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versus 
on a 
flop, Albert managed to avoid a ragtastic 
turn and 
river to see his chips increase two fold, and his opponent's drop to 75.Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
. Escudero made a reluctant call and got the bad news when Mizrachi tabled 
.
as he mucked his hand. "The Grinder" appeared indifferent as he stacked the pot and took his chip counts to just shy of 15,000.
flop, Robert Mizrachi's leading bet of 3,725 was check-raised to 7,725. After much deliberation, Mizrachi let it go to leave himself with 8,500.
. Action checked around and when another hit the turn, Raymer led out from the button. 
. Action checked around again and "Fossilman" smiled and said "I win" as he rolled over 
. The other players cracked a smile and almost fell for it, but eventually the player with 
took down the pot which was rightfully his.
, Annette Obrestad bet 2,500 but insta-mucked when her opponent made it 6,000 to play. A few hands later, she lured a few of those chips back, betting 1,500 into a pot of 2,000 and a board of 
to take it down.
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
