Main Event Day 2 | 2013 APPT Macau

06-14-2013 13:00 UTC+8

Day 2 Seating Draw

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Table 1

Seat 1: Geng Liu (37000)
Seat 2: Freddie Weitian Lin (25500)
Seat 3: Kenichi Yagura (17700)
Seat 4: Yunsheng Sun (32600)
Seat 5: George Ghica (39300)
Seat 6: Henry Jin Xu (49600)
Seat 7: Hisashi Ogi (61400)
Seat 9: Fung Lin (11700)

Table 2

Seat 1: Kenneth Khoo (22800)
Seat 2: Yik Yin Chiu (35000)
Seat 3: Chengting Zhang (54300)
Seat 4: Kai Yat Fam (111900)
Seat 5: Ern Boon Chiew (56800)
Seat 6: Andy Asihwardji (37600)
Seat 7: Nan Tu (60700)
Seat 8: Spiro Tzerefos (58700)
Seat 9: Bjorn Yin Nam Li (122300)

Table 3

Seat 1: Joel Aik Kian Ng (20900)
Seat 2: Daren Yoon (21800)
Seat 3: Vladimir Troyanovskiy (96800)
Seat 4: Minh Phuc Nguyen (16100)
Seat 5: Minh Hau Nguyen (46100)
Seat 6: Paul Wing Bor Cheng (14100)
Seat 7: Zhengkun Zhou (18500)
Seat 8: Edward Pham (88800)
Seat 9: Wenlong Jin (34200)

Table 4

Seat 1: David Man (68700)
Seat 2: Sixiao Juicy Li (42800)
Seat 3: Ivan Zalac (92100)
Seat 4: Haifeng Lee (33700)
Seat 5: Joshua Tan (10700)
Seat 6: Raymond Wu (17700)
Seat 7: Edison Marzan (33200)
Seat 8: Ryan Pignatelli (43400)
Seat 9: Majid Haghnegahdar (33500)

Table 5

Seat 1: Devin Tak Wah Lo (26200)
Seat 2: Jason Lee (17400)
Seat 3: Roger Spets (28000)
Seat 4: Ling Tong (41600)
Seat 5: Yan Cai (32400)
Seat 6: Xiaoyu Lin (98900)
Seat 7: Wei Hsiang Yeu (23000)
Seat 8: Julian Hasse (46600)
Seat 9: Dilip Parmanand (85100)

Table 6

Seat 1: Sangeeth Mohan (74500)
Seat 2: Bawoo Hyunshik Yun (50900)
Seat 3: Kosei Ichinose (41200)
Seat 4: Lawrence Chung (30400)
Seat 5: Liam Orourke (12500)
Seat 6: Zin Qin Yan (22500)
Seat 7: Satoshi Yabuta (22900)
Seat 8: Ping Chun Lai (9700)
Seat 9: Anutr Amranand (62700)

Table 7

Seat 1: Ka Cheong Wong (49800)
Seat 2: Peter Ping San Chan (40100)
Seat 3: Xixiang Luo (9900)
Seat 4: Zicheng Huang (98600)
Seat 5: Mathew Brian Pecker (66800)
Seat 6: Brice Renaud (29200)
Seat 7: Marc Alexandre Emond (66600)
Seat 8: Khac Trung Tran (26700)

Table 8

Seat 1: Ru Jia (34300)
Seat 2: Justin Chan (26100)
Seat 3: Alexandre Chieng (15400)
Seat 4: Binh Pham (55400)
Seat 5: Mei Ngok (39500)
Seat 6: Daniel Sing (61700)
Seat 7: Winfred Yu (16300)
Seat 9: Michael Mariakas (18900)

Table 9

Seat 1: Xinchen He (71600)
Seat 2: Nick Cho Fai Wong (104800)
Seat 3: Scott Calcagno (17000)
Seat 4: Cho Kiu Wong (36600)
Seat 5: Yeon Kyeong Yu (48100)
Seat 6: Linh Tran (15200)
Seat 7: Yeskendir Aizhanov (44700)
Seat 8: Kenneth Yuen Kiong Leong (44500)
Seat 9: Evan Jarvis (22500)

