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from the small blind against Carlos Chang who called in the big blind with 
.The board of
was kind to Marcus to give him two pair as Chang is now on the short stack with 31,000 chips.
2009 PokerStars.net APPT Macau
APPT Macau Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 PokerStars.net APPT Macau
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$2,081,000
Total Entries
429
Level
27
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 429
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from the small blind against Carlos Chang who called in the big blind with .The board of
was kind to Marcus to give him two pair as Chang is now on the short stack with 31,000 chips.
, but had to fade Scott's ace draw, 
. He couldn't do it; Scott hit an ace straightaway on the flop, 
. He improved to two pair, aces and queens, after a turn and river 
. Hitting that ace netted Scott a pot worth 188,000 chips and caused Chung to sink to 170,000.
against Remy Bakke's 
. With blinds as big as they are, it probably only took two raises. But there they were, all in preflop for 89,500 chips. Bakke was the player at risk of elimination, but he was also the player who doubled up on a board of 
.That hand left Schreiber with just 30,000 chips. He was eliminated a few hands later.
. Each player had a flush draw, with Hou's 
bigger than Demes' 
. Neither hit the turn , but Demes made a lowly pair of fours with a 
on the river to take the pot and send Hou to an inglorious elimination in 41st place.
Hjorthall opened to 12,500 from middle position before Daniel Hansson made it 27,000 from the button. Sombero made it 60,000 from the big blind and Hjorthall shoved for his last 74,000. Hansson stepped aside as Sombero made the call.
Hjorthall:
Sombero:
The board arrived
and Hjorthall's jacks hold up to double through.
Singh:
Lin:
The board ran out
and Singh spikes a queen to eliminate Lin early on day 3 in 42nd place for $6,244 in prize money.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
All eyes are on Kyle Cheong who enters today as our chip leader with 575,500 chips.
Stay tuned to PokerNews.com for all your live updates with play scheduled to kick off in a few minutes time.
Seat 1: Mike Kim - 248000
Seat 2: Kyle Cheong - 577500
Seat 3: Hung Chang Lin - 46500
Seat 4: Darkhan Botabavzv - 236000
Seat 5: Van Binh Pham - 35000
Seat 7: Tran Linh - 94000
Seat 8: Dbinder Singh - 236500
Table 6
Seat 1: Jicheng Su - 188500
Seat 2: Tom Hall - 424000
Seat 3: Michael Collins - 201500
Seat 4: Benjamin Haun - 233500
Seat 6: Karl Mahrenholz - 161500
Seat 7: Kristoffer Myhre - 128500
Seat 8: Daoxing Chen - 248000
Table 7
Seat 1: Dermot Blain - 142000
Seat 2: Pontus Kers - 228500
Seat 3: Dane Lomas - 111000
Seat 4: Tony Makasovski - 278500
Seat 5: Charles Lam - 124500
Seat 6: Bernard Vu - 172500
Seat 7: Tom Rafferty - 395500
Table 8
Seat 1: Daniel Hansson - 324000
Seat 2: Remy Bakke - 87500
Seat 3: Wally Sombero - 361000
Seat 5: Youngshin Im - 163500
Seat 6: Daniel Schreiber - 114500
Seat 7: Roger Spets - 51500
Seat 8: Stefan Hjorthall - 75000
Table 15
Seat 1: Shawn Buchanan - 162500
Seat 2: David Chiu - 391000
Seat 3: Andrew Chung - 309000
Seat 4: Joshua Ang - 301000
Seat 5: Winfred Yu - 76000
Seat 6: Andrew Scott - 91500
Seat 7: Theo Tran - 43500
Table 16
Seat 1: Carlos Chang - 123500
Seat 3: Preetinder Bhayana - 507000
Seat 4: Hsuan Lee - 128000
Seat 5: Stanley Hou - 102000
Seat 6: Brandon Demes - 214500
Seat 7: Richard En - 116500
Seat 8: Van Marcus - 54500
