$10,300 Main Event Day 2 | 2018 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure

Player	Chips	Progress
Oleg Titov	493,000 193,000	193,000
Gleidibe Goncalves	472,000 419,300	419,300
Lucas Blanco	435,000 166,300	166,300
Karl Stark	424,000 329,000	329,000
Michael Stashin	403,000 45,000	45,000
Keith Lehr	374,500 144,500	144,500

Christian Rudolph	367,500 91,500	91,500
Adrian Mateos	358,000 174,200	174,200

Alexander Gambino	352,500 155,500	155,500
Jonathan West	344,000 8,000	8,000
Patryk Poterek	344,000 86,000	86,000
Michael Kamran	340,000 2,000	2,000
David Peters	327,000 77,000	77,000

Daniel Coupal	321,000 214,100	214,100
Phillip Corion	316,500 6,500	6,500
Ivan Zhechev	302,500 259,400	259,400
Sergio Cabrera	301,000 199,300	199,300
Maria Lampropulos	299,500 34,500	34,500
Anthony Philips	296,000 193,200	193,200
Charles Furey	291,500 28,500	28,500
Orpen Kisacikoglu	289,500 227,500	227,500

Jack Sinclair	274,000

Maria Konnikova	266,000 10,000	10,000

Koray Aldemir	256,000 67,000	67,000

Marco Gagliano Alves	231,500 195,400	195,400

Player

Chips

Progress

Oleg Titov

493,000

193,000

Gleidibe Goncalves

472,000

419,300

Lucas Blanco

435,000

166,300

Karl Stark

424,000

329,000

Michael Stashin

403,000

45,000

Keith Lehr

374,500

144,500

Christian Rudolph

367,500

91,500

Adrian Mateos

358,000

174,200

Alexander Gambino

352,500

155,500

Jonathan West

344,000

8,000

Patryk Poterek

344,000

86,000

Michael Kamran

340,000

2,000

David Peters

327,000

77,000

Daniel Coupal

321,000

214,100

Phillip Corion

316,500

6,500

Ivan Zhechev

302,500

259,400

Sergio Cabrera

301,000

199,300

Maria Lampropulos

299,500

34,500

Anthony Philips

296,000

193,200

Charles Furey

291,500

28,500

Orpen Kisacikoglu

289,500

227,500

Jack Sinclair

274,000

Maria Konnikova

266,000

10,000

Koray Aldemir

256,000

67,000

Marco Gagliano Alves

231,500

195,400

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count
1	1	Adrian Mateos	Spain	358,000
1	2	Darren Rabinowitz	United States	133,000
1	3	Andriy Lyubovetskiy	Ukraine	182,000
1	4	Sergio Cabrera	Spain	301,000
1	5	Daniel Coupal	Canada	321,000
1	6	Bjorn Fiedler	Germany	70,500
1	7	Dario Marinelli	Italy	87,000
1	8	Oleg Titov	Russia	493,000

2	1	Maria Lampropulos	Argentina	299,500
2	2	Kliment Roussev Tarmakov	Canada	138,000
2	3	Calum Deas	United Kingdom	164,000
2	4	Leo Margets	Spain	86,500
2	5	Michael Farrow	Canada	168,000
2	6	Harrison Gimbel	United States	99,000
2	7	Kevin MacPhee	United States	38,500
2	8	Pablo Bolanos Cacho	Mexico	133,000

3	1	Richard Kirsch	United States	120,000
3	2	Florian Buhler	Germany	46,000
3	3	Keith Nassetta	United States	115,000
3	4	Ivan Luca	Argentina	77,000
3	5	Roman Wieczorek	Germany	158,000
3	6	Affif Prado	Brazil	112,500
3	7	Koray Aldemir	Germany	256,000
3	8	Christian Rudolph	Germany	367,500

4	1	Ricardo Goncalves Neto	Brazil	59,500
4	2	Andy Philachack	United States	78,000
4	3	Jonathan West	United States	344,000
4	4	Phillip Corion	United Kingdom	316,500
4	5	Ramin Hajiyev	Azerbaijan	120,500
4	6	Kevin Hobbs	Canada	39,500
4	7	Liv Boeree	United Kingdom	96,000
4	8	Vladimir Troyanovskiy	Russia	231,000

5	1	Aleksandr Milyaev	Russia	184,500
5	2	Anthony Philips	United Kingdom	296,000
5	3	Tim Volf	Germany	77,000
5	5	Jack Sinclair	United Kingdom	274,000
5	6	Septimiu Popescu	Canada	52,000
5	7	Vladimir Shabalin	Russia	45,500
5	8	[Removed:240]	Germany	53,500

6	1	Brian Potashnik	United States	197,000
6	2	Henry Strasser	Canada	105,000
6	3	Adalfer Morales Gamarra	Colombia	146,500
6	4	Ivan Zhechev	Bulgaria	302,500
6	5	Barry Greenstein	United States	69,000
6	6	Gianluca Speranza	Italy	196,000
6	7	Ricky Guan	United States	76,500
6	8	Steven-John Jost	Switzerland	53,500

