on a board of 
.
2008 Asian Poker Tour - Macau
APT Macau Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2008 Asian Poker Tour - Macau
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Entries
257
Level
24
Blinds
12,000 / 24,000
Ante
4,000
Players Left 1 / 257
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on a board of .
; Kou Vang showed 
. The flop was an excellent one for Vang when it came 
, but runner-runner clubs showed up 
to make a flush for Schmejkal. He now has 52,000, while Vang has fallen to about 165,000.
The flop was
. Turkay shoved all in for 86,000. Bonzon elected to call all in for less, about 55,000. Diaz just shrugged and said, "Ok, I call," before tabling the nuts -- 
. He was way ahead of both other players. Turkay showed 
for a couple of backdoor draws, while Bonzon could only muster up middle pair with 
.The
on the turn gave Turkay a few outs to escape the hand without being eliminated, but he missed them all when the river fell 
.The exits of Turkay and Bonzon were softened at the payout table where they each collected $8,250. Back at Table 3, Diaz now has 467,000 chips, almost double his nearest competitor.
Kou Vang fired out a bet of 20,000 and Joon Hee Yeah thought for some time before making the call.Vang showed
for a full house which was too good for Yeah as he tossed his cards into the muck.Vang is up to 190,000 with Yeah falling to 50,000.
bested Timoshenko's 
. All the money went in on the turn of the board 
after each player made a straight. The board itself straightened with a river of 
, but Hunter's queen-high straight held up.Casey Kastle also doubled. He got all in on a flop of
holding and was called by Rober Karian, who held for a flush draw. Kastle dodged all the clubs with a turn of 
and a river of . Kastle now has 65,000.
Michael Pedley led out with a bet of 10,000 from the big blind and Alexander Jung made the call from under the gun.The turn brought the
and Pedley fired out 20,000. Jung then announced he was all in for 51,000 in total. Pedley went into the tank, re-checked his cards and stated, "Well they're still the same," before making the call.Pedley tabled
for top pair, top kicker and found himself up against Jung's flush draw with .The river landed the
, missing Jung and sending him to the payout booth. Pedley is now up to a very healthy 175,000 in chips.
Timoshenko has slipped back a bit to about 170,000.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
and moved all in for 26,500. Francis made the call with 
. No heart or ace hit the board, allowing Colman to double up and making Francis a severe short stack with just 23,500.
but found himself in trouble as Gentry flipped over .The board fell
as Michael Pedley said, "A queen would be nice," before the 
landed on the river to give Hunter two pair and the double-up!"Call of the century!" cried Hunter as the two West Australians laughed as Hunter raked in the pot.
Pedley: "Nice mate...where are you from?"
Hunter: "The suburb next to you!"
Grant Levy: "Must be good to run like God!"
Pedley: "God lives in Perth!"
Levy: "Pleeeease mate! If God lives in Perth then why did he make it such a sh*thole?"
Pedley, Hunter, Levy and fellow Aussie Julius Colman all burst into laughter as the Aussie contingent continues to make a strong surge towards the final table.
