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2017 Poker King Cup Macau

HK$80,000 High Roller
Day: 2
Event Info

2017 Poker King Cup Macau

Event Info
Buy-in
76,000 HKD
Entries
37
Players Left
3
Average Chip Stack
616,667
Total Chips
1,850,000
Level Info
Level
23
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
5,000

Level: 11

Blinds: 1,000/2,000

Ante: 300

Zha Shoves on Li, Three No Shows

Level 10 : 800/1,600, 200 ante

The recently arrived Yuan Li is trying to get something going over on table three but has just been shut down by Weizhou Zha.

Pre-flop Li opened the action from under-the-gun with a raise to 3,600 with both Peter Chan and Qiang Lin making the call before Zha squeezed all in for over 80,000 from the small blind.

Li looked sorely tempted but being as the call would be for his tournament life he opted to let it go, as did the other two protagonists and Zha padded out his stack a little more, all without showdown.

While HK$80,000 is not an insignificant sum of money for some, for the High Rollers it’s chump change and there are three no shows so far today with Xiang Qi, Qiant Liu and Luo Xi all failing to turn up.

According to James Chen they were all playing ridiculously big cash games until 9am this morning (Chen included). While Qi and Liu are both short – Qi began play with less than the 50,000 start stack and Liu only had 23,500 – Xi started play with 149,000 and change.

All three stacks are sitting forlornly at the table with no player to pilot them at present and are being blinded out.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Qiang Lin cn
Qiang Lin
111,300
-3,800
-3,800
Profile photo of Weizhou Zha cn
Weizhou Zha
96,900
11,800
11,800
Profile photo of Yuan Li cn
Yuan Li
40,300
-3,700
-3,700
WSOP 1X Winner

Tags: James ChenLuo XiPeter ChanQiang LinQiang LiuWeizhou ZhaXiang Qi

Zha Wins a Small One, Luo Becomes First Official Casualty

Level 10 : 800/1,600, 200 ante
Fixing Luo becomes the first official casualty
Fixing Luo becomes the first official casualty

A small pot just played out over on table three with Wang Zuo opening the action from early position and picking up three callers with Weizhou Zha (hi-jack), Danny Tang (cutoff) and new entry Yuan Li all coming along for the ride.

With four players seeing the {k-Clubs}{3-Diamonds}{8-Diamonds} flop all of them seemed reluctant to bet and the action was checked around to the {10-Diamonds} turn, completing a possible diamond flush.

It was all check once more and the dealer flipped over the {7-Hearts} river to complete the hand. Action checked around to Weizhou Zha who took a stab for 6,000 with Danny Tang the only caller.

Zha turned over {7-Clubs}{8-Clubs} and he scoops the pot while Tang is now perilously short with just 21,000 in chips.

No sooner had this hand concluded before we had the first official casualty, and with the re-entry period now over Xixiang Luo is out for the second and final time.

Pre-flop it was Luo who was the initial aggressor, and while we missed the betting Taiwan’s Pete Chen was on hand to run us through the action. Luo opened with a raise from early position and Tang Tian Yuan made the call in late position to take the action heads-up to a flop of {2-Spades}{8-Spades}{6-Hearts}.

Luo continuation bet, Yuan called and the {4-Hearts} hit the turn. We believe this is when all the chips went in with Luo, holding pocket sixes, in the lead with a set up against the {j-Spades}{7-Spades} of Wu who was drawing extremely live with both a flush and gutshot straight draw.

