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Back from the recent break, Michael Mizrachi has tangled once again with Mark Radoja, and this time it was "The Grinder" who came out on top.
We caught the action on the flop, with the board reading 
and the action on Mizrachi after Radoja checked.
Mizrachi splashed a bet of 575 into the pot, and Radoja called to see the 
arrive on the turn. He then check-called another bet, this time for 1,800, and the 
completed the board on the river.
After checking for a third time, Radoja was faced with a bet of 3,300 by Mizrachi, and he went into the tank for a minute or so while studying his opponent.
Something must have convinced Radoja that Mizrachi was on a bluff, because he eventually made the crying call, and mucked when "The Grinder" turned over just 
. With the win, Mizrachi reclaimed some of his chips from Radoja, and reestablished his footing midway through the first day of play.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
23,100
-6,750
|
-6,750 |
|
||
|
14,575
5,825
|
5,825 |
|
||
by the turn, and Mizrachi had all of his chips pushed to the front for an all-in bet. Radoja snap-called and revealed his 
for a set on the turn, which had Mizrachi looking pained as he flipped over an inferior set in 
. The 
on the river changed nothing, and Radoja doubled his 13,675 through Mizrachi.
.
, but he was pot committed at this point and his last chips went into the middle.
) and river (
) brought no third ten on board, Rast was forced to ship half of his stack across the table.
and had his 
dominated. The flop, turn and river ran out 
