Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi raised to 16,000 from early position and Joe Cassidy made the call from the big blind to see the flop come down . Cassidy checked and Mizrachi bet 20,000. Cassidy called.
After the paired the board on the turn, Cassidy check-called another bet from Mizrachi. This time it was for 32,000. The dealer then dealt the on the river. Cassidy checked again and Mizrachi fired 50,000. Cassidy tanked for a bit, but gave it up in the end and Mizrachi won the pot.
From under the gun, Antony Lellouche raised to 15,500. Phil Hellmuth called from the next seat and everyone else folded. The flop came down and Lellouche checked. Hellmuth bet 20,000 and Lellouche called.
The turn was the and both players checked. The river completed the board with the and Lellouche fired 50,000. Hellmuth folded.
Phil Ivey was very active in the lastest round of Omaha H/L. He doubled up short-stacked Alexander Kravchenko when Kravchenko raised all in with . Ivey called from the big blind with , but couldn't come out ahead when the board fell .
Still, Ivey has added about 100,000 to his stack since the break. In a hand against John Hennigan, Ivey raised from the cutoff and then called Hennigan's three-bet from the button.
The flop fell and Ivey check-raised a Hennigan bet. Hennigan called to see the turn and proceeded to call Ivey's bet. However, he folded to Ivey's river bet after the fell.
Patrik Antonius came back from dinner with a short stack, and he didn't manage to put together a comeback. Andy Bloch knocked him out, and we are down to 31 players.
Andy Bloch
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Patrik Antonius
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Bloch completed it on third street and Antonius made the call. On fourth street Antonius bet and Bloch called. Fifth street still gave the Finnish pro the betting lead, and he bet, Bloch raised and Antonius called all in.
Antonius caught the and didn't improve his hand. Bloch turned over the and knocked his opponent out with two pair kings and deuces.
Alexander Kravchenko just busted out in 31st place, he couldn't beat Bruno Fitoussi for his tournament life in a hand of Razz.
Bruno Fitoussi
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Alexander Kravchenko
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On third street Fitoussi raised, and Kravchenko moved all in. The Russian pro got it heads up, and ended up with a queen-seven low. Fitoussi made a jack-ten low and raked in Kravchenko's final chips.
The had the bring in, and David Baker completed it. Michael Mizrachi was the only caller, and he called another bet on fourth street. On fifth street Baker checked to the 2010 Players Championship winner, and he threw out a bet. Baker called, but on sixth street he decided to give it up.
"I don't think you had it," Mizrachi said as he turned over his hole cards. Mizrachi is increasing his chip lead, while Baker will be looking to double up soon.
Chris Klodnicki had the bring in and Stephen Chidwick completed it. Roland Israelashvili made the call, as did Klodnicki giving us three-way action. Chidwick bet third street and both his opponents called.
On fourth street Klodnicki bet and both Klodnicki and Israelashvili made the call. Fith street didn't change the betting lead, and Klodnicki fired at it again. He got two callers once more, and on seventh it was checked down.
Klodnicki turned over for a seven-six low and both his opponents mucked.