Robert Mizrachi went all in before the flop with Qs-6c and Anthony Reategui called with pocket deuces.
Reategui had little to lose with Mizrachi only having 69,000 in chips.

The flop came 8s-7s-3h.

Reategui was still ahead with his little pair but Mizrachi could win with runner spaids or any pair to his hand.

The turn was the Ad, eliminating one of Mizrachi's possibilities and
the river, a Js, sealed his fate and sent him home in 2d place.

Robert Mizrachi earned $113,265.

Anthony Reategui wins the Bellagio 4th Annual Five Star World Poker Classic $1,500 No-limit hold'em event and a diamond and gold bracelet. (He was also wearing his other Bellagio gold bracelet from last year's event.)

Reategui put Miller all in before the flop with Kd-9h. Miller called with Ac-2s. The flop came 7c-Qc-Ks, pairing Reategui and giving him the advantage. Miller needed an ace or running deuces to stay alive. The turn was the 9s giving Reategui two pair and Miller was drawing dead to the river, the 4d.
Andy Miller went home in 3^rd place with $59,780.

The action is now heads-up.

Anthony Reategui pushed with pocket aces (Ad-As) before the flop and Michael Navarro called all in with pocket fours (4c-4s).
The flop came Ah-10s-6h to immediately pair Reategui and give him a sizeable advantage.
The turn was the 9s and
Navarro was drawing dead into the river.
The 4h was the last card to fall, giving both players set over set, but it was too little - too late for Navarro.

Navarro will go home in 4th place with $34,625.

Lonnie Alexander went all in preflop in heads up action against Anthony Reategui.
Alexander had 9d-8s.
Reategui was ahead going into the hand with 9c-9h.
The board came Ah-Qs-6s-Jd-6d, giving Reategui the pot and sending Alexander to the rail in 5th place.

Lonnie Alexander will go home with $25,170.


Approximate Chip Counts



Andy Miller 124,000
Anthony Reategui 925,000
Robert Mizrachi 156,000
Michael Navarro 145,000