Chane Kampanatsanyakorn opened with a raise to 6,500 and Terry Fan made the call from the button to see a flop fall.
Kampanatsanyakorn continued for 11,000 only to have Fan raise to 23,000. Kampanatsanyakorn called before both players checked the on the turn as the landed on the river and Kampanatsanyakorn bet out 20,000.
Fan quickly called and tabled his to best Kampanatsanyakorn's for a busted straight draw.
Welcome back to PokerStars Live at the City of Dreams for Day 4 of the Asia Championship of Poker (ACOP) HK$100,000 Main Event.
Yesterday saw 72 players return to the felt and with six levels of play on the cards, many were expecting that we would reach the money by the end of play. However no-one expected the speed of play to be so fast as players were sent to the rail at a high and constant speed.
Unfortunately there would be a stop sign near the end of the road as play screeched to a grinding halt once play was down to the final 27 as it would take several hours before we limped into the money with David Martirosyan losing a flip to guarantee the final 25 a HK$198,000 payday.
Leading the players into the penultimate day of play is American Jonathan Depa who slowly accumulated throughout the day to end with 662,000. PokerStars Team Online members Randy Lew and Naoya Kihara, along with Asia Player of the Year contenders Terry Fan and Yoshitaka Okawa are also in the hunt as well as the two remaining females Cheryl Peng and Yujung Choi.
Top Ten Chip Counts
Player
Chip Count
Jonathan Depa
662,000
Peter Ping San Chan
615,000
Chenxiang Miao
471,500
Randy Lew
420,500
Ro Woong Park
353,500
Yat Wai Cheng
351,000
Aidan Tam
289,000
Ling Tong
272,000
Devan Tang
259,500
Andrew Lam
256,000
Play is set to commence at 3:00 p.m. local time with the PokerNews Live Reporting Team providing continuous live updates as we play down to the final table by day’s end.
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flop fall.
on the turn as the 
landed on the river and Kampanatsanyakorn bet out 20,000.
to best Kampanatsanyakorn's 
for a busted straight draw.
