Early Exit for Zimmerman
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Joshua Zimmerman is becoming a regular player here in Macau. The American Lawyer who is based in Hong Kong has cashed twice in Macau events this year, marking the only two cashes on his résumé so far.
Unfortunately for him, he'll need to re-enter this Main Event if he's going to add an OPC cash to that list. Picking up the action on a 
board with a 12,500 pot already out there, Yongbin Wang checked to Zimmerman and he fired for 8,500. Wang was thinking for a good minute or so before he made the call.
The 
river completed the board, and Wang checked again. Zimmerman snap-shoved all-in for his remaining 19,650, and this time Wang would call very quickly.
Zimmerman: 
Wang: 
Wang had turned a full house, which left Zimmerman drawing very thin. He made his exit, while Wang now stacks up 87,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
87,000 | 57,000 |
|
Busted |
and it checked through to the 
turn. Wang now took the betting lead for 1,325, and his only caller was the original pre-flop raiser. 
complete the board, and Wang continued firing for 3,500. That bet was called, and Wang turned over 
for a rivered broadway straight. Frustrated, the other player shook his head as he mucked.
versus 
, securing Xiang the pot and the KO. He's up to 43,000 now, while Wang has 38,000. While at the table, we also noticed a big stack of 73,000 belonging to Ning Sun, who is currently away from the table.
. But sorry, Zhengjun, the seven-deuce game is not being played in this tournament.