So Long Sorel

Sorel Mizzi walked right into the dreaded five-bet shove. He opened the action with a raise to 5,500. Andy Seth, seated two seats to his left, re-raised to 13,200. A player behind Seth flatted the three-bet, folding everyone else and bringing the action back to Mizzi.

Mizzi was in the tank for more than a minute before putting in the fourth bet, a raise to 39,000. Seth responded by nonchalantly tossing a short stack of brown (10,000) chips into the pot, enough to put Mizzi all in. The player in between the two got the message and folded.

Mizzi, with another 80,000 behind the 39,000 he already had in the pot, called all in with {A-Hearts}

. He had a live ace against Seth's {K-Diamonds}

, but the board blanked out {5-Diamonds}

to send Mizzi to the rail.

Andy Seth, the chip leader to start the day, once again appears to be the chip leader with approximately 515,000 chips in his stack.

Tags: Andy Seth Sorel Mizzi

2010 NAPT Venetian

2010 NAPT Venetian

So Long Sorel