$1,500 + $150 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Poker Open” Main Event
Blinds 3K/6K Antes 1K
We caught up on the action with the board reading 
and a red all in button in front of Michael Mizrachi. Mizrachi’s opponent, Marcus Harris, only had 200K behind and was easily covered by Michael. “I told myself if you went all in you had nothing and that if you made a bit bet you had something,” said Harris as he contemplated his tournament life.
Grinder tells him “I tell you what, I’ll give you a picture.”
This seems to convince Marcus to call and he pushes his chips out on top of his cards. Mizrachi flips over 
for rivered trips. Harris meekly turns over his hand… Aces. Someone jokes that he can get that picture and he says with a small smile on his face “I don’t want no f***ing picture.” He sits there, not wanting to get up, staring at the payout card in front of him telling him that he finished in 24th place. “I should have went all in preflop,” he says, looking to the table for affirmation.
There are now 20 players left. Among the recently eliminated are Chino Rheem and Michael Beasley.
flop. The pre-flop raiser got out of the way and Tyler raised to 50K. It was folded back to Darryl who put in a third bet to 175K. Stafman shoved all in and Fish made the call. Stafman held 
for second pair with the open ended straight flush draw. A monster flop for his hand. Fish was in the lead though with his flopped set of 6’s. The turn gave Fish a full house but Stafman was not drawing dead as it was another 7. A 7, 8, 
or 
and had a chip stack of 900K sitting in front of him. Fish went on to tell the story of how Stafman’s 7-2 had hit trip deuces on the river to crack another players pocket Aces. The player who had the Aces cracked was still at the table and let that be known by growling… “I’m still at the f***ing table”. Stafman is the chip leader at the present time.
and Pham sat there stoic, the only motion coming from the quick shuffling of a stack of chips in his right hand. Cong took a quick glance at Pham and then pushed out a stack of 20 orange 1K chips with five 5K chips stacked on top for a total bet of 45K. Waxman responds by staring down at the felt, occasionally taking a glance at the board. He puts together the same stack and pushes it out slowly to make the call.
and Cong asks Waxman “how much you have?” Matt responds by moving his hands up in the air and pushing forward his stack of 5K chips ever so slightly. Pham responds by announcing that he was all in and the dealer tossed the red ALL IN guitar pick towards him. Waxman asks Pham “how much you have left” and finds out that Cong has 185K. “So you have me covered,” Waxman whispers under his breath. Matt tosses a chip onto his cards and asks Pham “Big hand? You got a big hand over there?” He studies Cong a bit more and asks one last question “Just barreling off with nothing?”
for Queens and Fives. Waxman responds with a blunt “No good” and turns over pocket Kings. Pham lets out a little smile and tells Waxman “nice hand”. Matt thanks Cong as he stacks his new found chips. He’s up to 540K after the double up while Pham was left with just a little over 20K.