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. Ryan Gentry made a small bet of 1,200 chips."Hmmm," mused Grant Levy. "I don't have much." He eventually chose to call. Gentry tabled
for top pair. Levy nodded and open-mucked 
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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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. Ryan Gentry made a small bet of 1,200 chips."Hmmm," mused Grant Levy. "I don't have much." He eventually chose to call. Gentry tabled
for top pair. Levy nodded and open-mucked .
Levy fired out 2,100 and was frustrated when his opponent folded as he flipped 
for bottom set."That's five in a row!" said Levy in regards to flopping sets with his pocket pairs.
A few minutes later Kenny Tran raised from under the gun to 1,500 and Levy called out of the big blind.
The flop came down
and Levy checked to Tran who fired 2,000. Levy then quickly reraised, making it 5,600 to go. Tran went into the tank for a long time before flashing the 
and folding his hand. Levy showed 
for top two pair!Levy is now up to 56,000 chips with Tran back to 18,000.
. After the big blind checked, Kinkade made a continuation bet. The big blind raised him, leading Kinkade to shove all in for about 30,000 total. He had the big blind covered, but that player put his tournament life on the line and called.Kinkade:
Big blind:
Kinkade was in great shape to bust another player and vault far up the leader board, but his hopes were dashed when the turn blanked and the river came a red king to make a straight for his opponent. Kinkade has dropped to just 10,000.
Level: 7
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 50
. Her opponent called her all in bet with 
and spiked his two-outer when the turn and river came 
.John Juanda is also out. Despite recently winning a race with pocket jacks against ace-king to double up to 10,000, Juanda still found himself fairly short. He got involved in another race with pocket sixes against ace-king. The time, his opponent turned an ace to send him to the rail.
would need to improve against the of Ishii.The board fell
to give Lavaille a pair of kings on the turn to double to 15,000 leaving Ishii, who finished 3rd in the APT Manila event, with only 3,800.
flop. On the turn, action checked to the button player, who bet 1,500 before William Te Jr. moved all in for 3,300. Everyone folded to that raise."And all I wanted to do was steal the blinds with my medium ace," joked Dunst after the hand.
A few hands later, he raised preflop. The small blind moved all in for 5,500. Dunst called with
but was behind his opponent's pocket jacks. Dunst couldn't connect when the board ran out 
.After these hands, his stack slipped back to about 25,000.
to be in great shape against his opponent's .The board ran out
and although his opponent made a set on the turn Colman completed his straight to take down the pot to more than double up! He now sits with about 14,000 chips.
