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[QUOTE="jdrw420, post: 1522205, member: 64691"]
Yeah he was doing insanely well and then we had a lapse of better judgment I guess and got it in with 55 vs Mizrachi's KK. This was, in my opinion, Merciers unfortunate lead to his downfall.

7/14/2010 1:39:00 PM PST (about 13 hours and 52 minutes ago)                                                                                                    
                                 Robert Mizrachi Doubles Through Jason Mercier                                  
                                                                 Jason Mercier opened for 19,000 from middle position and Robert Mizrachi three-bet to 55,000 from the button. Mercier four-bet shoved and Mizrachi called all-in for 338,000. 
 Mizrachi [IMG]http://www.wsop.com/images/cards/Kd.gif[/IMG][IMG]http://www.wsop.com/images/cards/Kc.gif[/IMG] 
 Mercier [IMG]http://www.wsop.com/images/cards/5d.gif[/IMG][IMG]http://www.wsop.com/images/cards/5s.gif[/IMG] 
 Typically, the dealer holds up before dealing out the board while ESPN's crew gets into place. The cameras were still swarming when the dealer spread out the [IMG]http://www.wsop.com/images/cards/Qs.gif[/IMG][IMG]http://www.wsop.com/images/cards/Td.gif[/IMG][IMG]http://www.wsop.com/images/cards/8h.gif[/IMG] flop, and then burned and turned the [IMG]http://www.wsop.com/images/cards/Ks.gif[/IMG], leaving Mercier drawing dead.  
 "Wait!!!" a producer screamed, trying to hold up the deal, but it was too late. A tortured Mercier had to endure the pomp and circumstance before the [IMG]http://www.wsop.com/images/cards/9h.gif[/IMG] arrived on the river, giving Mizrachi a double-up to 690,000. Mercier was left with 133,000.

Fat Pot!
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