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Thursday, 09 February 2012 11:04

Pokerstars APPT Cebu Announced

The Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT) have just announced some exciting news for poker enthusiasts in the Asia Pacific region. The most popular stop on the season, the APPT Cebu will return once again in 2012 at the incredible Waterfront Hotel and Casino in Cebu.

While things in Macau may be coming to a close for poker, the rest of the Asia Pacific region is certainly heating up. Season 5 of the APPT promises to be one of the biggest and best to date, with 5 scheduled stops including Melbourne's Crown casino, Queenstown, Soul, Macau and now Cebu.

The APPT Cebu event is scheduled to take place from April 25-30 and features a Main Event with a PHP 100,000 (Approximately $2,200 AUD) as well as a series of other events for those unlucky enough out in the main.

DATE - TIME

AUD $

PHP $

EVENT

Tue, Apr 24, 4:00 PM

$220

PHP 10,000

Cebu Cup

Wed, Apr 25, 12:15 PM

$2,198

PHP 100,000

APPT Cebu Main Event – Day 1A

Thu, Apr 26, 12:15 PM

PHP 100,000

APPT Cebu Main Event – Day 1B

Fri, Apr 27, 12:15 PM

PHP 100,000

APPT Cebu Main Event – Day 1C

Fri, Apr 27, 4:00 PM

$550

PHP 25,000

Pot Limit Omaha

Sat, Apr 28, 3:00 PM

$659

PHP 30,000

No Limit Hold’em – Knock-Out Bounty

Sat, Apr 28, 6:00 PM

$220

PHP 10,000

Ladies No Limit Hold’em

Sun, Apr 29, 2:00 PM

$440

PHP 20,000

No Limit Hold’em

Sun, Apr 29, 5:00 PM

$1,099

PHP 50,000

No Limit Hold’em – 6 Handed

Mon, Apr 30, 12:30 PM

$5,496

PHP 250,000

High Rollers Event

Mon, Apr 30, 2:00 PM

$550

PHP 25,000

No Limit Hold’em Deep Stack

 

In 2010 Korean female player Young shin Im became the first female to win an APPT championship event after she bested 236 other players and won PHP 5.81M ($127,783 AUD) . Following her landmark victory, she was inducted into the Asian Pokerstars team and is known now as Team Pokerstars Pro Vivian Im. She will be back this year to defend her title along with a large contingent of Australian and Asian hopefuls.

Young Shim Im

If you are yet to experience a APPT event, then you certainly don't know what you are missing out on. In order to play in one of the APPT events, all you need to do is win your way in via the online poker site Pokerstars. Satellites are running around the clock for all the major offline events that Pokerstars supports including the APPT Cebu event. You can buy-in to full package qualifiers for $530 or satellite your way in via smaller feeder events for as little as $3.30.

Visit the official Miller's Guide Pokerstars review page for all the information about Pokerstars, the largest online poker site, and to download the free software.

 

OFFICIAL POKERSTARS REVIEW

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Randy Lew has won the 2011 APPT Macau Main event, his first major live event win of his career. Lew is best known in the online word where he plays online at PokerStars under the screen name 'nanonoko' and is one of the best multi-table players in the world.

The final table line up contained a veritable who's who of hot players, with recent APT Goa champion Sangeeth Mohan and recent Joe Hachem Deep Stack Series winner Jeff Rossiter vying for the championship.

The win represents the first major live tournament win for Randy Lew, and he takes home the trophy and HKD 3,772,000 (AUD$497,904) first place prize.

 

APPT Macau Final Table
Blinds 20,000/40,000 with a 5,000 ante
SEAT PLAYER CHIPCOUNT
Seat 1: Randy Lew 750,000
Seat 2: Jeffrey Rossiter 1,725,000
Seat 3: Fabian Spielmann 2,295,000
Seat 4: Zuo Wang 2,180,000
Seat 5: David Steicke 965,000
Seat 6: Kai Yat Fam 4,515,000
Seat 7: Daniel Nordstrom 800,000
Seat 8: Jimmy Pan 2,010,000
Seat 9: Zheng Tai Tan 1,685,000

2011 APPT Macau Final Payouts

PLACE PLAYER PRIZE HKD AUD
1 Randy Lew 3,772,000 $497,904
2 Jimmy Pan 2,367,000 $312,444
3 Jeff Rossier 1,306,000 $172,392
4 Fabian Spielmann 1,019,000 $134,508
5 Zuo Wang 809,000 $106,788
6 Kai Yat Fam 653,000 $86,196
7 Daniel Nordstrom 498,000 $65,736
8 Zheng Tai Tan 373,000 $49,236
9 David Steicke 263,300 $34,756

 

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