Vaeza Making Moves
The flop came
and Vaeza shoved for about 600,000. Reynolds gave it up and Vaeza took down the pot.
2010 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure
$25,000 High Roller Event
Day: 4
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure
Buy-in
$25,000
Prize Pool
$2,058,000
Entries
84
Level
26
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
5,000
The flop came
and Vaeza shoved for about 600,000. Reynolds gave it up and Vaeza took down the pot.
Reynolds with Another Three-bet
Adolfo Vaeza Eliminated in 3rd Place ($218,150)
The flop fell
Vaeza shoved for about 700,000. Reynolds snap-called with 
and was ahead of Vaeza's 
. The turn and river ran out
and 
, sending Vaeza to the rail in 3rd place.Vaeza added this finish to his High Roller resume which includes a 4th in the EPT6 London High Roller Event.
Familiar Territory for Molson
Grospellier won the match, but Molson still captured $228,000 for second place. He's improved upon that score this year and hopes to capture the title.
Chip Counts
Will Molson - 1,747,000
Reynolds Takes First Pot
. Both players checked, bringing them to the 
on the turn.Reynolds led the turn for a bet of 165,000 and Molson called. The river card completed the board with the
and both players checked.Reynolds showed
and Molson held 
without a heart. Reynolds took the first pot of heads-up play.With that pot, heads-up play has now lasted longer than it did last year, which took only one hand between Molson and Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier.
All Square
The flop came
and both players checked. The turn brought the 
and Molson bet 115,000. Reynolds called, delivering the 
on the river. Molson checked, prompting a bet of 150,000 from Reynolds. Molson was not done with the hand, raising to 420,000.Reynolds immediately called with
, but his hand was beaten by Molson's 
.The stacks are now nearly even.
Nines and Nines
The board checked until the river as it ran out
. After fifth street was put down, Molson bet 200,000. Reynolds made the call and the two turned up their hands.Reynolds:
Molson:
Chop it up boys, chop it up.
Back and Forth
. Molson bet 65,000 and Reynolds called.The turn was the
and both players checked. The river was checked by Molson and Reynolds bet 120,000. Molson took his time before making the call, with Reynolds tabling to take the pot. The next hand, Molson put in a successful three-bet to even it out again.
Getting Bored?
It's also surprising because the two made a deal right when they got to heads-up play. But, according to William Reynolds, "It's all about the title now."
The blinds will be going up in a few minutes, so maybe that will spark some more action.