Chunlei Zhou opened for 32,000 from the hijack only to have Eugene Katchalov three0bet to 75,000 from the cutoff. The button and both blinds folded, Zhou called, and it was heads-up action to the flop.
The 2013 PokerStars.net Asia-Pacific Poker Tour Macau Asia Championship of Poker (ACOP) HK$100,000 Main Event is down to heads-up play between Devan Tang and Sunny Jung here at the PokerStars LIVE at the City of Dreams, the HK$250,000 High Roller still has 15 of the original 43 entires remaining.
There is a HK$10,216,800 prize pool up for grabs, and that will be distributed to the top five finishers with a healthy HK$4,086,700 ($572,000) reserved for the winner. Brandon Meyers[/B] has the best shot at that prize as he'll start the day as chip leader with 1.748 million.
Meyers managed to double in the last hand on Day 1 to finish with the chip lead. Meyers had moved all in over the top of a big bet by Vladimir Troyanovskiy on a board reading . Predrag Lekovic had been involved in the action, too, but had folded what he later claimed was a set. Eventually, Troyanovskiy made the call and seemed a bit tilted when Meyers rolled over the to beat his own straight.
Other who are returning to action are Jonathan Karamalikis, who if you recall won the ACOP High Roller event in 2012. He's looking to defend his title and has a decent chance of doing so with a stack of 876,000. That said, he'll have to contend with some stiff competition that includes Jeff Rossiter (1.247 million), Team PokerStars Pro Eugene Katchalov (838,000), Aidan Tam (698,000), and Paul Newey (382,000), just to name a few.
Here's a look at the Day 2 draw with counts:
2013 ACOP High Roller Final Two Tables
Seat
Player
Counts
1
Chunlei Zhou
759,000
2
Eugene Katchalov
838,000
3
Aidan Tam
698,000
4
Senh Ung
305,000
5
Brandon Meyers
1,748,000
6
Jonathan Karamalikis
876,000
7
Mikael Thuritz
286,000
8
-empty-
N/A
1
Yan Tsang
231,000
2
Winfred Yu
362,000
3
Jeff Rossiter
1,247,000
4
Vladimir Troyanovskiy
1,398,000
5
Kyle Cheong
373,000
6
James McCarty
571,000
7
Paul Newey
382,000
8
Predrag Lekovic
682,000
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. Predrag Lekovic had been involved in the action, too, but had folded what he later claimed was a set. Eventually, Troyanovskiy made the call and seemed a bit tilted when Meyers rolled over the 
to beat his own 
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