Richard Zhu Leads APT Macau Final Table

The Asian Poker Tour (APT) Macau Main Event final table is set after an action-packed Day 3. In the chip lead is DafaPoker Ambassador Richard Zhu who will take a 754,000 stack with him when play resumes today.

APT Macau 2012 Final Table Chip Leader: Richard Zhu

APT Macau 2012 Final Table Chip Leader: Richard Zhu

Zhu is one of six players left in the tournament who are either from China, Hong Kong or Taiwan. The second biggest stack is none other than Team Poker King Club player Winfred Yu who is also a well-known high stakes player and will be looking to win his first major tournament title.

China’s Ai Min Zhang holds onto the third biggest stack after an exciting double elimination on the final table bubble. Zhang had both players just covered and his pocket tens were up against pocket sevens and a dominating pocket aces while all in preflop. Zhang needed help and found it courtesy of a ten on the turn to win a massive pot and stop play for the night.

England’s Sam Razavi and Sweden’s Martin Nilsson are no strangers to APT Main Event final tables. Earlier in the year, Razavi finished runner-up in the APT Asian Series Cebu Main Event and, just two months ago, Nilsson claimed the APT Asian Series Goa title. Both Razavi and Nilsson will carry short stacks into today’s final table and will need to double early if they are to go all the way.

APT Macau Final Table Chip Count

1. Richard Zhu (China) – 754,000
2. Winfred Yu (Hong Kong) – 645,000
3. Ai Min Zhang (China) – 610,000
4. Yue Qing Zhou (China) – 561,000
5. Aaron Lim (Australia) – 409,000
6. Tom Alner (England) – 276,000
7. Carlos Chang (Taiwan) – 231,000
8. Sam Razavi (England) – 203,000
9. Yi Po Lee (Taiwan) – 169,000
10. Martin Nilsson (Sweden) – 162,000

The final table starts up at 2pm local time and will run alongside the HKD $3,300 buy-in 6-Handed side event. Yesterday’s side events winners were:

HKD $5,500 buy-in Freezeout 3

1. Liu Li (China) – HKD $161,500
2. Jay Tan (Hong Kong) – HKD $95,100
3. Craig Cockburn (Australia) – HKD $52,300
4. Thomas Dean (USA) – HKD $38,000
5. Li Tiun Fang (USA) – HKD $33,300
6. John Tech (Philippines) – HKD $28,500
7. Czardy Rivera (Philippines) – HKD $23,800
8. Dhanessh Chainani (Singapore) – HKD $19,000
9. Andrew Leadbtier (USA) – HKD $14,300
10. Lance Goodman (USA) – HKD $9,500

APT Macau 2012 Freezeout 3 Champion: Liu Li

APT Macau 2012 Freezeout 3 Champion: Liu Li

HKD $2,200 buy-in Deep Stack Turbo 3

1. Cai Su Chen (Malaysia)  – HKD $47,200
2. Wai Fong (Macau) – HKD $28,400
3. Kenneth Wong (Hong Kong) – HKD $14,900
4. Thomas Ward (New Zealand) – HKD $10,800
5. Xiao Ming Liang (Canada) – HKD $9,500
6. Zhang Qing (China) – HKD $8,100
7. Hai Feng Xue (Hk) – HKD $6,800
8. Seek Tung Ho (Malaysia) –  HKD $5,400
9. Gordon Huntly (Scotland) – HKD $4,100

APT Macau 2012 Deep Stack 3 Champion: Cai Su Chen

APT Macau 2012 Deep Stack 3 Champion: Cai Su Chen

For the full event results of the APT Macau 2012, click here.



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