Galazan Eliminated
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Both the original raiser and caller passed and the cards were tabled.
Nguyen:
Galazan:
The board ran out
to see Galazan hit the rail as Nguyen climbed to over 70,000 in chips.
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
Both the original raiser and caller passed and the cards were tabled.
Nguyen:
Galazan:
The board ran out
to see Galazan hit the rail as Nguyen climbed to over 70,000 in chips.
Chiu'd Up
Chiu was in the big blind and sensed a steal from the button, but his opponent tabled
for the superior hand against Chiu's 
.It got worse for Chiu on the
flop but Chiu doesn't have four WSOP bracelets for nothing. The turn and 
river handed Chiu the pot for his flush and ended the tournament for his unlucky opponent.
Shawn Ryan Eliminated
. His opponent had two overcards, . Ryan lost the flip on a king-high board, 
. He's out of the tournament.
Dong Flexes Muscle
, Jonathan 'xMONSTERxDONGx' Karamalikis made the call of the 6,500-chip bet to see the 
fall on the turn.The interesting board was enough to prompt Karamalikis to lead at the pot with a similar sized bet of 6,500. His opponent made the call and the
was the river.Karamalikis tossed out 10,500 which looked tempting but his opponent released and the "Dong" collects a nice pot to move up to around 80,000 chips.
One for the Good Guys
were trying to eliminate a short stack, who tabled 
."I've got your tens," Hachem told Young Phan. "They've gotta hold up."
The dealer produced the perfect drama flop,
. Hachem made a set of tens but had to fade his opponent's flush draw."What a flop!" said Phan with a laugh.
The turn and river were both small clubs,
and , giving Hachem the pot and the elimination."One for the good guys," said Hachem as he stacked up 53,000 chips.
Steicke Surrenders
Steicke:
Le:
With the flop dropping
it put Le squarely in the lead, but when the fell on the turn many Steicke-lovers would expect Steicke to find one of his eight outs on the river. Unfortunately for Steicke the
would land on the river to see the bright and exuberant Hong Kong-based Steicke make a quick exit to the rail.
Ace-Jack Enough For Demes
and the pot was over 50,000 in chips as Brandon Demes checked the action over to his opponent, Australian Andrew Scott.Scott sat in thought and considered firing a bet but decided to check behind.
"Ace-jack?" said a hopeful Demes as he revealed
.After another pause, Scott said, "It's good," and mucked his hand to the oohhs and aahhs of the table as Demes added the huge pot to his stack with just ace-high.
Scott threw his head back in disappointment as he falls to 70,000, while Demes keeps pace with the chips leaders with 175,000 chips.
Phan Takes One From Wu
The flop was
and both players checked. The turn was the and Phan checked to Wu who fired 3,600. Phan made the call and the 
hit the river.Phan checked but Wu checked behind. Phan knew he was good as he flipped
for two pair to collect the pot.
Stewart Scott Sails to the Rail
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.
Ewing Doubles Through Seal
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.