Boutin Blows Up; Mizzi is Onnit
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A huge hand involving Onnit representative Sorel Mizzi and Burt Boutin played out right before the break. The hand left Boutin fuming and Mizzi with a huge chip stack.
We arrived at the table with a 
flop already out on the felt and with Mizzi checking in middle position and Boutin checking behind from the button.
Turn: 
Mizzi checked here and Boutin led for 10,500. Mizzi then check-raised to 32,000 and it was back on Boutin, who instantly re-raised to 102,000. Mizzi then went all in and this when Boutin got upset - not at Mizzi or anyone at the table, but at himself. "You've got ace-king," he said. "This is just F***ed up."
"Why did you do this to yourself Burt!" Boutin said before claiming the he has to call. Mizzi then tabled 
for the Broadway straight, while Boutin flipped over his 
for the lower end of the straight. Boutin was not happy with the whole hand and wasn't excited to see the ESPN cameras directed at his face. "This is a real blow up here," he said as he now sits behind a short stack.
Mizzi, who now sits behind a stack of almost 350,000, can be seen below, interviewed earlier in the summer by PokerNews' Sarah Grant.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
350,000
258,200
|
258,200 |
. "There was a reason I bet 44!"
, Vanessa Selbst sat motionlessly staring at the board. After some time, she finally dipped into her stack and tossed out 14,300 into the center of the table. Her opponent called and Selbst showed 
for nine and fives. Selbst's opponent showed 
for queens and fives and was able to take the pot from the two-time bracelet winner.
flop with Gwennael Grandmougin. Bonavena bet 11,500 after a check and got a call. The 
, and Sergii Baranov raised to well over 100,000. Sternheimer tanked for the better part of a minute, then folded.
, and mucked both cards.
turn.
completed the board and Daniel bet 20,000. Negreanu thought about it for roughly thirty seconds before flinging out a call. Daniel showed 
, giving Abugazal a set of jacks. An 
flop, Baumann check-called 7,300 from an opponent. The third player in the hand folded and the 
hit the turn. Baumann check-called another bet, this one for 17,300, to see the 
as he watched the pot get pushed Baumann's way.
