Jerry Wong opened to 60,000 from the cutoff and George Clyde-Smith called from the small blind. Yann Dion three-bet to 120,000 and Wong called. Clyde-Smith folded and the flop brought a trio of fours- . Dion check-called 175,000 and the turned. Dion checked again and Wong fired 300,000. Another call took us to the river.
The dealer made the fall on the river and Dion checked. Wong pushed out 650,000 and sent Dion into the tank before finally releasing his cards.
Mikal Blomlie opened to 63,000 and it folded to Joel Micka who three-bet to 155,000 from the cutoff. Action came around to a short-stacked Robert Mizrachi who flat called from the small blind. Blomlie got out of the way and the two saw .
Mizrachi wasted no time immediately shipping his last 242,000 all in. Micka shrugged and tossed out a call.
Mizrachi:
Micka:
Mizrachi was ahead at the moment but needed to fade an ace, jack, or queen. He did exactly that when the fell on fourth street. His hopes of staying alive in the tournament were dashed, however, when the dropped down on the river, ensuring him a 12th place finish. Mizrachi will collect $95,000 for his efforts.
Ryan Fair raised to 63,000 on the button, and Robert Mizrachi reraised all in from the big blind for 540,000. Fair called with the and was dominating the for Mizrachi.
The flop, turn and river ran out , and the two players chopped up the pot.
"Chop suey!" exclaimed Mizrachi after the river card hit the felt.
Joao Nogueira opened from the cutoff seat with a raise to 62,000. Mikal Blomlie called on the button, then Darren Elias, the 2012 WCOOP $10,300 High Roller champion, three-bet to 210,000 from the small blind. After Nogueira folded, Blomlie moved all in. Elias called and put himself at risk for 1.18 million.
Blomlie held the , and Elias had the .
On the flop, Blomlie took the lead. He held from there after the landed on the turn and the completed the board on the river. Elias finished in 13th place, and earned $80,000 for his finish.
Yann Dion raised to 60,000 from under the gun, and George Clyde-Smith made the call from the big blind. On the flop, Clyde-Smith check-raised Dion's bet of 55,000 to 135,000. Dion called.
The turn was the , and Clyde-Smith led for 200,000. Dion made the call, then the dealer placed the out on the river. Both players checked.
Dion showed for a pair of sixes, and Clyde-Smith mucked his hand.
Jonathan Roy raised to 350,000 from the hijack seat, and George Clyde-Smith called from the cutoff seat. Roy had just 13,000 behind, and put it all in on the flop with a check-call. He held the , and Clyde-Smith had the .
The turn was the to put Roy in front before the river completed the board with the . Roy doubled up, while Clyde-Smith slipped back to 1.4 million.
. Dion check-called 175,000 and the 
turned. Dion checked again and Wong fired 300,000. Another call took us to the river.
fall on the river and Dion checked. Wong pushed out 650,000 and sent Dion into the tank before finally releasing his cards.
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fell on fourth street. His hopes of staying alive in the tournament were dashed, however, when the 
dropped down on the river, ensuring him a 12th place finish. Mizrachi will collect $95,000 for his efforts.
and was dominating the 
for Mizrachi.
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flop, Blomlie took the lead. He held from there after the 
landed on the turn and the 
turn card, and Clyde-Smith called.
, and both players checked.
flop, Clyde-Smith check-raised Dion's bet of 55,000 to 135,000. Dion called.
for a pair of sixes, and Clyde-Smith mucked his hand.
flop, Fair bet 100,000, and Nogueira called.
and win the hand.
, and Clyde-Smith had the 
to put Roy in front before the river completed the board with the