$5,150 Circuit Championship Event | 2009 WSOP Circuit Event - Caesars Las Vegas

04-29-2009 20:57 UTC-7

We're Back

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The players have returned and cards are in the air.

Level: 20

Blinds: 20,000/40,000

Ante: 4,000

04-29-2009 20:52 UTC-7

Updated Chip Counts

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Justin Bonomo - 2,997,000
Michael Mizrachi - 1,678,000

04-29-2009 20:42 UTC-7

Break

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The players are taking a 15-minute break.

04-29-2009 20:31 UTC-7

It's Not Over Yet

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All the money got in preflop as Justin Bonomo shoved with {A-Diamonds}

and Michael Mizrachi called with {9-Clubs}

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The flop of {5-Hearts}

gave Bonomo the nut flush draw, which he completed when the {4-Diamonds}

landed on the turn. After a meaningless {4-Clubs}

on the turn, Bonomo doubled up and is now back to 2.8 million chips.

04-29-2009 20:24 UTC-7

Quick Update

donpeters

Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi just won a decent pot with pocket aces and despite chipping back up a little, Justin Bonomo is back down to 970,000.

04-29-2009 20:19 UTC-7

Chipping Up Slowly

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Justin Bonomo has taken down a succession of small pots and built his chip stack back to about 1.3 million. Michael Mizrachi still has him well-covered with a stack of about 3.3 million.

04-29-2009 20:11 UTC-7

The Tides Have Turned

donpeters

Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi - 3,600,000
Justin Bonomo - 960,000

04-29-2009 20:10 UTC-7

Mizrachi Storms to the Front

donpeters

Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi raised to 80,000 preflop and Justin Bonomo called. The flop came down {K-Diamonds}

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Bonomo bet 180,000 and Mizrachi called before the turn brought the {9-Diamonds}

. Bonomo checked and The Grinder fired 360,000. Bonomo called.

The river was the {7-Diamonds}

and Bonomo checked. Mizrachi moved all in for 1,250,000. Bonomo tanked and then made the call.

Mizrachi showed {9-Clubs}

for a full house and Bonomo mucked his hand. He was left with 960,000 chips.

Tags: Justin Bonomo Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi

04-29-2009 20:02 UTC-7

Mizrachi Grinds His Way Back

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Just when Justin Bonomo had built a commanding lead, Michael Mizrachi fought his way back.

Bonomo called Mizrachi's 150,000 bet on the board of {9-Diamonds}

and, when the {5-Hearts}

fell on the river, Mizrachi bet another 500,000. Bonomo tanked for about 30 seconds before making the call. He quickly mucked his hand when Mizrachi turned over {J-Diamonds}

for the king-high straight.