| Poker Stars Caribbean Adventure - Final | |
| by 2006 World Poker Tour Coverage | |
| Tuesday, 10 January 2006 |
Page 1 of 2 $62 took Steve Paul-Ambrose to $1,363,100
by Sharla LehrmannSome additional photos courtesy of Erik Harkins
First Place for
student at the University of Waterloo in Ontario. Goes by "stevejpa" and qualified in a PokerStars satellite for this event. Playing a small buy in satellite on PokerStars turned Steve's life upside down. He built this fortune by playing a $62 sat and then played like he had never played before to take down 723 other great players. Well done Mr. Paul-Ambrose! Second Place for a great game
. The flop is the J Brook limps and Steve checks. Flop comes the Q Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 05:27 PM Flop comes the 2 Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 05:26 PM Any of you Texans out there who are interested in increasing our chances of getting poker in our State, please visit www.texansforpoker.com With the last hand, the players are almost dead even. Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 05:25 PM Steve has the button; he makes it 200K to go and Brook calls. The flop comes the 9 Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 05:20 PM Lets do it! Q Our Heads up Winners. These two young men will be vying for the spoils! And the money is delivered by some Bahamian beauties.
Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 05:00 PM Steve raised to 250K and David called. With a flop of the 4
All pros have been eliminated. We are left with two internet players who qualified for this tournament by playing on www.pokerstars.eu. Congratulations both of you! Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 05:01 PM Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 04:58 PM The winds of change abound, and I do mean the winds......in more ways than one. Estimated Chip Count Steve Paul-Ambrose- 1,900,000 Brook Lyter - 4,000,000 David Singer - 1,400,000 Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 04:51 PM Brook and Steve are heads up. The flop comes the 6
Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 04:34 PM Steve's turn. He has the button and is first to act. He makes it 200K to play with him. David calls and Brook passes. The flop comes the A 8 7 with two diamonds. David checks and Steve bets 500K. David rubs his chin methodically and and raises to another 1 million. The onus is back on Steve now. He runs his hands through his hair, places his hand over his mouth and goes into the think mode. It is very apparent he is distraught. Oh what to do here..... This is another back breaking hand and decision. He raises and is all in. A Brook makes it 160K from the button. No callers. Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 04:32 PM David is on the button and is first to act. He folds. Brook folds and its a ground skinner for Steve. Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 04:29 PM Estimated Chip Count Steve Paul-Ambrose- 1,800,000 Brook Lyter - 2,000,000 David Singer - 3,500,000 We take a short break while the Travel Channel changes the tape. Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 04:21 PM From the small blind, David raises to 200K and Brook calls. The flop comes the 7 Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 04:21 PM Steve limps from the Button, David limps from the small blind and Brook checks his option. The flop comes the 8 Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 04:13 PM Steve is down to 1.6 million now. He picks up the blinds and antes and bolsters his decreasing stack. Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 04:12 PM Steve raises to 250K on the button. David folds and Brook ponders. He folds. Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 04:06 PM Shuffle up and deal. Blinds are 40K / 80K with a 10K ante. Button is on Brook Lyter. He is first to act and he raises to 160K. Steve Paul-Ambrose looks at his cards and reraises to 500K. David Singer passes and Brook moves all in. Steve calls. Steve has pocket sevens and Brook pocket kings. The flop comes the K Not sure why, but we are taking another break. Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 03:56 PM With the flip of the dealers wrist, the complexion of the game has just changed. Estimated Chip Count Steve Paul-Ambrose- 2,300,000 Brook Lyter - 750,000 David Singer - 4,100,000 Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 03:47 PM David raises from the button to 150K. Brook calls from the small blind. Steve calls from the big blind. We see a flop. It comes the 9 Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 03:42 PM Brook is on the button. Brook raised to 150K. Steve makes it 750K to go. Brook lets it go again. Steve takes the pot. Steve is in a very aggresive stance and it is working well for him. Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 03:39 PM Estimated Chip Count Steve - 4,400,000 Brook - 1,300,000 David - 2,100,000 Steve has the button, he folds and David limps in for 25K. Brook checks his option. K 7 4 with two spades. Checked. The T Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 03:38 PM Brook has the button and is first to act. He folds, Steve raises to 150K and David folds. Cards blow everywhere. This is beautiful, but not conducive to cards, Im telling you that. I want a coat...that is how windy it is. Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 03:30 PM In one of the biggest hands of the tournament, David is on the button and raises to 125K. Brook calls as does Steve. The flop comes the 9 Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 03:25 PM Well, we are up, but we aint runnin'. The night the light went out in Nassau, we had the button on Brook Lyter, Steve Paul-Ambrose had raised to 150K and we were waiting for David to act. Soon dear readers, ..soon...OK.......David takes it to 500K and Steve folds. Whew....that was the longest hand in the history of poker I think. Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 03:10 PM We are up and running. Updated Chip Count: Steve - 3,060,000 Brook - 2,250,000 David - 2,000,000
Meanwhile....
Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 02:34 PM We just had a major power surge and everything blew out. We may have a little gap in play now. Im on battery and we heard this loud pop. Hmmm......it was like, we have a 150K raise SNAP CRACKLE POP...4 people fry, and we have a call...... Be back in a bit. Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 02:31 PM Approximate Chip Count. - It's anyones ballgame. Steve - 2,800,000 Brook - 2,300,000 David - 2,100,000 Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 02:29 PM David raises to 150K and Brook calls. Two players, with the flop of the K 2 2 . Checked. Turn is the T . Checked. The 5 comes on the river and Brook bets 50K. David folds.Tuesday, 10th of January 2006 02:23 PM |
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. Brook bets 300K and Steve, on the button raised 1.2 to take it to 1.5 million. Brook drags out a bunch of chips and asks Steve how much more he has. He then pushed the chips back into his stack and starts doing some calculation. He has the little "church and steeple" look with his hands up to his mouth. Brook is really thinking, or putting on a super show. Steve has zoned in on the board and isnt budging off that lock. He leans back in his chair now and is chatting either to Steve or to himself. He takes one last look at his cards and goes back to the tank. Drumming his fingers on the table rail, he finally makes a decision to push it all in. Steve immediately calls. K
for Brook and a Q
and the crowd shows their elation now that Steve is ahead. The K





