With a raise and a call ahead of her, Lin moved all in for her last 26,000 holding
.Unfortunately for Lin, one of her opponent's held a dominating
, and when the board dropped an Ace but nothing else, Lin hit the rail.
2009 PokerStars.net APPT Macau
APPT Macau Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 PokerStars.net APPT Macau
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$2,081,000
Entries
429
Level
27
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 429
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With a raise and a call ahead of her, Lin moved all in for her last 26,000 holding
.Unfortunately for Lin, one of her opponent's held a dominating
, and when the board dropped an Ace but nothing else, Lin hit the rail.
out as the community cards, David Saab made a suspiciously small bet of 4,000 from the small blind. His lone opponent stared at the ceiling for a few sconds and then called.The river fell
. Saab bet 6,000. His opponent instantly raised to 20,000."Really?" asked Saab. "You have ace-queen? That would suck."
He continued talking even though his opponent offered no response. "Oh such sickness. I've got too much of my chips in there. Can I possibly fold here? I want to fold so badly." Saab had only 10,000 behind his original bet.
"Oh, I am such a fish. I have aces. Good bluff sir," Saab said. He open-mucked his hand and, true to his word, showed
.
Ang threw in the 4,200 before sliding in a stack of 500-denomination chips amounting to a re-raise to 19,200 total.
Yuen instantly moved all in for roughly 130,000 more to Ang and his tournament life.
His enjoyable table massage turned into anguish as Ang looked visibly distressed at the decision he was facing for his last 40,000 in chips.
Nearly four minutes went by before Ang angrily threw his cards into the muck as the masseuse kept working hard at his now tenser shoulders.
Yuen checked his cards once more before sliding them to the dealer as he raked in the pot to send him to over 180,000 in chips.
only to run into an opponent's pocket queens.The flop of
was no help to Kroesen but he was delighted to spike an on the turn to take the lead. It was short-lived as the 
two-outer on the river sent him to the rail.
Level: 10
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
. Two checks and Hall made it 15,000 to go. Wing Cheong Chong provided the only resistance from the big blind.The turn was the
and Chong decided to lead at the pot for 20,000. Hall instantly declared himself all in, rocking Chong in his chair. He count does his last 33,000 chips but decided to wait for a better spot as he released his hand and went on break.Hall flashed
and ends the level on a great note and over 180,000 chips!
Seal lead out for 4,200 on the
flop and Seal made the call.Seal:
Ewing:
The turn and river landed the
and 
to see Ewing double through to 40,000 as Seal slips to just on 13,000 in chips.
Both players managed to spike sets on the flop, but Scott was unable to catch the case five and thus was eliminated from the main event.
