The action started with the player in late position opening to 1,200 and finding a call from Raymond Wu in the cutoff as well as both players in the blinds.
The flop came down and the small blind fired out 2,500 in chips. The two players before Wu folded, leaving the PokerStars Team Pro to think about his decision. A short time passed, before he announced all in for his last 14,975 which was snap-called.
Wu:
Opponent:
Wu was in front with his over pair, but had to dodge a number of cards. Luckily for him, the on the turn and on the river were no help and he scooped in the entire pot.
There will be no back-to-back titles for Alexandre Chieng, after he was just spotted exiting the tournament floor.
Last year's APPT Macau champion was nursing a stack of 5,000 when he returned from the break, and was unable to make anything happen during this level.
Zhenye Duan opened with all in for 12,225 from early position. Team PokerStars Pro Celina Lin made the call from middle position and the rest of the table folded.
It was a race for Duan's tournament life when he tabled and Lin revealed .
Duan couldn't find any help on the board and he said his goodbyes to the table.
We arrived at the table just as the player in middle position was checking his option on a flop. Nick Wong was also in the hand, and bet out 2,725 from late position, which was called.
The turn brought the , and again Wong's opponent checked. Wong then moved all in for 27,100 which was instantly snap-called.
Wong:
Opponent:
Wong's opponent had flopped the full house, and took down the pot when the river came a meaningless .
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and the small blind fired out 2,500 in chips. The two players before Wu folded, leaving the PokerStars Team Pro to think about his decision. A short time passed, before he announced all in for his last 14,975 which was snap-called.
on the turn and 
on the river were no help and he scooped in the entire pot.
he committed his last 7,275 holding 
and was called by his opponent who had 
completed the board, and Wong's flush allowed him to take down the 25,500 chip pot.
and Lin revealed 
and he said his goodbyes to the table.
, and again Wong's opponent checked. Wong then moved all in for 27,100 which was instantly snap-called.
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