Level: 28
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
2010 NAPT Venetian
2010 NAPT Venetian Main Event
Day: 5
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 NAPT Venetian
Buy-in
$4,750
Entries
872
Level
32
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
20,000
Sam Stein - 7,450,000
Tom Marchese - 4,000,000
Thomas Fuller - 3,950,000
Daniel Clemente - 3,275,000
Yunus Jamal - 3,050,000
David Paredes - 2,350,000
John Cernuto - 1,500,000
Eric Blair - 1,450,000
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With action back to Paredes, he quickly moved all in. Marchese just as quickly flicked his cards towards the dealer.
, Stein was first up. He checked and Fuller checked behind.The turn was the
. Stein was up first again and wouldn't be checking this time. He bet 180,000. Fuller made the call.The river card produced the
. Stein fired 430,000 into the pot and Fuller folded his hand.
We didn't expect much action on a flop of
but action is what we got. Paredes checked to the pre-flop raiser, Marchese, who made a small-ish bet of 195,000. Clemente quickly raised that bet to 550,000; Paredes re-raised all in. Marchese got out of the way, allowing Clemente to put the rest of his chips on the line. He was the player all in and at risk of elimination.Clemente:
Paredes:
Clemente showed down a pair of aces and was in good shape against Paredes' pair and gutshot draw. The board bricked off
and 
, giving Clemente the double-up. He popped out of his chair to go give a high-five to one of his railbirds.
and Sam Stein checked. Yunus Jamal bet 280,000 and David Paredes folded before action moved back to Stein. He made the call and the two players went to the turn.Fourth street brought the
and Stein checked. Jamal checked behind before the was placed on the river. Stein was first to act and he fired a bet of 360,000. Jamal studied his opponent while methodically shuffling chips. He then asked Stein how much he had left. Another minute later, Jamal made the call.Stein tabled the
for three queens with a nine kicker. Jamal double checked his cards and then flung them into the muck.
, with each player checking in turn. Stein took a stab on the 
turn with a bet of 220,000 but was unable to shake either Paredes or Marchese.The river fell
. Stein fired again for 430,000. Paredes dove into the tank for about a minute before raising to 1,130,000. Marchese, sitting behing Paredes, then moved all in for 1,970,000!Stein quickly folded but Paredes could be seen talking to himself. Looks of "what have I walked into" flashed across his face. With more than 4.5 million chips in the pot and only 800,000 to call he was clearly having a hard time finding a fold. He did finally fold, showing
, a six-high straight. Marchese said nothing as he raked in the pot.