The steady increase of Pete Rios's chip stack was halted just now following a somewhat familiar play from Terry Grimes — the post-flop all-in shove.
After Grimes raised to 95,000 from the button and Rios called from the big blind, Rios checked the 
flop. Grimes then proceeded to declare himself all in for 3-million plus, and Rios pushed his hand away.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
3,350,000
220,000
|
220,000 |
|
3,060,000
-40,000
|
-40,000 |
. Rios checked, Teasdale bet 165,000, and Rios called. Both players then checked the 
turn card.
as the river. Rios studied the board, then fired 250,000, and Teasdale called the bet.
for queens and fours, and Teasdale mucked. Rios has taken a number of pots during Level 29, with this one pushing him past Teasdale and close to leader Terry Grimes.
flop gave him a flush draw to go with his live cards. Then the 
fell on the turn to pair his ten, and it looked like Overton was going to win a large pot and survive.
to give Teasdale aces, and after a counting down of the stacks it was determined Teasdale had Overton barely covered.
and Kim checked. Teasdale fired 150,000, and Kim called. The turn brought the 
and another check from Kim. Teasdale pushed out a bet of 260,000 this time, and Kim let his hand go.
. Grimes checked, Leventhal bet 120,000, and Grimes called.
and another check from Grimes. Leventhal was the one pushing all in this time — for 540,000 total — and Grimes quickly called.
for for sevens and fours, but Grimes had 
and both checked. Then the river brought the 