Crosa Doubles Through Quijada; Leaves Him with Crumbs

With about 60,000 chips already in the middle and the board reading Martin Crosa was in the big blind and facing a decision for his stack against Oscar Quijada, who had shoved from the button for what looked like approximately 110,000, and had him covered by a narrow margin. Crosa went into the tank for several minutes and eventually, the clock was called. As the seconds began to tick down, Crosa called to put himself at risk.

Crosa:
Quijada:

Crosa was ahead and Quijada needed help from the river in order to send him home. The changed nothing and Crosa took the pot to double up and leave Quijada extremely short-stacked.