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Kent Del Rosario eliminated
Grant Levy opened to 9,000 from under the gun and Kent Del Rosario made the call out of the small blind.
The flop fell down and Del Rosario checked to see Levy fire out 14,000. Del Rosario called before again checking when the landed on the turn.
Levy continued with another bet; this time to 26,000, only to have Del Rosario check-raise all in for roughly an additional 90,000. Levy made the call and the cards were tabled.
Del Rosario:
Levy:
Del Rosario was unable to find a Jack or a ten and hit the rail in 25th place while Levy continues to soar upwards.
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JJ Liu opened to 11,000 from middle position and was called by Andrew Chen on the button.
The flop of brought a bet of 18,000 from Liu and a call from Chen before both players checked the on the turn.
When the river landed the , Liu fired 35,000, and after near on three minutes in the tank, Chen made the call tabling his to best Liu's to take Chen to just under 280,000 in chips.
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Table full of sharks and chips!
Unlike the Main Event, the High Rollers Event hasn't separated the chip leaders on different tables.
Consequently, even though random, the top three stacks have all wound up on Table 16 - Vladimir Geshkenbein (478,000), Jonathan 'xMONSTERxDONGx' Karamalikis (448,500) and JJ Liu (406,000).
Fortunately for Gia Dang Trinh, Elton Tsang and Andrew Chen they have been informed, along with the remainder of the field, that their table will be the first one to break.
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Derek Cheung opened to 9,500 from under the gun and was met with a call from Daniel Chan before Grant 'grunter' Levy bumped it to 33,000 from the small blind.
Cheung mulled over a decision before making the call while Chan folded to see the flop fall and a bet of 50,000 follow from Levy.
Taking his time, Cheung eventually mucked, only to see Levy show him the as he slipped to 84,000 in chips.
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Here's a look at the High Rollers' Day 2 starting chip stacks and seat assignments. Players listed in bold are the chip leaders at their respective tables:
(Table 6)
Seat 1: Kent Del Rosario - 177,500 Seat 2: Daniel Chan - 318,000
Seat 3: Takashi Ogura - 180,000
Seat 4: Grant 'grunter' Levy - 236,000
Seat 5: Danny Huynh - 199,500
Seat 8: Derek Cheung - 131,000
(Table 7)
Seat 1: Nicholas Wong - 227,500 Seat 2: Gap Young Kim - 339,000
Seat 4: Choon Siang Tan - 291,000
Seat 5: Michael Marvanek - 131,000
Seat 6: In Wook Choi - 307,500
Seat 7: Lee Nelson - 163,000
Seat 8: Allan Le - 55,000
(Table 15)
Seat 1: Johnny Chan - 158,000
Seat 3: Will Ma - 132,500 Seat 4: Yevgeniy Timoshenko - 356,000
Seat 5: Ikeuchi Kazuki - 122,000
Seat 7: Neil Arce - 95,000
Seat 8: Terrence Chan - 231,000
(Table 16)
Seat 1: Gia Dang Trinh - 250,000
Seat 2: JJ Liu - 406,000
Seat 3: Elton Tsang - 87,500
Seat 4: Jonathan 'xMONSTERxDONGx' Karamalikis - 448,500
Seat 5: Andrew Chen - 164,000 Seat 6: Vladimir Geshkenbein - 478,000
Of note, there are only three players with starting stacks bigger than 400,000 (JJ Liu - 406,000, Jonathan Karamalikis - 448,500 and Vladimir Geshkenbein - 478,000) and they're all sitting at the same table.
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After a restful nights sleep, 25 players have returned for day two action of the APPT Macau High Rollers Event.
Vladimir Geshkenbein leads the field with 478,000, but is closely followed by Jonathan 'xMONSTERxDONGx' Karamalikis (448,500), JJ Liu (406,000) and Yevgeniy Timoshenko (356,000).
Ten-time WSOP Bracelet winner Johnny Chan is still in contention, along with Team PokerStars Pro's Grant 'grunter' Levy and Lee Nelson.
With the field playing right through till just one remains to collect the $266,690 first prize; PokerNews will be here to provide all the live coverage from the Grand Lisboa and the 2009 APPT!
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and Del Rosario checked to see Levy fire out 14,000. Del Rosario called before again checking when the 
landed on the turn.
brought a bet of 18,000 from Liu and a call from Chen before both players checked the 
on the turn.
, Liu fired 35,000, and after near on three minutes in the tank, Chen made the call tabling his 
to best Liu's 
flop fall and a bet of 50,000 follow from Levy.
as he slipped to 84,000 in chips.
