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An All-in!

Fri, Dec 5th 2008, 23:38 by Reporter

Blinds: 200/400

Tony Crolla raises OTB, David Maudlin calss in the BB

The flop: A 2 T

David Maudlin checks and short stacked Tony Crolla goes all in, David insta calls

David Maudlin: K J

Tony Crolla: 6 6

The turn: 4

Tony Crolla is out

Tony Crolla takes down a pot

Fri, Dec 5th 2008, 17:18 by Reporter

Tony Crolla: A Q .spades

The board was: A 2 2 6 K

Table 8

Fri, Dec 5th 2008, 17:17 by Reporter

1 Michael Corrigan
2 John Blackburn
3 Lee Williamson
4 Martin Smith
5 Richard Lewis
6 Jerome Bradpiece
7 Jeff Sharpe
8 Mark Friedman
9 Tony Crolla

Tony Crolla - Out.

Sun, Oct 26th 2008, 22:27 by Reporter

Rick Trigg raises OTB and short stacked Crolla pushes in the SB. Rick calls and shows:

Rick Trigg: K 6

Tony Crolla: A 8

The flop:6 4 2 the turn is a 5 and the river is a blank which means that Tony Crolla is out in 10th place for £2000.

Tony Crolla is hanging in there for a bit longer

Sun, Oct 26th 2008, 21:14 by Reporter

Crolla goes all-in pre-flop with Q Q.
Richard Trigg is a big stack on that table and he calls with K 10.
The board: 7 10 J J 4.
Crolla is on 75,000 now.

As if the bookies need luck

Sun, Oct 26th 2008, 16:51 by Reporter

Alex Torrance moves all in on a K Q 5 flop and Tony Crolla dwells before calling with KQ. Alex shows KJ for a totally dominated hand only for running 5s to come on the turn and river and the pot is chopped.

Corolla Lynched

Sun, Mar 2nd 2008, 16:05 by Reporter

Tony Corolla got it all-in pre-flop with A J against John Lynch’s J J. A board of 9 7 K 2 T did not provide the required assistance and Corolla drives home.

Goodrum's good run ends

Sat, Mar 1st 2008, 16:45 by Reporter

With the board reading T 2 3 J Tony Corrolla moved all-in for 9000 into a pot of 4500. His opponent, 2006 New Zealand champion Alan Goodrum, had just 3500 left and called. He was drawing dead with A J against Corrolla’s 3 3. The river was the 2 giving Croalla an unnecessary full house.

Alan tells us it’s the first time he’s ever gone out of a tournament as early as level 2.