Table 10

Seat 1: Zhenzhuo Wang (46300)
Seat 2: Sebastien Leclercq (24400)
Seat 3: Matt Carter (154100)
Seat 4: Junde Ye (38800)
Seat 5: Seungsoo Jeon (55900)
Seat 6: Justin Jerome Geronimo (78100)
Seat 7: Hao Tian (38800)
Seat 8: Tomaz Ling Kay Yip (133500)
Seat 9: Jung Chou Lee (69600)

Table 11

Seat 1: Edward Gildar (24700)
Seat 2: Christina Pie (39100)
Seat 3: Charles Nahum Lum (158500)
Seat 4: Yap Jun Wah (84000)
Seat 5: Hagai Dayani (27200)
Seat 6: Darkhan Rakhymzhanov (54400)
Seat 7: Chunlei Zhou (24100)
Seat 8: Errolyn Strang (17400)
Seat 9: Lalit Lavi Punjabi (59200)

Table 12

Seat 1: John Gabriel Patgorski (38300)
Seat 2: Tai Zheng Tan (80200)
Seat 3: Qinglei Wang (62300)
Seat 4: Mei Kat Siu (24100)
Seat 5: Andrew Scott (20100)
Seat 6: Haifei Hu (11100)
Seat 7: Darian Kok Fye Tan (35000)
Seat 8: Nan Hong (149300)
Seat 9: Siddharth Jain (54900)

Table 13

Seat 1: Feng Shao (44500)
Seat 2: Cheng Cheng (69600)
Seat 3: Kai Danilo Paulsen (33700)
Seat 4: Shuyang Yu (73900)
Seat 5: Ping Yuan Wang (11700)
Seat 6: Elsa Hoi Man Lo Chow (11700)
Seat 7: Sergey Pushkin (27100)
Seat 8: Ying Kit Chan (12700)
Seat 9: Manuel Blaschke (40200)

Table 14

Seat 1: Yvo Molin (41400)
Seat 2: Jordan Westmorland (30700)
Seat 3: Saehoon Lee (75400)
Seat 4: Choong Leo Ong (20900)
Seat 5: Rinat Gubaydullin (76400)
Seat 6: Philip Ward (31300)
Seat 7: Joachim Lob (63200)
Seat 8: Stefan Gruenewald (15200)
Seat 9: Mansour Khorramshahi (18800)

Table 15

Seat 1: Yen Ming Chen (21900)
Seat 2: Shohei Yamauchi (55000)
Seat 3: Yunsong Lai (87000)
Seat 4: David Xin Zhao (17500)
Seat 5: Tobin David Ryall (32500)
Seat 6: Alex Dich (86700)
Seat 7: Taku Miyanaga (24200)
Seat 8: Liming Zhang (39900)
Seat 9: Wen-ming Tu (43400)

Table 16

Seat 1: Joseph Michael Lind (41000)
Seat 2: Leiguang Li (33800)
Seat 3: Emanuael Seal (57500)
Seat 4: Henry Hung Tu Wang (19800)
Seat 5: Vivian Im (29000)
Seat 6: Frederic Dimayuga (45800)
Seat 7: Anton Wijaya (59000)
Seat 8: Hui Li (94500)
Seat 9: Wei Guo Tang (18200)

Table 17

Seat 1: Kenneth Wong (17500)
Seat 2: Terry Gonzaga (46900)
Seat 3: Rauf Bikbulatov (98600)
Seat 4: Xunhuan Yu (35100)
Seat 5: Fan Cao (38200)
Seat 6: Brian Powell (35100)
Seat 7: Bobby Zhang (19200)
Seat 8: Jun Hu (59200)
Seat 9: Jennette Jay Tan (67700)

Table 18

Seat 1: Anthony Tony Gregg (20300)
Seat 2: Daniel Johannes Brits (22600)
Seat 3: Patrick Lik Tung Lui (12100)
Seat 4: Andrey Naumov (47700)
Seat 5: Yan Cui (109500)
Seat 6: Dinesh Alt (102800)
Seat 7: Elias Abou Saleh (33700)
Seat 8: Kwok Man Lau (35700)
Seat 9: Ramandeep Singh Gujral (65500)

Table 19

Seat 1: Lacey Jones (17700)
Seat 2: Renjun Yang (26100)
Seat 3: Pulkit Kalia (65600)
Seat 4: Pingcuo Qingmei (37000)
Seat 5: Derek Hoi Wing Cheung (108100)
Seat 6: Tommy Wong (50400)
Seat 7: Frederik Farrington (22500)
Seat 8: Henrik Tollefsen (16600)
Seat 9: Didier Guerin (29900)

06-14-2013 14:30 UTC+8

Welcome Back to Day 2 of the APPT Macau Main Event!

