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against Hien Tran's pocket aces, a terrible spot to be in. But Wong finished with the best hand by rivering a Broadway straight to double up at Tran's expense.Tran is down to 165,000.
2009 Asian Poker Tour Macau
APT Macau Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 Asian Poker Tour Macau
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$4,400
Total Entries
326
Level
23
Blinds
10,000 / 20,000
Ante
3,000
Players Left 1 / 326
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against Hien Tran's pocket aces, a terrible spot to be in. But Wong finished with the best hand by rivering a Broadway straight to double up at Tran's expense.Tran is down to 165,000.
Seat 1: J.C. Tran
Seat 2: Adrien Allain
Seat 3: Johnny Chan
Seat 4: Emanuel Bell
Seat 5: Nick Wong
Seat 6: Hien Tran
Seat 7: Inwook Choi
Seat 8: Kuok Wai Will
Table 2
Seat 1: Winfred Yu
Seat 2: Antonio Jr So
Seat 3: Crister Hallbrook
Seat 4: Michael Woo
Seat 5: David Steicke
Seat 6: Mikeil Blomlie
Seat 7: Simon Craig
Seat 8: Kentaro Araki
Table 3
Seat 1: Casey Kastle
Seat 2: Gylbert Drolet
Seat 3: Igor Kurganov
Seat 4: Kristoffer Myhre
Seat 5: Sylvain Liotard
Seat 6: Michael Lipari
Seat 7: Darren Judges
Seat 8: Chris Chau
, in an already substantial pot, Stewart Scott committed his last 80,000 chips with 
for the open-ended straight draw but Hien Tran looked him up with 
for top pair, top kicker.The turn was the
and river the 
and Scott is sent to the rail in 25th place as the Trans continue their dominance of this event as Hien moves up to 260,000 chips.The players are now redrawing for the final three tables.
JC Tran - 285,000
David Steicke - 280,000
Adrien 'zlatan35' Allain - 260,000
Inwook Choi - 250,000
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
On a board of
Stojanovic fired 21,000 before Tran moved all in. Stojanovic made a quick call.Tran:
Stojanovic:
Stojanovic made a made straight as Tran was still drawing to his flush. Wouldn't you know it, the
landed on the river to complete Tran's flush and send Stojanovic trudging off to the cashier in 28th place.
"You're always call for the losing hand's card," Sudworth pointed out. "It's bad etiquette."
"I'm just calling what I think will come," retorted Bell.
"That's fine, just do it in your head," came the reply.
"Worry about your own hand," said Bell with an air of disdain.
Hien Tran checked to Stewart Scott who fired 22,000. Tran made the call and the river was the .It was an interesting board and Tran made an interesting river bet, as he slid out just 15,000 into the healthy pot. Scott gave a smile and released. Tran is up to 135,000 with Scott falling to 140,000.
29 players remain. We'll stop for the night at the final 8, although there were some rumblings that we would stop sooner if play threatens to go very late.
They saw a flop of
and Scott led out for 36,000 and Chan instantly moved all in. Scott feared pocket nines but made the call anyway.It turns out Scott didn't have to worry as both turned over the same hand! Chan's
against Scott's 
.The turn was the
and river the 
and the two players chop it up!
