We came to the action on Tim English's table with a flop showing and English in a hand going up against one opponent.
When English was faced with a bet of 600, he decided to raise it up to 2,000. His opponent called and the hit the tun.
English's opponent again led for 1,600 and this tim English opted to just make the call.
When the landed on the river, English was again led into, this time with a bet of 3,200. English thought for some time before making the call. When his opponents landed on the felt, English let his hand go and tapped the table as his opponent raked in his new chips.
Andrew Hinrichsen has just seen his elimination from the 2011 APPT Macau Main Event . We weren't there to catch the action, but some players at the table were happy to let us know how it played out.
Apparently, Hinrichsen opened from under the gun holding and recieved the call from one late position opponent and one opponent in the small blind.
The flop landed and this is when all the action played out. According to the table, Hinrichsen over-shoved for 25,000 after the small blind player was all in for 9,000. The late position player made the call and the three players turned their hands over.
Hinrichsen:
Late Position:
Small Blind:
The on the turn changed nothing, while the would help the small blind survive as he took down the main pot. When Hinrichsen got no help, the side pot would be sent to his late position opponent and he would make his way out of the tournament.
Michael Kanaan was the winner of this year's PokerStars ANZPT event and he has just managed to double here in the PokerStars.net APPT Macau Main Event.
Kanaan was all in preflop for around 24,000 holding and was going up against the of an opponent who had him covered.
The board ran out , with the ace on the flop all but sealing the victory as Kanaan moves to around 50,000.
Action folded to the player on the button and he raised to 1,025. The small blind put in a three-bet to 2,800 and then action fell on Grant Levy in the big blind. He made it 7,425 to go with a four-bet. The button took some time and then moved all in for approximately 26,000. The small blind folded and Levy quickly made the call with the . His opponent held the .
The flop came down and Levy added to his lead with a set of kings. The turn left the button drawing dead before the fell on the river to complete the board.
From the looks of it, Levy is the current chip leader with just under 100,000 in his stack.
From early position, Phil Ivey raised to 1,000. One player called from middle position and the player in the big blind also called. The flop produced the and the big blind checked. Ivey bet 1,800. He got a call from the middle-position player, but a fold from the big blind.
The turn went check, check after the landed. The river was the . Ivey tossed out a bet of 4,000 and his opponent made the call. Ivey tossed his hand forward, face down, to signify he was bluffing and got caught. His opponent tabled the for top pair and won the pot.