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Punta Cana Poker Classic 2017 US
Día
4
BUY IN
$ 1.650
PRIZEPOOL
$ 555.810
Entradas
382
Restantes
46
- Nivel 31
- Average 207.609
- Ciegas 100000 / 200000
- Total Fichas 9.550.000
- Ante 20.000
- Próximo puesto pago 45º $ 3.335
11 de octubre de 2017
al 25 de octubre de 2017
al 25 de octubre de 2017
Calle Paseo del Sol, Punta Cana 23000, República Dominicana
Puesto 24º: Jordan Pfizer ($4.725)
Jordan Pfizer 
announced his all-in from under the gun for about 117,000 chips and Mark Johnson called from the BTN.
Johnson: J J
Pfizer: K Q
Board: 2 5 4 6 8
Puesto 26º: James Harvey ($4.170)
Julio Belluscio 
raised to 20,000 and Jamin Stokes re-raised to 55,000 chips. To his left Jozo Dzido 
shoved his 190,000 stack and James Harvey called.
Harvey: 7 8
Stokes: A K
Dzido: Q Q
Board: K 8 5 K 2
Again
Lucas Smith raised to 20,000 and Mark Johnson announced his all-in for 65,000 chips that Lucas called.
Lucas: 3 3
Mark: A J
Board: A A 7 5 4
The short stack doubles
Lucas Smith raised to 26,000 from the HJ and Mark Johnson called for his last 25,000 chips.
Smith: A 10
Mark: K K
Board: 6 7 4 5 4
Puesto 27º: Kevin Garosshen ($4.170)
James Casement shoved his last 400,000 chips from the BTN and Kevin Garosshen called for his last 64,000 chips.
James: 6 7
Garosshen: J 7
Board: 3 4 5 Q 9
Day 3: «Shuffle up and deal»
Ladies and Gentleman. Day 3 of the 2017 Punta Cana Poker Classic it’s on its way live from the beautiful Meliá Caribe Tropical.
The las 27 players will play Level 19 for another 20 minutes. Today we will play until we meet the final nine players.
Table #3
Seat 1: 
Richard Webb 159.000
Seat 2: Chris Cardinale 451.000
Seat 3: 
Csaba Kirschner 396.000
Seat 4: Alberto Rodríguez 166.000
Seat 5: Julian Kaplan 581.000
Seat 6: 
Christian Freimueller 84.000
Seat 7: Benjamin Craig 538.000
Seat 8: Kalman Dohany 467.000
Seat 9: 
Roberto Carvallo 234.000
Table #2
Seat 1: Roneil Balani 298.000
Seat 2: Andy Gonder 291.000
Seat 3: Jordan Pfizer 121.000
Seat 4: Chris Oliver 809.000
Seat 5: Ron Morandini 235.000
Seat 6: Lucas Smith 396.000
Seat 7: Mark Johnson 27.000
Seat 8: William Fieds 437.000
Seat 9: 
Alberto Merán 411.000
Table #1
Seat 1: Kevin Garosshen 65.000
Seat 2: 
Jozo Dzido 200.000
Seat 3: Edwin Roman 217.000
Seat 4: Harold Mathew 235.000
Seat 5: James Harvey 69.000
Seat 6: 
Santiago Soriano 1.202.000
Seat 7: 
Julio Belluscio 263.000
Seat 8: James Casement 422.000
Seat 9: Jamin Stokes 754.000
Santiago Soriano leads the final 27
Only 149 came back for Day 2 of the 2017 Punta Cana Poker Classic Main Event but at the end of the day, only 27 would make the cut. The chip leader of the last three tables is Santiago Soriano who finished the day with a 1,202,000 stack.
Among the players that will be returning for the penultimate day of action are Chris Oliver (809,000), Benjamin Craig (538,000), James Casement (422,000), Alberto Meran (411,000), Jordan Pfizer (113,300) and Julio Belluscio (263,000).
| Santiago Soriano | – | 1.202.000 | |
| Chris Oliver | – | 809.000 | |
| Jamin Stokes | – | 754.000 | |
| Julian Kaplan | – | 581.000 | |
| Benjamin Craig | – | 538.000 | |
| Kalman Dohany | – | 467.000 | |
| Cristopher Cardinale | – | 451.000 | |
| Williams Fieds | – | 437.000 | |
| James Casement | – | 422.000 | |
| Alberto Rodríguez | – | 411.000 | |
| Alberto Miguel Meran Matias | – | 411.000 | |
| Csaba Kirschner | – | 396.000 | |
| Lucas Smith | – | 396.000 | |
| Roneil Balani | – | 298.000 | |
| Andy Gonder | – | 291.000 | |
| Julio Belluscio | – | 263.000 | |
| Harold Matthew | – | 235.000 | |
| Ron Morandini | – | 235.000 | |
| Roberto Carvallo | – | 234.000 | |
| Edwin Roman | – | 217.000 | |
| Jozo Dzido | – | 200.000 | |
| Richard Webb | – | 159.000 | |
| Jordan Pfizer | – | 113.300 | |
| James Harvey | – | 69.000 | |
| Kevin Garosshen | – | 65.000 | |
| Cristian Freimueller | – | 54.000 | |
| Mark Johnson | – | 27.000 |
Big names such as Andrew Moreno, David Moreno, Jesse Vilchez, Eric Wasylenko, Melvin Matos, Troy Nisbet, Phil Nagy, Russell Carson and the Kami Hudson who was the last woman standing.
| 28º | Russell Carson | – | $3.725 | |
| 29º | Virgil Collins | – | $3.725 | |
| 30º | Phil Nagy | – | $3.725 | |
| 31º | Kami Hudson | – | $3.725 | |
| 32º | Fernando Cornejo | – | $3.725 | |
| 33º | José Stawski | – | $3.725 | |
| 34º | Troy Nisbet | – | $3.725 | |
| 35º | Corey Kennel | – | $3.725 | |
| 36º | Ryan Mullenaux | – | $3.725 | |
| 37º | Melvin Matos | – | $3.335 | |
| 38º | Eric Wasylenko | – | $3.335 | |
| 39º | José Raúl Castillo | – | $3.335 | |
| 40º | Ricardo Arciero | – | $3.335 | |
| 41º | Jesse Vilchez | – | $3.335 | |
| 42º | Carty Eduardo | – | $3.335 | |
| 43º | David Moreno | – | $3.335 | |
| 44º | Patrick Girard | – | $3.335 | |
| 45º | Andrew Moreno | – | $3.335 |
The last three tables will return tomorrow at 14:00 and will play until the final table is reached. The blinds will be 5,000/10,000 ante 1,000 and you may follow all the action live at Americas Cardroom.