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flop. Steicke took the pot down with a bet of 33,000 after the turn came 
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2009 Asian Poker Tour Macau
APT Macau Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 Asian Poker Tour Macau
Buy-in
$4,400
Entries
326
Level
23
Blinds
10,000 / 20,000
Ante
3,000
flop. Steicke took the pot down with a bet of 33,000 after the turn came .
and both players checked. The turn was the and Allain checked to Tran who fired 30,000. Allain quickly called.The river brought the
and Allain checked and again quickly called the 50,000-chip bet from Tran.Tran flipped
for a rivered pair of queens as his king kicker gave him the pot as Allain flashed 
. Tran is now up to around 700,000 and starting to look very threatening.
Inwook Choi - 700,000
David Steicke - 600,000
J.C. Tran - 550000
. Allain bet 55,000 and quickly folded to Tran's check-raise to 140,000. Tran showed one card - a four.
The flop fell a monotone
and Allain led out for 30,000. Choi popped it up to 95,000 as Steicke stepped aside. Allain made the call.The turn was the
and both players slowed down to check before the hit the river. Allain was first to act and fired out 100,000. Choi thought for a few minutes before making a crying call.Allain tabled
for the king-high flush which was good to take it down as Allain's good run on this final table continues.
flop. Steicke fired for 16,000 when the turn fell 
. Tran called. On the river
Steicke led out for 24,000 more. Tran called again. Each player made a five-high straight, Steicke with 
and Tran with 
."Deuce-four, deuce-five. Both offsuit. Championship poker up here," deadpanned TD and MC Matt Savage.
.Inwook Choi led out from the blinds with a bet of 70,000 which forced a fold from David Steicke, before Adrien Allain made it 180,000 to play. Choi deliberated and committed calling chips.
The pot was very healthy as the
hit the turn. Choi checked and Allain fired another 180,000. Choi quickly gave it up and Allain flashed 
!
These two are certainly clashing frequently here this afternoon, but this was one of the first opportunities for Steicke to have position. It was effective for him, as he took down the pot with a bet of 42,000 on the
flop.
flop. Train checked again when the turn fell , then called a bet of 40,000. Tran check-called one last tim on the river 
, with Allain making the price 80,000. Allain didn't seem to be thrilled to turn his hand over, realizing that if Tran had called he could probably beat . Indeed he could; Tran table 
to take down the pot.
. Allain made a bet of 70,000 that only Steicke called.Both players checked the
turn and the 
river. Steicke might have thought his 
ace-high had a chance to drag the pot, but Allain turned up two queens -- -- to take it down.