Crain Spotted Leaving The Tournament With No Ladies
Things got a little quieter here in the tournament room, and that's about the time we noticed the affable Eric Crain was gone. A quick check of his Facebook shed some light on his demise:
"Got coolered in one massive pot biggest donk at table then he finished me off with flush draw + over card vs my top pair. Pretty frustrating day. Same guy jammed 86o vs AA on T42 and went running 35 to build stack, then he coolers me (AA vs AQ on A high flop) then busts me with FD. Super obnoxious. Guess I'll have to get even playing the side events."
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
Busted |
flop in a single-raised pot. Charania was first, and he led for 2,300. Waxman called.
, and Charania checked. Waxman fired 3,600, and Charania made the call.
completed the board on the river, and Charania checked. Waxman bet 15,000, and Charania folded.
flop. A check from Ivey led to a bet of 6,000 by Crowe, which Ivey popped to 17,000. Crowe re-raised all in and Ivey called with 
. Crowe had a lot of outs to fade with his 
hit the turn to give Ivey a flush, but a 
landed on the river to fill Crowe up.
flop, Robert Mizrachi bet 2,150. Govert Metaal made the call, then the first player folded.
, and Mizrachi checked. Metaal fired 5,500, and Mizrachi folded.
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. Eric Crain led out for 25,000 into a pot of about 60,000, and Simon Higgins slid out enough chips to put Crain all in.
for a set of aces.
