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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
Santiago Soriano has a huge lead with only nine remaining
Only four levels were needed to meet the nine players that will return tomorrow to play the final table of the 2017 Punta Cana Poker Classic. For the second day in a row, Spain’s Santiago Soriano will start the day as chip leader.
Soriano finished the day with a huge 3,945,000 stack. Jamin Stokes is second in chips with a 2,030,000 stack while the remaining seven players have stacks under the million chips being Cristopher Cardinale the shortest stack with only 232,000 chips.
The final table will have seven players born in America, an Hungarian, a Spaniard an a Chilean fighting for the title.
| Santiago Soriano | – | 3.945.000 | |
| Jamin Stokes | – | 2.030.000 | |
| Kalman Dohany | – | 851.000 | |
| Julian Kaplan | – | 808.000 | |
| Benjamin Craig | – | 499.000 | |
| Roberto Carvallo | – | 448.000 | |
| Lucas Smith | – | 329.000 | |
| James Casement | – | 313.000 | |
| Cristopher Cardinale | – | 232.000 |
Big names were eliminated before reaching the final nine. Among them were Jordan Pfizer, Andy Gonder, Edwin Roman, Alberto Meran, Jullio Belluscio and online crack, Chris Oliver who finished tenth.
| 10º | Chris Oliver | – | $8.615 | |
| 11º | Roneil Balani | – | $8.615 | |
| 12º | Julio Belluscio | – | $8.615 | |
| 13º | Mark Johnson | – | $7.225 | |
| 14º | Csaba Kirschner | – | $7.225 | |
| 15º | Richard Webb | – | $7.225 | |
| 16º | Williams Fieds | – | $6.390 | |
| 17º | Alberto Rodríguez | – | $6.390 | |
| 18º | Alberto Miguel Meran Matias | – | $6.390 | |
| 19º | Edwin Roman | – | $5.560 | |
| 20º | Ron Morandini | – | $5.560 | |
| 21º | Andy Gonder | – | $5.560 | |
| 22º | Harold Matthew | – | $4.725 | |
| 23º | Cristian Freimueller | – | $4.725 | |
| 24º | Jordan Pfizer | – | $4.725 | |
| 25º | Jozo Dzido | – | $4.170 | |
| 26º | James Harvey | – | $4.170 | |
| 27º | Kevin Garosshen | – | $4.170 |
The final nine players will return tomorrow at 14:00 to fight for the title. You may follow all the action through Americas Cardroom Blog and through our livestream with the comments from Jeff Gross and Bill Perkins.
Soriano wins a big one
Jamin Stokes 
raised to 50,000 chips from under the gun and Benjamin Craig called as well as Santiago Soriano 
from the BTN.
The flop was K 8 7 and Stokes bet 80,000 chips that both players called.
The turn was a 6 and Craig bet 182,000 chips that only Soriano called.
The river was an A and Soriano bet 395,000 chips that his rival called.
Soriano showed a 10 9 to win a huge pot.
Short Stacks
James Casement and Chris Cardinale are the shortest stacks at the table. Casement has 300,000 chips and Chris has 280,000 chips.
A life for Kalman
Action came to Santiago Soriano who raised all-in from the SB. Kalman Dohany 
called from the BB for his last 461,000 chips and we have a showdown.
Soriano: J 8
Kalman: 7 7
Board: 9 5 6 2 2
Solid
Benjamin Criag raised to 40,000 and Julian Kaplan called from the BTN. Action went to Santiago Soriano who raised to 197,000 that only Kaplan called.
The flop was a 8 3 5 and the Spaniard bet 168,000 that Kaplan called. The turn was a J and Santiago bet 355,000 chips to win the pot.
Unofficial Final Table
Seat 1: 
James Casement 400.000
Seat 2: Jamin Stokes 1.400.000
Seat 3: Benjamin Craig 1.350.000
Seat 4: 
Roberto Carvallo 500.000
Seat 5: Julian Kaplan 1.150.000
Seat 6: 
Santiago Soriano 1.300.000
Seat 7: 
Kalman Dohany 540.000
Seat 8: Lucas Smith 570.000
Seat 9: 
Chris Oliver 1.600.000
Seat 10: Chris Cardinale 300.000
Puesto 11º: Roneil Balani ($8.615)
Roneil Balani raised to 120,000 from under the gun, called by Jamin Stokes and Lucas Smith .
The flop showed a K 7 10 and the two players checked. Again they checked when the 9 showed up.
The 3 was good for a 400,000 bet from Smith enough to take the pot when his pocket 9 9 defeated Balani’s pocket 7 7.
Puesto 12º: Julio Belluscio ($8.615)
Julio Belluscio 
announced his all-in for 80,000 chips from under the gun and Benjamin Craig called from the big blind.
Belluscio: A 9
Craig: K 2
Board: K 9 3 5 7
Puesto 13º: Mark Johnson ($7.225)
Mark Johnson announced his all-in for 171,000 from the CO and Kalman Dohany called.
Johnson: A 7
Dohany: A J
Board: 9 6 2 2 5
Puesto 14º: Csaba Kirschner ($7.225)
Chris Oliver raised to 32,000 and Benjamin Craig called from the BTN. Csaba Kirschner squeezed all-in for his last 310,000 chips that only Craig called.
Csaba: 10 10
Craig: K Q
Board: J 6 2 K 3
Small hit
Julio Belluscio raised to 33,000 chips and Lucas Smith announced his all-in for 170,000 that Barto called.
Bartolo: A J
Smith: 10 10
Board: K 4 4 3 2
Puesto 15º: Richard Webb ($7.225)
Richard Webb raised all-in for 150,000 chips and Roneil Balani shoved his stack to isolate.
balani: A K
Webb: A 9
The board didn’t help Webb who is our latest elimination.
Puesto 16º: Williams Fieds ($6.390)
Chris Oliver raised to 34,000 from under the gun and William Fieds -us-called from the BB. The flop was a -td–9c- 6 and Fields check-called a 42,000 bet from Oliver.
The turn was an A and Oliver bet 110,000 that Fieds raised to 400,000 chips that Oliver called.
Oliver: 9 9
Fieds: A J
River: 3