The board bricked off for the defending champion, and he has been eliminated here on Day 2. There'll be no repeat this year.
2010 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure
2010 PCA Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Entries
1,529
Level
33
Blinds
120,000 / 240,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 1529
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The board bricked off for the defending champion, and he has been eliminated here on Day 2. There'll be no repeat this year.
Heads up, the flop brought
, and both men checked. They would do the same when the 
turned on fourth street, and the 
filled out the board. The big blind finally stuck out a bet of 4,000, but Saul came right over the top with a covering raise to 25,000. His opponent thought it over for a minute or two before committing the rest of his stack with an all-in call.Saul tabled
for two pair, and it was the winner. The rest of his opponent's chips were pushed to his corner, and he's now sitting pretty with right at 200,000.
. After Lee checked the river, Filippi said, "I mean, I guess I check."Filippi was upset that his pocket fives got counterfeited and allowed Lee's
to rake in the pot. As the pot was pushed to Lee, Filippi began cursing and complaining about the nine that hhit the river to counterfeit his hand. He's sitting on 200,000 while Lee is on 40,000.
, all the chips of Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier went into the middle. Daniel Negreanu looked him up with 
, and ElkY's 
would need to fade a lot of outs to survive.The turn card was the
, ending the drama right there as ElkY had no re-draw. With a handshake and a, "Good luck," the gregarious French pro made his way out the door.Negreanu is now in quite good shape with about 170,000.
Humberto and his opponent saw a flop come down
with two clubs. All of the money went in, Humberto tabling against his opponent's 
. A third club on the turn put Humberto in immediate danger, and he could not find another club to re-improve to his flush.The shark is extinct.
.The first player checked to Paul-Ambrose, who fired 8,600. His opponent check-raised to 17,200, a min-raise. Paul-Ambrose took a few moments and then moved in for 38,300 total. His opponent folded and Paul-Ambrose moved to nearly 60,000 chips.
from his opponent. After tanking for some time, Chartier put in the chips to make the call. His opponent held only ace high with the 
. Chartier rolled over the 
for just a pair of fours and won the pot.It was then found out that Chartier had opened the pot from under the gun with this hand. He now has 104,000 chips.
Monnette got it all in for 15,600 holding
against an opponent's pocket tens. The ensuing board ran out 
giving Monnette a pot-clinching wheel and new life in the main event.
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
