Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi checked the flop of to an opponent, who bet 2,200. Jon Turner got out of the way and Mizrachi opted to stick around to see the fall on the turn.
Mizrachi checked to his opponent once again. He fired 4,100 and Mizrachi called. The river completed the board with the and Mizrachi checked again. His opponent fired another bet, 10,500 this time. Mizrachi made the call.
Mizrachi showed the for ace high and the pair of deuces on board. His opponent held just the for queen high. Mizrachi scooped the pot and boosted his stack up to 63,000 chips.
Jon "Pearljammer" Turner and Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi were involved in a pot with the board reading . Turner fired out 10,050 and Mizrachi fired back with a raise to 25,000. That didn't scare off Turner, as he fired back with a reraise to 55,050. Mizrachi folded and Turner won this battle.
Turner improved to 124,000 while Mizrachi slid to 21,000.
With roughly 30,000 chips already in the middle, the final board read . Martin Kabrhel fired 43,525 and was all in versus Phil Ivey. Ivey made the call, but couldn't beat the that Kabrhel held for a full house. Ivey slipped back to 160,000 while Kabrhel moved to 117,000.
After a player under the gun raised to 1,025, Sam Trickett reraised to 3,100 from the cutoff seat. Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi was on the button and moved all in for 18,275. Jon "Pearljammer" Turner made the call of the all-in bet from the big blind and the other two players folded, leaving Turner and Mizrachi to do battle once again.
Mizrachi held a pair of nines with one being a diamond and the other a spade. Turner held the .
After the dealer dealt the flop, turn and river , Mizrachi was pushed the pot to move back over 40,000 in chips. Turner slipped back to about the starting stack.
If you've had a chance to check out the latest photos posted, you'll see a side shot of Phil Ivey. Notice that Ivey is wearing shorts. Even in Vegas during the brutal heat of the summer Ivey has never been seen wearing shorts. Well, looks like he's just going to chill out on vacation with a change of things. Those shorts come complete with some table-side desserts and a big, fat cigar.
Sam Trickett raised to 1,100 on the button and Michael Mizrachi called from the small blind. The player in the big blind popped it to 4,300 and both Trickett and Mizrachi came along to see the flop roll out .
Action was checked to Trickett and he bet 7,500. Mizrachi raised to 18,500 and the big blind gave it up. Trickett tanked and after about three minutes, raised enough to cover Mizrachi's remaining stack.
"The Grinder" called all in for just a just a little bit more and tabled , up against Trickett's . Mizrachi caught well on the turn as the gave him the nut straight. Trickett was not saved by the river and dropped to about 77,000.
to an opponent, who bet 2,200. Jon Turner got out of the way and Mizrachi opted to stick around to see the 
fall on the turn.
and Mizrachi checked again. His opponent fired another bet, 10,500 this time. Mizrachi made the call.
for ace high and the pair of deuces on board. His opponent held just the 
for queen high. Mizrachi scooped the pot and boosted his stack up to 63,000 chips.
. Martin Kabrhel fired 43,525 and was all in versus Phil Ivey. Ivey made the call, but couldn't beat the 
that Kabrhel held for a full house. Ivey slipped back to 160,000 while Kabrhel moved to 117,000.
, Mizrachi was pushed the pot to move back over 40,000 in chips. Turner slipped back to about the starting stack.
. Mizrachi caught well on the turn as the 
river and dropped to about 77,000.
