Short Stay for Grigg
No sooner had Tom Grigg made his way over to his seat, was he seen eliminated from the tournament.
The hand started with the player under the gun limping into the pot, before facing a raise to 600 from the player in the cut-off. Grigg was on the button, and instantly raised to 1,350. The small blind quickly made the call, as did the other two players, to see the flop come down 
.
The action checked around to Grigg, who made a continuation bet of 2,000, before being met with a quick raise to 5,075. Their opponent’s mucked their cards, as Grigg made the call, to see the turn fall the 
. Both players checked as the 
completed the board. The player in the small blind moved all in for just over 14,000 in chips, as Grigg contemplated his decision.
“Argh.. this will be a quick bullet!” sighed Grigg.
He eventually made the call, as his opponent tabled 
. Grigg tabled his 
for a smaller pair, as the other players on the table sat back in surprise.
“It’s all good,” smiled Grigg, as he made his way out of the tournament floor.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
Busted |
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came on the turn, and the small blind threw out another bet of 1,600, which was called, as the 
came on the turn. Again, the small blind check-called a bet of 2,100, as the 
fell on the river.
, but was behind to Kroesen, who held 
. The board ran out 
. Aston had raised preflop and made a continuation bet, which was called by the small blind before McLean check-raised both of them from the big blind. Aston moved all in with his 
but McLean snapped it off and tabled 