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Nahum Lum will start the day as the chip leader!

We're back inside the luxurious confines of the poker room at the City of Dreams, and we're getting set to go on Day 2 of the 2013 PokerStars.net APPT Macau Main Event!

We've got 168-runners still in contention for the title, with Nahum Lim leading them all with 158,500 in chips that he accumulated on Day 1a. 120 will unfortunately go away empty handed, with the top 48 guaranteed a payday this week, and we expect to come close to bursting that bubble before wrapping up the day.

The chip bags are just starting to appear on the tables, and the tournament staff are preparing the room for the arrival of the players. We'll get things rolling at 3:00pm again, about 30-minutes from now.

Don't wander too far, the shuffle up and deal isn't to far away!

Level: 8

Blinds: 500/1,000

Ante: 100

06-14-2013 15:04 UTC+8

Let's Go!

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Level 8 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

And we're off after a swift introduction from the tournament director.

06-14-2013 15:10 UTC+8

Strang Misses Flush

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Level 8 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

With a flop showing , the player in the small blind checked over to Errolyn Strang, who moved all in for her last 14,900 from the cut-off. Her opponent thought for a minute before making the call, as both players tabled their cards.

Strang:
Opponent:

Strang had a flush draw as well a chance to make a better pair, but was eliminated early in proceedings, when the board ran out the and .

Player	Chips	Progress
Errolyn Strang	Busted

Tags: Errolyn Strang

06-14-2013 15:15 UTC+8

Jones Eliminated

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Level 8 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

The action started with the player in the hijack opening the pot, before Didier Guerin raised to 4,600 from the cut-off. Lacey Jones then pushed all in for her last 20,000 in chips, which was met with a 5-bet jam from the player in the small blind. With the bet having everyone covered, the original player mucked his hand, as Guerin then went into the tank. He finally let it go, as the two live players tabled their cards.

Jones:
Opponent:

Jones had run into pocket aces, and found no help, as the board ran out .

Player	Chips	Progress
Lacey Jones	Busted

06-14-2013 15:30 UTC+8

O’Rourke Doubles.. And He’s Gone!

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Level 8 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

In the space of two hands, Liam O’Rourke was able to double-up, and then get eliminated.

In the first hand, O’Rourke opened to 4,500 from under the gun +1, leaving himself with a 500-chip behind. It folded around to the player in the big blind, who raised, as O’Rourke made the call.

O’Rourke:
Opponent:

He was able to hold, as the board ran out to see him move to11,400.

In the very next hand, O’Rourke again opened from under the gun, for 11,000, leaving himself 300 behind. Sangeeth Mohan was in the cut-off, and made the call, not noticing that O’Rourke had kept some chips to himself.

The flop came down , and O’Rourke promptly threw his remaining chips into the middle, and was called, as both players tabled their cards.

O’Rourke:
Opponent:

This time O’Rourke’s opponent had out-flopped him, and he was unable to improve as the turn and river came the and .

Player	Chips	Progress
Liam O'Rourke	Busted

Tags: Liam O'Rourke

06-14-2013 15:40 UTC+8

Wong Gone

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Level 8 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

We arrived at the table to see the player in middle position open to 2,300. He was called by the player to his left, before Kenny Wong moved all in for his last 9,300 from the hijack. With the decision back on the original better, he raised it up to 18,800, sending his opponent into the tank. A few minutes passed, and he released his hand, as the other two players tabled their cards.

Wong:
Opponent:

Unfortunately for Wong, the board ran out , to see him out-flopped, and sent to the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
Kenny Wong	Busted

Tags: Kenny Wong

06-14-2013 15:55 UTC+8

What the Deuce!

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Level 8 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

Saehoon Lee and Yap Jun Wah were just seen committing their entire stacks on a flop reading . With a pot in excess of 120,000, the cards were tabled.

Wah:
Lee:

Lee had taken the lead by flopping a set of deuces, and held as the board ran out the and . The big pot sees Lee move up to 125,000, as Wah drops down to 15,000 in chips.

Player	Chips	Progress
Saehoon Lee	125,000
Yap Jun Wah	15,000 -69,000	-69,000

Tags: Yap Jun Wah Saehoon Lee

Level: 9

Blinds: 600/1,200

Ante: 100