Seiver Can Raise "The F***ing Grinder"
Seven Card Stud
Scott Seiver had 
out, battling against Michael Mizrachi, whose board showed 
.
Mizrachi led out on fifth street with Seiver in the middle of his typical speech play. "You're the f***ing Grinder!" Seiver said before adding, "You know what? I can still raise you."
And so, he did. Mizrachi called, and Seiver asked for another club. He received the 
. "Oh my god, six of clubs," he said.
Mizrachi, however, wasn't scared by Sevier's sixth card, and bet out again, having paired his own six. "Six of clubs and you're still gonna bet. Oh my god," Seiver continued before raising. Mizrachi three-bet, Seiver four-bet, and Mizrachi capped it. Seiver called, and they peeled their river cards.
Mizrachi checked. "You check it after you capped it? Oh my god," Seiver laughed. "This is stupid."
Seiver bet, and Mizrachi paused. "If you'll raise him, you're my hero," Bruno Fitoussi, who's also seated at the table, told Mizrachi.
Mizrachi eventually called, and Seiver didn't hesitate, presenting his goods: "Straight flush," he said, roling over 
.
Michael Mizrachi: 
/ 
Scott Seiver: /
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
270,000 | 15,000 |
|
215,000 | -15,000 |
, and both players checked. The turn brought the 
, and Benyamine checked. Wattel bet 15,000, and Benyamine instantly open-folded 
, Mike Gorodinsky and Isaac Haxton tangled in a big pot. Gorodinsky was in the hijack, and he checked to Haxton, who pulled out two T25,000 chips, making a pot-sized bet.
, and action was on Dan Shak. Shak bet 15,000, and Ray Dehkharghani called in position. Both players checked the 
on the turn and 
on the river.
for a pair of aces, and Dehkharghani showed 
for kings and fives to win the hand.
flop, and Shack-Harris called again.
turn saw Daher pull out a second barrel worth 7,700. Shack-Harris kept calling.
river, setting the showdown price at 22,400. Shack-Harris spent roughly a minute thinking and eventually called.
for top two pair, scooping the pot.
