2010 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure
2010 PCA Main Event
Day: 1a
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Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
John Duthie has been getting a rather awkward looking massage since the cards went into the air. At last check, the therapist had Duthie's head locked between her hand and elbow, rubbing his forehead with his hair protruding in all directions out from under her deathgrip. The EPT founder looks comfortable enough, despite the peculiar position his neck is being bent into.
James "mig.com" Mackey must have had a long night. He's just shy of being fully asleep at his table, barely opening his eyes once a minute to see if he's been dealt a hand. At a nearby table, Dario Minieri is also half-asleep. They serve strong coffee in the lounge, fellas.
into Peter Feldman's pocket aces on a queen-high board. Tran was busted while Feldman moved up to 42,000.
. His opponent had
.The board ran out
to keep Greenstein's aces the best hand. He's now up to 68,000 chips and looking strong.
, Sulaiman raised his opponent's bet of 850 to 3,100. HIs opponent folded and Sulaiman moved back to 20,000 chips.
and both players checked.The turn brought the
and two more checks. After the river completed the board with the
, the small blind checked. Phillips fired 550 and was called. He showed
and scooped in the pot, moving up to 32,000.
and the small blind checked. Richey fired 650 and his opponent called.The turn brought the
and both players checked.The river completed the board with the
and the small blind led with a bet, making it 2,200 to go. Richey slid his hand into the muck. Although he lost a few chips on this hand, Richey is still above the starting stack with around 37,000.For those of you that may not know who Brett Richey is, he has made the final table of two WSOP events and earned himself nearly $400,000 in tournaments over his career. Richey is also making a name for himself in some of the biggest games at the Bellagio in Las Vegas. If there's a big game going on in Bobby's Room, you can usually find Richey mixing it up with the likes of Doyle Brunson, David Oppenheim and Gus Hansen.
. Action was on Chris Moneymaker, and he stuck in a bet of 5,000 straight. His opponent, an unknown gentleman, made the minimum raise to 10,000, and Moneymaker called him down.We wouldn't see Moneymaker's cards as his opponent tabled
. The World Champ's holdings went into the muck, and he has slipped back to 12,600 here in the second level.