The river was the {10-Spades} completing Yuan’s spade flush and when the stacks were counted down it looked like Yuan had Luo covered. Luo headed for the exit for the second and final time and Yuan stacked up to over 160,000.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Tang Tian Yuan cn
Tang Tian Yuan
160,000
72,900
72,900
Profile photo of Wang Zuo cn
Wang Zuo
131,800
-4,000
-4,000
Profile photo of Weizhou Zha cn
Weizhou Zha
85,100
18,600
18,600
Profile photo of Yuan Li cn
Yuan Li
44,000
44,000
44,000
WSOP 1X Winner
Profile photo of Danny Tang hk
Danny Tang
21,000
-2,600
-2,600
Profile photo of Xixiang Luo cn
Xixiang Luo
Busted
WSOP 2X Winner

Tags: Danny TangTang Tian YuanWeizhou ZhaXixiang Luo

Level: 10

Blinds: 800/1,600

Ante: 200

High Roller Almost Underway

The 22 remaining High Rollers are in the process of unbagging their chips and cards will be in the air shortly so watch this space. We'll update any late entries as they arrive and add all the prize pool information and payouts when registration closes.

It appears Germany's Fabian Quoss is one of the Day 1 bust outs who as opted for a second bullet to bring the total number of entries up to 37 and the number of remaining players up to 25.

HK$80,000 High Roller

Day 2 Started

Poker King Cup Macau 2017 High Roller Final Day

Here's what they're playing for, in addition to millions of Hong Kong dollars of course...
Here's what they're playing for, in addition to millions of Hong Kong dollars of course...

At least 22 players will be returning out of 34 initial entries for the second and final day of the Poker King Cup Macau 2017 High Roller when play recommences at 2pm local time (GMT+7). You can read a full recap of the Day 1 action here.

With late entry open until the start of play and re-entry allowed for any player who busted their first buy-in on Day 1 this figure could well increase further. There have been two extra bullets fired so far with Xixiang Luo and Weizhou Zha both opting for a second shot at fortune and glory.

Blinds will be starting at 800/1,600 with a 200 running ante so the initial 50,000-chip starting stack comes in at a little over 31 big blinds, meaning there is still plenty of play before a champion is crowned.

The man best positioned to seize that crown is Thailand’s Phanlert Sukonthachartnant, who cemented his chip lead midway through Day 1 and has yet to relinquish it.

The Thai player already boasts over US$1 million in career tournament earnings and is no stranger to High Roller triumph having previously taken down the 2015 Asia Championship of Poker (ACOP) HK$250,000 (~US$32,124) High Roller for an HK$4.89 million ($630,941) payday.

Sukonthachartnant will be starting play with an impressive 195,000 in chips (a little over 121 big blinds) with the next largest stack belonging to China’s Luo Xi who has 149,400 – just over 93 big blinds.

China’s Wang Zuo (135,800) Qiang Lin (115,100) and Hong Kong’s Winfred Yu (107,700) round out the top five largest stacks and you can see the full seat draw and other remaining entrants below:

Day 2 Seat Draw

TableSeatPlayerCountryChips
12Qiang LiuChina23500
13Luo XiChina149400
14James ChenTaiwan86000
15Winfred YuHong Kong107700
16Raymond DyeNew Zealand20000
17Chung Yuan YuTaiwan98900
18Phanlert SukonthachartnantThailand195000
     
21Tang Tian YuanChina87100
22Quan ZhouChina99100
23Pete ChenTaiwan48000
24Zhong WangChina48600
25Liang YuChina88500
26Bingjian WuChina36600
27Xixiang LuoChina72200
28YunSheng SunChina19900
     
32Peter ChanHong Kong94800
33Qiang LinChina115100
34Huidong GuMacau37200
35Wang ZuoChina135800
36Weizhou ZhaChina66500
37Danny TangHong Kong23600
38Xiang QiChina47000

Stick around as we see whether Sukonthachartnant can maintain his lead or is struck down by the fickle gods of poker with a new chip messiah rising to take his place and snatch the High Roller’s crown as the tournament plays down to its conclusion.

Tags: Bingjian WuDanny TangHuidong GuJames ChenLiang YuLuo XiPete ChenPeter ChanQiang LinQiang LiuQuan ZhouRaymond DyeSheng SunSukonthachartnant PhanlertSun ShengWeizhou ZhaWinfred YuXixiang LuoYunSheng Sun