In back-to-back hands Michael Mizrachi just lost all his chips. First he raised from the button to 17,000 and Roger Hairabedian three-bet to 55,000 from the big blind. Mizrachi called with only 99,000 left behind.
"A gift for you," Hairabedian said as he bet 100,000 before the dealer could put out the flop.
The flop came down all rags and Mizrachi had to decided for his tournament life.
"I wish I had a pair. I've just got low cards and hearts," Mizrachi said who eventually folded his cards. On the very next hand Hairabedian completed from the small blind, and Mizrachi checked in the big.
The flop came down and Hairabedian checked. Mizrachi bet pot, which was just 16,000, and Hairabedian quickly re-raised the pot. The bet was 64,000 and Mizrachi instantly moved all in. Hairabedian called.
"I've got a full house," Mizrachi said to his friends on the rail.
Showdown:
Michael Mizrachi:
Roger Hairabedian:
Hairabedian needed a seven, eight or five in order to take the lead, and the turn brought the . Mizrachi couldn't make another comeback as the river was the . Mizrachi was knocked out in third place, and the heads up battle will now go between Hairabedian and Ville Mattila
Roger Hairabedian raised to 16,000 from the button and Michael Mizrachi called from the small blind. The flop came and Mizrachi fired 30,000. Hairabedian called and they both checked the turn.
The fell on the river and Mizrachi bet 41,000. Hairabedian opted to raise to 223,000 and Mizrachi flung his cards into the muck.
Two hands after Jussi Nevanlinna was eliminated it was time to go for the other Jussi. The flop read when both blinds, Roger Hairabedian and Michael Mizrachi, checked. Jussi Ryynanen checked on the button, and three players saw the turn.
On the turn the hit, and it was checked to Ryynanen again. He bet 40,000 and only Hairabedian called.
The river brought out the and Hairabedian lead out for 120,000. Ryynanen tanked for a bit before moving all in for a total of 216,000.
Hairabedian looked shocked and stared into the distance for quite some time. He played around with his hat a little, and after about four minutes he decided to call. Ryynanen looked defeated, and Hairabedian turned over .
"I thought you had pocket aces," Hairabedian said as the young Fin looked very displeased. The Frenchman took down this massive pot as we are down to three players.
Roger Hairabedian raised under the gun to 16,000 and Michael Mizrachi called. Jussi Nevanlinna was next to act and he made it 66,000. The action was folded to Hairabedian who tanked, but folded. Mizrachi moved all in and Nevanlinna called for just 14,000 more.
Showdown:
Jussi Nevanlinna:
Michael Mizrachi:
The board ran out , and Mizrachi made a straight. Nevanlinna was eliminated, and just four players remain.
Jussi Ryynanen made it 25,000 to go from under the gun and it folded to Ville Mattila who called from the big blind.
The flop came and both players checked. The fell on the turn and Mattila led out for 40,000. Ryynanen quickly called and the river was the . Mattila moved 100,000 into the middle and Ryynanen called once again.
"Set," said Mattila, who tabled for a set of sixes. Ryynanen mucked and Mattila took down the pot.