and Mizrachi's ace-high was best. He scooped up the pot and is now sitting on just under 60,000. Ramos, meanwhile, is still above average with about 90,000 chips.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 300
vs. Felipe Ramos' 
. Ramos spiked a set when the flop came down 
, Mizrachi recoiling as if he'd been shot. The turn was the , the river the 
and the last Mizrachi standing hit the rail, just short of the money.
face-up, and is presented with aces for his troubles.
held up against the 
of Diogo Manuel Sampaio Pereira. The chips went in before the flop and, much to the delight of Coppari's cheering section, the board ran out 
and Coppari's hooks were best. He doubled up his remaining 18,600 chips and now sits on just shy of 40,000.
, where Baroukh led out for another 11,000. After much deliberation, his opponent made the fold, allowing Baroukh to collect the pot and recompile a now-50,000 stack.
. Another player commented that they folded a pair of nines, thus turning Johansen's six-outer into a virtual four-outer. Nevertheless, he hit the turn squarely as it fell the . The on the river was of no consequence Johansen doubled to just over 58,000.
