“Pay the toll!” said Sam Razavi in jest after managing to double up against Tom Grigg.
The hand in question saw Razavi open shove for 1,300,000 from the button. Grigg was in the big blind and opted to go with the call.
Grigg:
Sam Razavi:
Razavi had a sweat for his tournament life and while the flop was safe, the on the turn gave Grigg a few more outs. Fortunately for Razavi, the on the river was safe and with that, he scooped up the double up.
Keith Walker was on the button when he opened it up to 100,000. Tom Grigg got out of the way in the small blind and Sam Razavi shoved all in from the big blind. It was 810,000 more to Walker and after tanking, he opted to fold. Razavi gave Walker a bit of a smile, showing him the as he raked in his new chips.
On a flop Keith Walker just bet 100,000 from the small blind, and Tom Grigg raised it up to 235,000 from the big blind. Walker gave it some thought, but opted to fold.
Grigg keeps extending his lead by winning small pots, and his chip lead is getting bigger and bigger.
Tom Grigg has recently taken a big chip lead over his two opponents, currently sitting with more than half the chips in play. The latest big-action hand started when Sam Razavi opened to 80,000 from the button. Grigg called in the big blind and the dealer turned over a flop. Grigg check-called a bet of 100,000 here and then both players checked the turn.
The on the river would see Grigg lead out for 250,000 and Razavi made a quick call. Grigg tabled his , with the trip fives enough to send another big pot to Grigg.
After the break there were some small pots going back and forth between the final three players, but Tom Grigg just managed to take down a serious one.
Keith Walker raised from the button to 110,000, and Tom Grigg three-bet to 265,000. Walker called.
The flop came down and Grigg checked. Walker bet 250,000 and Grigg decided to call.
On the turn the hit and both players checked. The river was the and Grigg opted to lead for 450,000. Walker folded, and Grigg jumped back in the lead.
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flop was safe, the 
on the turn gave Grigg a few more outs. Fortunately for Razavi, the 
on the river was safe and with that, he scooped up the double up.
as he raked in his new chips.
on the river would see Grigg lead out for 250,000 and Razavi made a quick call. Grigg tabled his 
, with the trip fives enough to send another big pot to Grigg.
and Grigg checked. Walker bet 250,000 and Grigg decided to call.
hit and both players checked. The river was the