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MPC22: Final table live updates
Congratulations to Yuguang Li, winner of the MPC22 Red Dragon (HK$1,848,000)! After seven days of tough poker and 986 eliminations, China's Yuguang Li has been crowned the champion of the MPC22 Red...
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Red Bull energy drink fuels PokerStars Live Macau
It's official! Red Bull, the world's best-selling energy drink, has become the Official Energy Drink Provider of PokerStars LIVE Macau. The iconic drink will give wings to poker players who will get...
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MPC22: Give the Red Dragon trophy to China's Yuguang Li
"From the beginning of heads-up to the end, I always thought I would win," China's Yugiang Li said after being crowned the MPC22 Red Dragon champion. Li felt this confidence despite beginning heads-up...
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MPC22 High Roller: Final day updates
Stephen Chidwick eliminated in 2nd place (HK$1,048,000), Yuguang Li wins... Again! Champion of the High Roller & the Red Dragon Main Event! Wow! It's all over and there is a sense of deja vu at...
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MPC22 High Roller: Yuguang Li makes it two titles in two days
Sometimes it's a difficult task for a poker blogger to communicate the emotions and meaning behind a tournament victory. Honestly, there are simply tournaments where the conclusion isn't all that...
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ACOP Platinum Series VIII
The 'PokerStars LIVE Macau' poker room was established back in 2008 yet no local player has managed to win a Main Event in six-plus years. That all changed this past weekend when Macau's Sam Cheong...
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APPT9 Macau: Bryan Huang secretly taking over the Asia-Pacific
When you're a Team PokerStars Pro it's not often you get overlooked or unnoticed. But with so many incredible stories on the Asia Pacific Poker Tour this season (Phil Ivey wins his third Aussie...
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APPT9 Macau: The Mid-Season Finale
It's been a busy period for the Asia Pacific Poker Tour - with five poker festivals over the past four months - but the mid-season finale is upon us in the form of APPT Macau from May 20-31. The tour...
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APPT9 Macau Day 1b: Leader Liang
Blaring Coldplay covers from the nearby Hard Rock Café have replaced the sound of chips shuffling here as play has come to a halt for the end of APPT9 Macau Main Event's Day 1b. After a solid flight...
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APPT9 Macau Day 2: Ready for action
Day 2. Money. On top of the APPT9 Macau Main Event title it's what everyone is here for. Today we should well and truly make it down to the money with only 188 players remaining and 59 guaranteed a...
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APPT9 Macau Day 2: Charity starts at the tables
Barking dogs were the welcoming party as we hopped out of the taxi at Anima - a charitable organisation that houses stray and abandoned dogs and cats as well as fighting for a change in the culture of...
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APPT9 Macau Day 2: Swimming with sharks
Macau is notorious for drawing some tournament bosses and this week has been no exception. Deep into Day 2 here for the APPT Main Event, a crowd is gathered around the rail to watch the players in this...
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APPT9 Macau Day 2: Fu firing on all cylinders
The room was abuzz not long ago as railbirds cheered on friends and family in the final level of Day 2. They've since dispersed after players bagged up their chips and thanked Lady Luck for her charity...
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APPT9 Macau Day 3: The penultimate push
Tables are set. The penultimate day of this APPT9 Macau Main Event is upon us. Of the 493 initial entrants only 41 will return today. They've already guaranteed themselves a HK$54,500 (US$7,029) payday...
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APPT9 Macau Day 3: Rise and fall
Empires rise and fall. Poker can be a cruel mistress at the best of times. Those who get their hopes up sitting behind a mountain of chips often get their heart broken. As is the way of tournament...
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APPT9 Macau Day 3: High rolling
More risk, more reward. Only three tables remain here in the Main Event as we play down to 7 handed today, but the other side of the room is swarming with players as the HK$100k High Roller kicked off...
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APPT9 Macau Day 3: Footage from the felt
Feature articles and live reporting not satisfying your need for poker content? PokerStars.tv has you covered. This week Frank Op de Woerd has been in Macau bringing you all the best videos from this...
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APPT9 Macau Day 3: The magnificent seven
Chants and applause. That was the scene here not long ago at PokerStars LIVE Macau. Both the rail and the final nine celebrated as the Main Event final table was set. It wasn't over then, however, as...
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APPT9 Macau: Final table player profiles
Seat 1: Chun Liang Kuo (China) - 467,000 The 39 year-old Taiwanese Chung-Liang Kuo says that he's been playing poker for 5 years. He tells us that he learned poker playing cash games but has proven he...
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APPT9 Macau Day 4: Hunt for a champion
The end is near. This week we've seen chip molehills turn to mountains for the final seven. They're making their way into PokerStars LIVE Macau momentarily for the conclusion of what has been an...
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