Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
2010 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure
2010 PCA Main Event
Day: 3
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 / 1,529
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, Joe Cassidy bet 19,000 and was called by his opponent. The turn brought the 
and Cassidy checked. His opponent fired 32,000 and Cassidy called.The river card was the
and both players checked. Each player turned up 
and chopped up the pot.Cassidy's on about 280,000.
Heads up, the flop brought
. Yockey continued out with a bet of 23,500, only to see [Removed:198] raise it up to 62,000. Without too much delay, Yockey shoved all in with his massive stack, and [Removed:198] made teh call for his tournament life, all ~265,000 of his chips now committed to this pot.Showdown
Yockey:
[Removed:198]:
It was the right play by [Removed:198], but he would need to fade a ton of outs from the hot-running Yockey to stay afloat. Somehow, the turn and river were both red blanks, and [Removed:198] secured his big double up.
[Removed:198] - 550,000
Yockey - 940,000
and both players checked. The turn was the and both players checked again. The river was the 
and two more checks followed.Ivey and his opponent both played the board; Ivey with
and his opponent with 
. Ivey gave the player a glare when he showed his hand, showing he three-bet him with five high.Ivey's on 490,000.
. The first player checked and then Bonomo fired 50,000. His opponent folded and Bonomo moved himself up to 905,000 chips. He's now up towards the top of the pack.
Bansi held pocket tens --
-- against Mortensen's big slick -- 
.Mortensen went on to flop an ace and stay in front from there on the board of
. He now has around 230,000 chips while Bansi slipped back to 855,000.
and insta-called, putting his opponent's in bad shape to double.The flop was, well, pretty awesome. It came out
to give the at-risk player his set of tens, but he wasn't out of the woods yet as Kamberis had flopped open-ender. Sure enough, the tide turned when the peeled off the deck, pulling Kamberis back into the lead with his straight to the queen.The all-in player still had hope. There was four to a split-pot straight flush on board, and a board pair would give him the superior full house as well. It wasn't meant to be though; the blank
filled out the board, and Kamberis pumped his fist in celebration.After picking up that knockout, Kamberis is up to 385,000.
Seed:
Opponent:
The flop was a big dry desert for Huckleberry as it came down
. Salvation came, though, as the 
binked the turn to pull him into a big lead in the hand. He'd fade the two-outer as the river was a safe , and Seed has doubled his way up over 140,000.
flop. Bentley quickly called, and the turn brought the . Mizrachi checked with a withdrawn look, and Bentley took the opportunity to make a bet of 24,500. Mizrachi quickly check-raised to 95,000 straight, and that was enough to win him the pot as Bentley sent his cards back to the dealer.Mizrachi is up to 340,000 after that nice little pot.
