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. His opponent tanked before making the call, but Powell flipped 
for top two pair to recover some chips and move back to 24,000.
2008 Asian Poker Tour - Macau
APT Macau Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
2008 Asian Poker Tour - Macau
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Total Entries
257
Level
24
Blinds
12,000 / 24,000
Ante
4,000
Players Left 1 / 257
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. His opponent tanked before making the call, but Powell flipped for top two pair to recover some chips and move back to 24,000.
Levy:
McDonald:
The board fell
and McDonald spikes a king on the river to take down the pot and double through. McDonald now sits with 26,000 with Levy still in good shape with over 60,000.
. His opponent showed "Not another race!" exclaimed Powell in dismay. He must have been heartened to flop top pair with
, but his opponent went runner-runner with 
to make a ten-high straight.Powell now has just 11,000 remaining chips.
Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
. The big blind had 
and couldn't connect with an 8-high board.Dunst now has about 60,000 in chips.
in the big blind. He found himself racing as the small blind flipped 
.The board fell
and the small blind doubles as Ya falls to 46,000 chips.
Ryan Gentry - 65,000
Grant Levy - 61,000
Casey Kastle - 60,000
Joon Hee Ya - 60,000
The flop was a fairly harmless
. Dodds let out for 6,000 before Pedley moved all in. Dodds snap-called and tabled 
. Pedley could only muster 
. The turn missed them both, but the river 
was a cruel dagger through Dodds' tournament heart. It made a set for Pedley and sent Dodds to the rail.After the hand, Dodds wandered over to Grant Levy's table.
"You still in?" Levy asked.
"Does it look like I'm still in?" Dodds replied. He then proceeded to relate his bad beat story to Levy. He didn't even offer Dodds a dollar to hear it.
Pedley is up to 68,000.
Liu held
to be in great shape against the of McDonald. The board fell 
giving Liu the double up to about 22,000 with McDonald falling to only 8,000 chips.
. Guise, holding , must have figured he could rely on his club-and-set draw if Tran held an ace. It turned out that Tran did indeed hold an ace -- he had for top two pair. The turn took all of the drama out the hand by making a full house for Tran. The river completed the board.Guise dropped to 31,000, while Tran is up to 32,000.
