. When the other two players checked to Akenhead, he moved in for his last 2,500. That bet was sufficient to pick up the pot and increase Akenhead's count to 4,400.
2009 Asian Poker Tour Macau
APT Macau Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
2009 Asian Poker Tour Macau
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$4,400
Entries
326
Level
23
Blinds
10,000 / 20,000
Ante
3,000
Players Left 1 / 326
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. When the other two players checked to Akenhead, he moved in for his last 2,500. That bet was sufficient to pick up the pot and increase Akenhead's count to 4,400.
The big blind and button both folded and Juanda took the pot.
"I had a big hand," said Juanda as he flashed
for jack-high. He's back to starting stack of 10,000.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
over to Lee, Lee bet 1,850 into a pot of roughly the same size.Lee's opponent agonized over a call, going so far as to pick up the necessary chips and hold them over the betting line for several seconds. He finally dropped them into the pot and said, "Show me ace-king."
Lee silently turned over the red fives,
, having rivered a wheel. His opponent mucked, allowing Lee to climb to about 16,000 in the counts.
At Lieu's table, it was a blind-versus-blind battle with Lieu the player out of position. After a standard preflop raise, she bet 700 on a flop of
and was called. Her 2,000-chip bet on the turn 
was enough to chase the big blind out of the pot.Boeree made it to the river with one opponent over at her table. On a board of interesting possibilities,
, Boeree bet 1,100 into a pot of 2,700. Her opponent considered the bet for thirty seconds and then mucked his hand.
, play checked around to JC Tran in late position who tossed out 700. The player in the small blind made the call, before James Akenhead came over the top for all of his chips.It was an additional 5,850 to call but Tran and the small blind both gave it up as Akenhead continues to fight his way back from the short stack.
Praz Bansi - 20,000
Stewart Scott - 18,000
Dave Lee - 17,000
Michael Chang - 15,000
flop, with the button player peeking back at his hand before he checked. It was the same action on the 
turn and again when the river fell 
.At showdown, Chan tabled
. His pair was one pip lower than the button's 
.
"I'm all in," his lone remaining opponent announced. The stack was counted down at an additional 4,750 back to Tan, about three-quarters of his remaining stack. He thought it over for a few moments and then reluctantly mucked. His opponent showed one card -- the
."Wow, that's gambling man," said Johnny Chan. "You could get arrested, you know?"
"I just wish that hand was against you so I'd have a story to tell," the player replied.