7	1	Charles Furey	United States	291,500
7	2	Maximilian Gruenberger	Germany	50,000
7	3	Bartosz Stasiewicz	Poland	147,500
7	4	Daniel Carlsson	Sweden	184,000
7	5	Bryan Ponce Zerna	Ecuador	211,500
7	6	Alexander Gambino	United States	352,500
7	7	Ryan Smith	Canada	19,500
7	8	John Rogers	United States	132,000

8	1	Lachezar Plamenov Petkov	Bulgaria	124,000
8	2	Brett Bader	United States	31,000
8	3	Marco Gagliano Alves	Brazil	231,500
8	4	Artur Galanek	Poland	106,000
8	5	Christian Banz	Germany	157,500
8	6	Marco Del Pino	Italy	24,000
8	7	Jean Ateba	Norway	170,000
8	8	George Hadweh	Honduras	114,500

9	1	Lucas Greenwood	Canada	148,500
9	2	Gavin O'Rourke	Ireland	122,000
9	4	Chris Hunichen	United States	166,000
9	5	Shawn Buchanan	Canada	172,500
9	6	David Peters	United States	327,000
9	7	Nikita Neliubin	Russia	87,000
9	8	Gabriella Boza	Hungary	102,000

10	1	Horea Serban	Romania	44,500
10	2	Joao Simao	Brazil	90,500
10	3	Keith Lehr	United States	374,500
10	4	Helio Chreem	Brazil	199,000
10	5	Michael Stashin	United States	403,000
10	6	Uladzimir Anoshka	Belarus	153,500
10	7	Oliver Weis	Germany	190,000
10	8	Gleidibe Goncalves	Brazil	472,000

11	2	Jason Stemmler	Canada	159,500
11	3	Maria Konnikova	United States	266,000
11	4	Orpen Kisacikoglu	Turkey	289,500
11	5	Oleksandr Didukh	Ukraine	116,500
11	6	Marius Patro	Germany	26,500
11	7	Aaron Olshan	United States	101,000
11	8	Philipp Viebcke	Germany	209,000

12	1	Villu Metsur	Estonia	108,500
12	2	Timothey Miles	United States	187,500
12	3	Scott Bohlman	United States	58,500
12	4	Michael Kamran	United States	340,000
12	5	Pedro Bregeiro leal	Brazil	221,500
12	6	Victor Ramdin	United States	131,000
12	7	Florian Maurer	Austria	164,000
12	8	Lucas Blanco	Spain	435,000

13	1	Igor Yaroshevskyy	Ukraine	32,500
13	2	Patryk Poterek	Poland	344,000
13	3	Jianguo Zhou	China	28,000
13	4	Scott Wilson	Canada	51,500
13	5	Sharman Olshan	United States	58,500
13	6	Niklas Ehrenholz	Germany	188,500
13	7	Karl Stark	Sweden	424,000
13	8	Martin Raus	Canada	69,000

Day 2 of the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Main Event has come to a close and after five more levels of play it's Oleg Titov who is leading the way. Titov bagged up 493,000 over the course of the day and eliminated serveral players, including the likes of Bryn Kenney who fell just before the last break of the night. Titov would be looking for his biggest cash ever in the PCA Main Event, with his previously recorded all-time high being $51,111 two years ago at the EPT Barcelona.

There were 341 players to begin the day, but at it's close, 101 players remained, leaving them just a few spots shy of the money bubble. The bubble is very likely to break early on Day 3. Plenty of heroes and fan favorites fell today, including the likes of Maurice Hawkins, Connor Drinan, Christopher Kruk, Nick Petrangelo, Mike Wang, Matt Glantz, Steve O'Dwyer, Mike Leah, Mutapha Kanit, Jason Koon, and Bryn Kenney to name a few.

Another one to bow up was defending champion Christian Harder. Harder found himself all in and at risk against two other players holding ace-jack while his opponents were holding pocket nines and pocket queens. Harder was able to pair his jack, but it wasn't enough to earn him the pot and he was eliminated from the tournament in the second level of the day.

One of the other exciting storylines from the day involves Thai Ha, one of the biggest stacks coming out of Day 1. All Main Event Day 2 participants had the chance today to win their own $30,000 Platinum Pass, which includes a $25,000 buy-in to the inaugural 2019 PokerStars Players No-Limit Hold'em Championship, along with accommodation and expenses. It was Ha who was awarded the Pass by winning a blind hand dealt among the players at his table. Ha rivered trip eights to take down the Pass, joining the likes of Friend of PokerStars Maria Konnikova, who received a Pass earlier this week by winning the $1,650 National Championship.

There are still plenty of notables and recognaizable faces returning on Thursday, including Konnikova among others. Konnikova (266,500) late registered this event as she was busy winning the $1,650 National Championship during the first few days of registration. Others returning tomorrow include Adrian Mateos (358,000), David Peters (327,000), Maria Lampropulos (299,500), Koray Aldemir (256,000), Chris Hunichen (166,000), Liv Boeree (96,000), Harrison Gimbel(99,000), Joao Simao (90,500), Ivan Luca (77,000), Barry Greenstein (69,000) and Kevin MacPhee (38,500).

The remaining players return tomorrow at noon at level 14 with blinds of 1,500/3,000 with an ante of 500. PokerNews will be on the floor to cover all the action and updates from Day 3 onwards, so make sure to stay tuned so you don't miss a thing.

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