This Live Version's Easy!
Ben Grundy is known for his virtual prowess at this form of the game and the real world version has him off to a fine start. Player raised to 150 from UTG and was called by Grundy and the two blinds to see a 
flop. The pre-flop aggressor continued that line with a 450 bet that was only called by the Brit. The turn came 
to pair the board but this didn’t stop the UTG player leading again, this time for 1,100. Grundy took longer to make the call this time. The river came 
and the UTG player moved all-in (neither lamer had been taken). Grundy took a minute before throwing in the calling chips for showdown:
UTG: 
Grundy: 
The UTG player flopped the nuts but Grundy’s turned full-house was good for the pot and a 18,500 stack.