James Tolbert Eliminated in 13th Place ($115,000)
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Tolbert:
Gimbel:
Gimbel managed to spike a queen on the flop and with no miracle running jacks on the turn and river, Tolbert was out in 13th place.
2010 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure
2010 PCA Main Event
Day: 5
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure
Buy-in
$10,000
Entries
1,529
Level
33
Blinds
120,000 / 240,000
Ante
20,000
Tolbert:
Gimbel:
Gimbel managed to spike a queen on the flop and with no miracle running jacks on the turn and river, Tolbert was out in 13th place.
Shulman Ships a Double
, and Zamani tapped the table. Shulman fired a continuation bet of 450,000, only to see Zamani moved all in over the top of him. Shulman considered for a moment before making the call for his total stack of 2,155,000, now all in and at risk of elimination.Showdown
Shulman:
Zamani:
Shulman only held ace-high, but he was in the lead as the cards laid. Zamani was drawing for a nine, ten, or king to knock off his opponent. The
on the turn was a safe rag, and the 
that rivered secured Shulman's double up with a pair of aces.
Ten-Million Chip Suckout
Reiman:
Duthie:
With a pot of more than 10 million chips up for grabs, the tension began to mount during the minute-long pause before the flop. It was quite a spectacle when the dealer ran the flop:
. The crowd gasped in unison as Reiman had somehow pulled a miraculous queen off the deck.The turn
and river 
filled out the board, and Reiman will drag the largest pot of the tournament. He's shot himself into the chip lead with over 10 million, while Duthie now has just those 55,000 little chips to work with.
Keying In On a Double Up
Shulman:
Keyes:
The board ran out
and Keyes' fives held up to land him a double up and 1.2 million in chips.Shulman dropped to 5.6 million in the hand.
John Duthie Eliminated in 12th Place ($130,000)
. Koral's king-high was the best hand for the side pot, while Duthie showed up 
for a pair, tripling him up to 180,000.The next hand, Duthie open-shoved all in for 175,000 after posting the ante. Goldberg came along again, and Ryan D'Angelo did the same, Duthie with another chance to triple up.
The flop came
, and Goldberg fired a bet of 300,000. D'Angelo quickly called, and the turn came the 
. Greenberg moved all in for 990,000, and D'Angelo open-mucked his 
. Duthie turned up 
, figuring to be in bad shape. He was, in fact, already drawing dead as Goldberg rolled over 
. A meaningless river card whisked Duthie out the door in 12th place, to the disappointment of many here in attendance.
Breaking Things
Level: 28
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
Play Resumes
Dimitri Hefter Eliminated in 11th Place ($130,000)
Showdown
Hefter:
Gimbel:
The flop was clean and safe for Hefter as it fell
. The 
on the turn was a bit of a sweat as it gave Gimbel the flush draw to work with. Sure enough, the flush came in when the ripped off the deck, and Gimbel comes from behind to notch the knockout and send Hefter to the rail in 11th place.
Darren Keyes Eliminated in 10th Place ($150,000)
Benjamin Zamani opened with a raise to 180,000 from under the gun. Action then folded around the table to Keyes in the cutoff who moved all in for 930,000. Next to act, Barry Shulman cold-called Keyes' shove and Zamani folded, prompting a preflop heads-up showdown between Shulman and Keyes:
Shulman:
Keyes:
The
board ran out in favor of Shulman, whose Jacks held up to win the pot and send Keyes to the rail.Shulman stacked up 7.07 million in chips after the hand.