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and his opponent showed 
."Good game, guys." joked Vanchiro, mimicking the player from the hand before.
The board ran out
to give Vanchiro the double up.
2009 Aruba Poker Classic
$5,500 Aruba Poker Classic Championship
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 Aruba Poker Classic
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$2,303,750
Total Entries
475
Level
26
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 475
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and his opponent showed ."Good game, guys." joked Vanchiro, mimicking the player from the hand before.
The board ran out
to give Vanchiro the double up.
Pahuja revealed
to which the all-in player said, "Good game, guys." and tabled 
.The flop was big for the at-risk player when it came
. Immediately after seeing the jack, Pahuja smacked his hand on his forehead in disgust. The turn was the 
and the river the ."Unlucky." said the player to Pahuja as the chips were shipped over. This is the second big pot worth over 25,000 that Pahuja has lost with two queens. He's dropped down to 56,000.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
and reigning Aruba Poker Classic champion Matt Brady had just checked over to Alfonso Cammarota. Cammarota fired a bet of 2,100 before Brady stuck a big stack of chips out in the middle to put Cammarota all in. A call was made."I have a queen," said Brady, revealing the
."I need a spade then," responded Cammarota, tabling
.The turn brought the
and the river the . Cammarota was unable to find a spade or a nine and thus was eliminated from the tournament.
. Gray had the next best hand in 
.The board ran out
. Failing to improve, Gray quickly departed the tournament area.
. After a check from James Honeybone, his opponent made a bet to put about 25,000 chips in the pot. Honeybone elected to check-raise all in for about 15,000 total, causing his opponent to mumble to himself for several minutes. "You got two kings again?" he asked. Finally, he made the call with a similar-sized stack."Your read was right on, two black kings," said Honeybone, tabling
to prove it. His disgusted opponent turned over 
, in bad shape to stay alive. The river paired the board with the 
, holding Honeybone's overpair and earning him a double up close to 50,000.
after Binger raised preflop. The first three cards on the board fell . Levy checked and Binger fired 2,600. The unknown player raised to 6,000 and Levy quickly ducked out of the way. Action went back over to Binger and he announced, "All in." After some confusion about how much the all-in bet was for, the dealer determined it would be another 11,125 for Binger's opponent to call, and that he did.Binger stood from his chair as his brother, Michael, came rushing over to the table to see what was going on. The hands were revealed and Binger held an open-ended straight draw with
. His opponent made the call holding just 
.The turn came the
and the river the 
, both blanks for Binger, who as a result was left to join the rail. Though admittedly, that's not such a bad place to be when you're in Aruba.
and Young fired a continuation bet of 1,400; Sharp called. The dealer put the
on the felt for the turn and Young checked. Sharp hesitated and then checked behind.The river brought the
. Young then led out with a bet of 2,900. Sharp tanked for some time before eventually opting to make the call, and it proved to be the right one as Young tabled for complete air. Sharp revealed 
for the win.
