George Griffith Eliminated By Enrici Christophe
Apr 30, '15
George Griffith was all in with the 10
10
up against Enrici Christophe’s AK
.
The board ran out K224
Q to secure the pot for Christophe and send Griffith to the rail.
Player Tags: George Griffith
George Griffith Busts One
Apr 30, '15
The player under the gun raised to 1,800 and George Griffith called from middle position. The player in the hijack called and the cutoff moved all in for 10,300.
It folded around to Griffith who moved all-in himself. Nobody called and he flipped up the AQ which was ahead of the initial all-in player’s K8.
The board ran out 662J5 and Griffith secured the pot, increasing his stack to more than 50,000.
Player Tags: George Griffith
George Griffith Left With About 10,000
May 01, '15
George Griffith moved all in with AK and a player holding A10 with only 10,800 left called.
Griffith looked good to eliminate his opponent after a flop of 652 and a turn of 7 but the 10 on the river gave the at risk player a pair of tens and Griffith was left with only about 10,000.
Player Tags: George Griffith
George Griffith Eliminates a Player
May 01, '15
A player moved all in with 86 and George Griffith called with A10.
The board was dealt 532KK and Griffith took the pot.
Player Tags: George Griffith
Who's Here?
May 01, '15
We are only about 25 minutes into play on Day 1B, but there are several notables who have already taken their seats.
Card Player’s own Barry Shulman, a two-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner, is back in the field today.
We’ve also got more of the crew from bestbet Jacksonville here. Jesse Hollander, director of poker operations, and tournament manager Johnny Pham are already in their seats.
Andrew Moreno, who won a CPPT Venetian Deepstacks event in 2013, and his wife Kristy Moreno, who won her seat through Carbon Poker, are both here!
George Griffith, who played yesterday but was eliminated before chips were bagged, is also giving it a second try today.
Player Tags: Barry Shulman, Jesse Hollander, Andrew Moreno, Kristy Arnett Moreno, Johnny Pham, George Griffith
