APT Macau Main Event
Day 1a Completed
2008 Asian Poker Tour - Macau
APT Macau Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 Asian Poker Tour - Macau
Buy-in
$5,000
Entries
257
Level
24
Blinds
12,000 / 24,000
Ante
4,000
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Carter Gill had an excellent day, racing out to an early chip lead and then continuing to amass chips for almost the whole day. Late in the day he ceded the title of "Chip Leader" to Guray Turkay, but Gill remains in excellent position to make a serious run on Day 2.
The players are bagging and tagging their chips now. Once that process is complete, updated chip counts will be posted. In the meantime, each of the 23 survivors well get a well-earned day of rest tomorrow as the rest of the field steps into action for Day 1B. Be sure to join us at 12 noon local time as we provide continuing live updates.
"Oh, you caught me," sighed Gill. "I was just trying to steal the short stack's blind." But perhaps feeling priced in, Gill called and turned over
. But because today is clearly his day, he was ahead of Greenwood's 
. The board ranout 
to make both players two pair, aces and fives. But Gill's queen kicker carried the day and won him the pot. Greenwood was eliminated.
The two callers stepped aside and Timoshenko thought for a moment before saying "Nice hand" and tossing his cards into the muck. Nguyen is now up to 47,000 chips.
They took a flop of
and Timoshenko led out from the big blind with a bet of 2,000. Both opponents made the call.The turn was the
and Timoshenko fired 4,000. Chong folded but Molin thought for a few moments before folding the nut flush draw with 
face up to the surprise of his opponents! Timoshenko is relentlessly pounding on his opponents as we near the end of the day and now sits with 60,000 chips.
against Guray Turkay.Johansson flipped
for top two pair but had to dodge the hearts as Turkay found himself gambling with 
for the bare flush draw.The turn blanked the
but the on the river completed the flush for Turkay and send Johansson to the rail.
. Agarwal had , which held up when the board ran out 
and was called by Carter Gill from the big blind holding 
. Chan lost the hand when Gill turned the 
to make a pair of kings and Chan couldn't find any of the remaining aces on the river.
Wing Cheong Chong led out with a bet of 7,000 into an already healthy pot before Yvo Molin announced he was all in. It was an additional 20,200 to Chong to make the call and he went into the tank for the tournament defining decision.After some friendly banter and several minutes of thought Chong eventually gave up his holding and Molin took it down to jump to around 40,000 with Chong back to around 25,000.