After getting up to 165,000, Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi just lost 10,575 back after doubling up Chaofei Wang.
Wang was all in preflop for that amount with the 
against the three-time World Series of Poker gold bracelet winner's 
. The flop, turn, and rive ran out 
to give Wang a full house and double him up.
Mizrachi was left with approximately 154,000.
With one player already all in, there were still three players involved when the dealer put out a 
board. The action was checked around to Andrew Chen who bet 4,500. Olivier Busquet called and Daniel Ades thought for about a minute before he folded, accidently exposing 
as a result. The 
went check-check and Busquet fired 13,000 on the 
river. Chen quickly folded and Busquet turned over 
. The all-in player was blind and turned over 
and, having been unable to catch anything, was eliminated as a result.
"You bet the turn if he doesn't show that?" asked Busquet.
Chen replied to the affirmative, mentioning the fact that he also had ace-king.
"You bet if I check?"
"No," Chen answered.
With a board of 
, Shannon Shorr had 2,350 in front of him. Jean-Yves Malherbe, who went deep the 2012 and 2013 WSOP Main Event, check raised to 5,600. Shorr made the call in position.
The river paired the board again with the 
, and Malherbe bet out 2,200. Shorr raised it up to 5,900, and Malherbe reluctantly called.
Shorr showed 
and Malherbe open mucked his 
.
Portugal's Michel Dattani checked the 
flop, and Estonia's Priit Brikker bet 500. Dattani called, and the turn was the 
to put two pair on board. Both players checked.
The river was the 
, and Dattani bet 1,600. Brikker called, but couldn't beat Dattani's full house with the 
.
Daniel Shak and Pierre Chevalier saw a flop of 
. Chevalier was first up and checked. Shak bet 1,400, and Chevalier check-raised to 3,200. Shak made the call.
The turn was the , and Chevalier checked. Shak bet 5,000, and Chevalier called to see the pair the board on the river. Chevalier checked, Shak bet 5,000, and Chevalier called.
Shak tabled the 
for two pair, nines and threes, with an ace kicker. Chevalier showed a losing 
, and Shak scooped the pot.
Daragh Davey is one of just four players representing Ireland on Day 1A of the Main Event here in Barcelona. He was involved in a four way flop that saw the dealer spread 
.
Davey checked from the small blind and Souprayenmestry Jean made it 1,500 from the big blind. The under-the-gun player then raised to 3,600 and the fourth player in the hand looked like he had a decision to make but decided to let it go.
The action was back on Davey who sprung a four-bet to 6,500. Jean was undeterred by this turn of events and promptly moved in. The other players got out of the way and Davey made the call with and was up against the 
of Jean.
The turn was the and the river came the . Jean couldn't hit his straight draw and was eliminated while a welcome pot was pushed the way of Davey.
The tournament is over for Adrian Mateos Diaz, the European Rookie of the Year was all in for his final 6,000 preflop with but Vasili Firsau made the call with 
and won on a board.
Frederik Jensen opened for 700, and neighbor Kent Lundmark made the call in the hijack. The player in the big blind squeezed to 2,600 and the action was back on Jensen. The EPT Madrid winner five bet to 5,600 and Lundmark folded rather quickly. The big blind seemed in doubt, but called after some thinking.
The big blind carefully checked to Jensen on , and the Dane bet 4,300. The big blind tossed in the necessary chips to call, and check called another 6,000 after the hit the turn.
The 
fell on the river, and the big blind checked with about 12,000 behind. Jensen thought for about a minute, and then pushed 22,000 to the middle to put his opponent all in.
The big blind thought for a bit, and folded with a disappointed face.
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