Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 75
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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We have no idea what the action on the hand was (and really, Carmona was far too excited to ask and the rest of the table far too amused / disgusted to be bothered to tell us). We only saw the board --
-- and Carmona's hand, an unimproved 
. The loser's hand had already been killed and the loser was counting off the chips necessary to double up Carmona.The loser counted down 23,400, allowing Carmona to double up to about 55,000 with just ace-high.
. That player, who had opened the turn action with a bet of 3,500, quickly called his last 7,100."You got me," Se said as he showed
. His opponent made a full house with 
and collected the pot after a 
river. Se is down to 26,000.
before his opponent min-raised to 5,000. Wong didn't have much more behind, and committed an additional 3,500 which put him all in. His opponent cringed and made a pot-committed call.Wong:
Opponent:
Wong had his opponent drawing dead as the river was the
. Wong doubles to around 30,000.
We rushed to Wong's table to see the chips being pushed in his direction after his
won the preflop race with a short stack's . However Wong had to wait until the river on a board of 
. He gave a shout of delight as he raked in the chips to now sit behind over 80,000 chips.
and two players on Table 11 who have spent a lot of time tangling today were at it again. Rami Boukai opened for 2,500. Button player Inwook Choi raised to 6,000. Boukai responded by popping it up to 14,000. That was enough to end the hand.Boukai flashed a pair of sixes in the hole as he collected the pot and climbed to 63,000 chips.
Tan had first action on a board of
. He opened for 1,100 then quickly called his opponent's raise to 3,000 straight. The turn was the 
. Tan checked then called another 3,500. Both players checked the river. Lets have a look, gentlemen!Tan:
Opponent:
It was a chopped pot.
"Man am I a donkey," said Tan after he collected his half of the pot. "What a calling station, huh? I'll call anything."
The flop landed
and Wong led out for 6,800. Tran again deliberated before decided to wait for a better spot. Wong chips up once again and is now back to 35,000 chips.
"That's all I'm playing now! At least pocket jacks! Pocket tens I fold!" laughed Carmona as he moves up to 75,000 chips.
Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
