A short-stacked Robert Mizrachi was all-in versus Connor Drinan. The board ran out 
. Mizrachi held 
for the second nut low and one pair of queens, while Drinan had 
for the nut low and two pair, sixes and tens and the scooped pot.
Mizrachi was eliminated in third place.
Drinan will start heads-up play with 11,000,000 versus 4,000,000 for Travis Pearson.
Robert Mizrachi raised from the button and was three-bet by Connor Drinan from the small blind. Only Mizrachi called.
Both players checked on the 
flop and Drinan checked again on the 
turn — prompting a bet from Mizrachi. Drinan called.
The 
completed the board and Drinan checked to Mizrachi again, who bet and sent Drinan deep into the tank.
"What's wrong with making runner-runner?" Mizrachi remarked.
Eventually Drinan tossed in a call and Mizrachi announced, "Fours."
Drinan revealed 
and Mizrachi mucked — awarding the pot to Drinan.
Level: 34
Limits: 250,000/500,000
Ante: 0
After a series of small pots, Robert Mizrachi commented that all three players are just about even in chips, which is indeed the case.
On a final board of 
, Connor Drinan put in a bet against Travis Pearson on the river. Pearson opted to call, but mucked after Drinan revealed 
for a straight that scooped.
Connor Drinan opened from the cutoff and was called by Robert Mizrachi in the small blind. Sandy Sanchez then went all-in for slightly more than the raise from the big blind, and both Drinan and Mizrachi called.
Drinan and Mizrachi checked on both the 
flop and 
turn; however, Mizrachi led out for a bet when the completed the board. Drinan then raised and Mizrachi folded after a some thought.
Drinan tabled 
for broadway, which was good against the 
of Sanchez, who was eliminated in fourth place.
On a completed board of 
Connor Drinan checked the river, Robert Mizrachi fired out a bet, and Drinan announced "call".
Mizrachi turned over 
and scooped when Drinan mucked.
Travis Pearson raised from the small blind and was called by Robert Mizrachi in the big.
Pearson bet and was called by Mizrachi on the 
flop; however, Mizrachi folded facing another bet from Pearson on the turn after a bit of thought.
The action has been rather slow since the final four players arrived back from break with the majority of the hands ending preflop or in a split pot at showdown.
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