. Chan also had a pair when he tabled 
. Neither player connected with a ten-high board.Powell is up to 15,700 in chips. Chan has taken his place in the counts with just 7,600 remaining in his stack.
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Macau
High Rollers Event
Day: 1
Event Info
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Macau
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$19,250
Prize Pool
$1,282,051
Entries
61
Level
19
Blinds
6,000 / 12,000
Ante
2,000
Players Left 1 / 61
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. Chan also had a pair when he tabled . Neither player connected with a ten-high board.Powell is up to 15,700 in chips. Chan has taken his place in the counts with just 7,600 remaining in his stack.
and David Steicke made the call with pocket sevens.The board fell
giving Steicke a full house to send the poker diva to the exit.
and was called by Andrew Pantling, who showed 
. Neither player connected with a ten-high board.Powell is still short-stacked with 7,700 chips.
"You can't see that big dint?" asked Joe Hachem. "Then come to my home game any time."
The dealer has been instructed by TD Danny McDonagh to check the cards as each player folds in turn for any sign of marking.
and had to dodge his opponent's two live cards, 
. The flop provided a bit of excitement, coming 
to make a pair of aces for Chan but bring a flush draw to his opponent. The flush draw missed on the turn 
and river 
. Chan now has 20,000.
and was called by Javed Abrahams, who had 
. After the board ran out 
, Demetriou said he was going to go take a nap.
The flop came
and Kay fired out 6,000. Tran made the call. The turn brought the 
and both players checked. The landed on the river and what appeared to be a big pot had slowed right down as both checked again.Kay flipped
for the straight to take it down and jump to 60,000. Tran is back to 43,000.
flop to Steicke, who bet 1,250. The late position player called before Do check-raised all in for 4,250. Steicke was the only player to call.Do:
Steicke:
Do had Steicke outkicked and managed to retain his lead on the hand with a turn card of
and a river card of . He doubled up to about 16,000.
Van Marcus checked in the small blind over to the player in the big blind who fired out 1,200. Marcus made the call and the big blind tossed his cards into the muck.Marcus was then going to muck his cards as the pot had been conceded to Marcus, but his opponent was adamant that Marcus should have to show his cards to win the pot. The floor was called and it was explained that since the player mucked his cards, Marcus didn't have to show his to win the pot. However after some discussion, Marcus was gracious enough to show anyway as he revealed
for two pair. Marcus is now up to 25,000.
