Kim:
Solaas:
Kim didn't seem pleased by the situation, as if he knew that the flop was going to fall
. There was no further help for Kim on the 
turn or 
river. He had to double up Solaas, cutting his own stack in half in the process.
2009 PokerStars.net APPT Cebu
APPT Cebu Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 PokerStars.net APPT Cebu
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,000
Entries
319
Level
26
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 319
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Kim:
Solaas:
Kim didn't seem pleased by the situation, as if he knew that the flop was going to fall
. There was no further help for Kim on the turn or river. He had to double up Solaas, cutting his own stack in half in the process.
Karl Krautschneider has been eliminated after pushing all in with 
on a 
flop. His opponent made the call with 
and the turn and river 
couldn't get the Australian over the line.
Lynn caught up with Karl on Day 1A:
Michael Shinzaki has been eliminated by fellow American Brian Bumpas.
All the chips went in on a 
flop with Bumpas' 
in front of Shinzaki's 
.
The board completed 
and 
to send Shinzaki off to the rail. Bumpas continues to be one of the tournament chip leaders here.
Lynn caught up with him on Day 1A, check out his interview below:
Bryan Huang was all in and called as well, but he survived. Huang opened the pot to 2,600 before fellow PokerStars Team Asia Pro Raymond Wu re-raised to 6,500. Huang called, then insta-shipped for 9,000 on a flop of
. Wu, had been dealt 
, was forced to call what was an obvious stop-and-go from Huang. But Huang's 
made top pair on the flop, and the board ran out and 
to give Huang the pot.Huang gave Wu a friendly clap on the back after the hand.
Tournament officials explained to Uundai (through translator Murun Agvaan-ochir) that Uundai himself was the person who bagged the chips, and that the tourament officials do not touch the bags overnight and do not verify the counts. Most likely, tired at the end of a long day of poker, Uundai miscounted his stack when he bagged it.
Uundai, a bit disgruntled, accepted that explanation and moved on with his day.
Celina Lin and Tony Dunst, who were formerly in a relationship, managed to be seated by next to each other, for the second time on the circuit this year.
That was until Dunst busted on the first hand. Dunst got his 
all in against an opponent with 
. The 
left Dunst needing a lot of help. The turn and river 
were not the cards he needed and he hit the rail.
"I run good" said Celina Lin cheekily, as Dunst made his exit.
Hopefully he doesn't set himself fire again like he did at his birthday...
Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
