Ewing KO'D
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Ewing:
Opponent:
The board ran out
to see Ewing hit the rail.
2009 PokerStars.net APPT Macau
APPT Macau Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerStars.net APPT Macau
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$2,081,000
Entries
429
Level
27
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
5,000
Ewing:
Opponent:
The board ran out
to see Ewing hit the rail.
Yuen Busto!
On a flop of
, Blain was forced to act first. He led into Yuen for 45,000 chips. Yuen's response was to move all in for 98,800. Yuen had that amount covered and after double-checking how much it was back to him, he called.Blain:
Yuen:
Upon seeing Yuen's hand, Blain was very pained. He had to dodge a double-digit draw two separate times. The first time was the turn, which fell the
, no help to Yuen. The second time was the river -- a beautiful 
that gave Blain the full house and the pot.Dragging that pot increased Blain's count to 260,000 chips and put him in the top five, an honor formerly held by the now-busto Yuen.
Tony Hachem Eliminated
we found Tony Hachem all in for his last 20,000 or so.With the action on Raymond Wu, he mulled over a decision before folding to leave Kyle Cheong Hachem's lone opponent.
Cheong thought for a few seconds before making the call to put Hachem at risk.
Hachem:
Cheong:
Unfortunately for the Australian Team PokerStars Pro there would be no help when the turn and river landed the
and 
to see Tony join Joe on the rail.
Joe Hachem Stacked
Dbinder Singh opened the pot with a raise to 6,000. Hachem then shipped it all in for about 25,000 holding pocket queens. Action then made its way around the table to Terry Fan who moved in over the top of Hachem's bet for a total of 35,000. Original raiser Singh folded, prompting a classic heads-up showdown - Hachem's queens vs. Fan's Big Slick.
Fan took the lead spiking a king on the flop and never looked back, sending the elder Hachem to the rail.
Everything's Aces for Ang
It was a battle of big pairs. Yuen's
were behind Ang's . To make matters worse for Yuen, Ang flopped the joint, 
. That left Yuen looking for running kings or running queens. He got neither and fell to 123,000 in the counts after paying off Ang.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 300
Curly Cut As Jackal Emerges
All the chips were in preflop with Emanuel Seal covering, and calling the all in from the big blind.
Seal:
Lee:
Opponent:
The board fell
and Lee avoids any problems to more than double up to around 85,000.Seal took the flesh wound but the next blow was fatal as he ran his pocket jacks into Richard En's pocket queens on a nine-high board and was also sent to the rail.
Marcus Doubles
Marcus:
Agarwal:
With all the money going in preflop, the board ran out
to see Agarwal slip below 100,000 as Marcus doubles through to 50,000 in chips.
Play Starts to Slow
It will be interesting to see how much play opens up once the shift to eight-handed is completed in just a few more eliminations.
The Classic Race For Classic Opponents
It was a preflop race with Sombero's
up against the 
of Field. However the jacks held when the board ran out 
.The chips were cut down and Sombero's stack doubled to catapault him to 315,000 as Field was in disbelief that his hard work today has now left him with just 38,000 chips.