That's a joke, by the way.
Seriously though, she's still in the tournament and she has chips, 15,400 of them at last count. And we'll keep a close eye on her from now on. As onerous a task as that may be.


flop An La bet 3,000 and Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi called. Mizrachi also called a 6,000 bet after the
turned and when La bet 5,000 after the
on the river Mizrachi checked his watch several times while thinking about calling off the rest of his chips.
, and "The Grinder" is now free to play in the H.O.R.S.E. event that just started.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25


, Mizrachi bet 1,750, his opponent raised 6,200 and Mizrachi called all-in with his last 2,500. Mizrachi had the 
and his opponent had 
. Mizrachi hit a straight when the 
came, and after the hand he was up to 12,500.

against his opponent's 
, and he took the lead when the flop came 

. 


. Sometimes the game is a bit more cruel than it needs to be.


. Mark bet, and the player went all in for about 4,000, and Seif called with 
. The player had 
, which held, and Mark Seif is down to 28,000.