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Reiman - 28,265,000
Gimbel - 17,255,000
2010 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure
2010 PCA Main Event
Day: 6
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
Reiman - 28,265,000
Gimbel - 17,255,000
Barry Shulman has the button. He moves all in, and Ty Reiman quickly folds. In the big blind, though, Harrison Gimbel checks his cards, frowns, and calls the 4.165-million-chip shove.
Showdown
Gimbel:
Shulman:
Shulman should be used to this sweat by now, and he sits statue-still while the dealer prepares to run the board. When he does, it's not very thrilling at all:
.That is no help at all to Barry Shulman, and the table has finally managed to eliminate him. After holding strong for most of the day, Shulman has been knocked off in third place. He'll take home $1,350,000 for his efforts this week.
It comes out
. When the blinds check, Reiman fires 325,000. Gimbel ducks out, and Shulman puts in the call to go heads up the rest of the way.The two men check-check when the
hits the turn, and Shulman checks again on the river 
. Reiman fires 500,000 at the pot, and Shulman folds.
.Both players check the flop and the turn brings the
. Reiman checks again, Gimbel bets 300,000 and Reiman surrenders.
. Shulman checks, and he'll fold to a bet of 420,000. A very reluctant fold, we might add. His wife is a fan though as she yells, "Very good, honey. Very good!"
Harrison Gimbel - 14,795,000
Barry Shulman - 6,100,000
flop.Two quick checks bring us to the turn --
.Gimbel checks, Reiman bets 400,000 and Gimbel folds.
Both men check through the board running
. Gimbel shows up 
for the pair, and Reiman looks frustrated. He tables 
for the nuts, unable to get his opponent to fire a bet. He'll win the pot worth 1.26 million, though.