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| Earnings | $919,847 |
| Cashes | 11 |
| Final Tables | 2 |
| Titles | 0 |
| Tournaments Played | 62 |
Ranking
15th
Payout
$15,670
Points
50
Day 1-B
158,300
Day 2
365,000
Day 3
586,000
Day 5
15th
Level 20: 5,000-10,000, 1,000 ante
Robert Mizrachi has just been eliminated by the man who took most of his chips earlier in the level, Marvin Rettenmaier. It was a pre flop all-in with Mizrachi holding A
T
and Rettenmaier holding A
J
. The flop gave Mizrachi an unlikely lead when it fell K T 8, the 2 maintained Mizrachi's lead but the Q handed Rettenmaier the straight and Mizrachi was out.
Level 20: 5,000-10,000, 1,000 ante
Robert Mizrachi raises to 21,000 in first position, Sam El Sayed calls in the cutoff and Marvin Rettenmaier three-bets to 64,000 from the button. Back to Mizrachi and he didn't mess about. It was a 165,000 four-bet and El Sayed folded instantly. Rettenmaier didn't look like he was going anywhere though, and as expected he moved all-in and Mizrachi made the call.
Rettenmaier: A A
Mizrachi: A K
It was a cooler for Mizrachi. The flop was Q T 9 and you could hear one of the bloggers draw air in sharply. The turn was the K and for a brief moment people thought that Mizrachi had hit his hand. Finally, the 4 hit the felt and Rettenmaier exhaled a huge sigh of relief. The total count was 334,000 for Rettenmaier, leaving Mizrachi with 240,000 chips. The German now has 680,000 and is still in contention to win back-to-back WPT Main Event titles.
Level 17: 2,500-5,000, 500 ante
T 3 on the felt and 36,000 in the pot. El Sayed has checked from the big blind, Mizrachi has bet 19,500 from the hijack seat and Marvin Rettenmaier has raised it up to 61,500 from the button. Back to El Sayed - cigarette dangling from his lip - and he makes the call. Mizrachi picks up a tower of red 10k chips and dumps them unceremoniously over the line. The raise is a whopping 214,500 and neither player want to mess with that type of bet. They fold their hand and Mizrachi moves above Cajelais in the chip counts.Level 14: 1,200-2,400, 400 ante
7 and two players called. The flop was Ax J T and one player called my 9,000 bet. The turn was the 3 and he check-called a 14,000 bet. The river was the 6 and he checked to me again so I bet 24,000. He then made it around 60,000 more and I tanked for a while before making the call and he showed Ax Tx."Level 8: 300-600, 75 ante
We join the action on the turn with the board showing K T 5 5. Robert Mizrachi bets 3,000 and Amirali Etemadsaeid makes the call. The river is the 5 and Mizrachi moves 20,000 over the line and it is enough to put Etemadsaeid all-in. He makes the call, mucks and leaves the table after Mizrachi shows K Q for the full house. Etemadsaeid told the table he mucked pocket queens.
Mizrachi now has 77,000
Level 4: 100-200, 25 ante
The Mizrachi family have seemingly taken over Day 1B. We have Michael 'The Grinder' Mizrachi, Robert Mizrachi and Eric Mizrachi. Then we have the extended family members Chino Rheem and Kelly Kim. It's an American invasion and one that we are not complaining about. Here is The Grinder in action.
We caught the action on the turn and the board is showing A T 5 5. Two players check, up front, and the Grinder bets 1,000 in mid-position. Two players fold and one player calls. The river is the 8 and this time Mizrachi bets 4,000 and it is enough to win the pot.
