There are five members of the Mizrachi family in the field, including reigning WSOP Main Event champion and recent Poker Hall of Fame inductee Michael Mizrachi and his son Paul Mizrachi.
The young Mizrachi told PokerNews that he recently turned 21 and plans on making poker a bigger part of his life. More on that to come.
Action folded around to Benny Glaser in the small blind, who raised to 24,000. Richard Broda defended his big blind, and the 6♦8♠Q♥ flop was fanned out.
Glaser led out for 40,000, taking down the pot as Broda slid his cards into the muck.
[Removed:658] opened in the hijack and Peter Turmezey three-bet on the button. [Removed:660] called.
[Removed:660] checked on the flop of J♣4♥9♦ and Turmezey continued for 36,000. [Removed:660] check-raised to 105,000 and Turmezey clicked back a three-bet to 162,000. [Removed:660] called.
[Removed:660] checked on the 6♥ turn and Turmezey bet 210,000. [Removed:660] check-raised all in and Turmezey called with a bigger stack.
[Removed:658]: A♠J♦ 
Peter Turmezey: J♠9♠
[Removed:660]'s top pair was in bad shape against Turmezey's top two, and the Q♣ river bricked off to confirm [Removed:660]'s elimination.
At the next table, Nick Palma engaged in a discussion about health restrictions during the COVID pandemic, which "Nicky P" supported.
"I don't ever like the government telling me what to do. But a global pandemic is a little different."
Martin Diaz opened to 13,000 and made the call after Thomas Taylor moved all in for 135,000.
Thomas Taylor: K♠K♥
Martin Diaz: A♦Q♠
Taylor faced no danger on the 2♦9♣5♣5♦10♣ runout, securing the full double through Diaz.
Eduard Rau was all in from under the gun on the 4♠2♠8♦ flop, at risk against Nils Pudel in the big blind.
Eduard Rau: J♣J♦
Nils Pudel: 8♠7♠
Rau was able to dodge Pudel's outs on the Q♦ turn and A♣ river to earn the double.
Level: 4
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Cecile Ticherfatine raised to 8,000 in early position, and Hossein Ensan made the call from the hijack. Kristo Klaassen came along in the cutoff, and Eduardo Pires stuck in a call from the small blind.
The dealer fanned out the 4♣J♦6♦ flop, and all four players checked. Pires then led out for 14,000 on the 3♦ turn.
All three opponents slid their cards into the muck, and Pires saw the pot sent his way.
Jorge Freitas raised to 8,000 in early position, and Lautaro Guerra made the call in the big blind. Guerra checked the 6♥K♣9♦ flop, and Freitas continued for 10,000.
Guerra called and both players checked through the A♣ turn. Guerra checked one last time on the Q♦ river, and Freitas took a moment before checking behind.
Guerra revealed 9♠9♦ for a set of nines, collecting the pot as Freitas mucked.
Antal Mezei was all in for around 300,000 in the big blind against the bigger-stacked Jan Strazisar in middle position.
Antal Mezei: A♠K♥
Jan Strazisar: Q♣Q♥
Mezei couldn't survive the classic flip as the board ran out 8♥3♥9♦9♠8♠ to mark his elimination.
button in Safari
