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Schmelev raises to 300,000 from the button and Mizrachi folds.
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #2: $50,000 Poker Player's Championship
Day: 5
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$50,000
Prize Pool
$5,568,000
Entries
116
Level
28
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
30,000
Michael Mizrachi limps the button and Vladimir Schmelev raises it up an additional 300,000. Mizrachi makes the call.
We see a flop of 
and Schmelev leads out for 400,000. Mizrachi makes the call. The turn card is a dangerous looking 
and both players quickly check. The river is the 
. Schmelev checks and then folds when Mizrachi bets 600,000.
Schmelev gives Mizrachi a walk in the big blind.
Michael Mizrachi raises the button to 250,000 and Vladimir Schmelev puts in the three-bet from the big blind to a total of 825,000. Mizrachi reaches for chips as his rail get up on their feet in anticipation of a big confrontation. It's not to be, as Mizrachi lets his hand go.
Schmelev opens for 300,000 and Mizrachi calls. The flop is 
and Mizrachi checks to Schmelev, who bets 575,000. Mizrachi folds and Schmelev wins the pot.
In a limped pot, Vladimir Schmelev fires out 200,000 on a 
flop, before Michael Mizrachi raises to 450,000. Schmelev snap-calls.
The turn is the 
. Schmelev checks to Mizrachi who fires 390,000. Schmelev instantly raises to 1.5 million. He's playing super fast now. Mizrachi deliberates and tries to slow the pace, before releasing his hand.
Schmelev opens for 250,000 from the button and Mizrachi calls. Mizrachi leads for 150,000 on the 
flop and Schmelev folds.
Michael Mizrachi raises the button to 225,000 before Vladimir Schmelev re-raises an additional 500,000 from the big blind. Mizrachi is taking his time with each decision now, after perhaps feeling a little rushed by the fast play of his opponent prior the break.
After a minute of thought he makes the call and we see a flop of 
. Schmelev bets out 500,000. Mizrachi makes the call. The turn is the 
and Schmelev checks to Mizrachi who fires 620,000. Schmelev quickly slides calling chips into the middle.
The river brings the 
and Schmelev checks to Mizrachi who bets 1 million to force a quick fold from his opponent.
Schmelev limps in on the button and Mizrachi checks his option. The flop comes down 
and both players check. The turn is the 
and they check it again. The lands on the river. Check-check a third time.
Mizrachi shows nine-deuce, Schmelev shows nine-five and they split the pot.