Robert Mizrachi has done it! After doubling up heads-up opponent Rene Mouritsen three times in a row, Mizrachi was able to get all the chips in the middle one last time, making the best hand and sending Mouritsen to the rail in second.

Rene raised the pot from the small blind and Robert made the call. The flop came Q 9 3 and after a check from Mizrachi, Mouritsen bet out. Mizrachi then raised, enough to put Mouritsen all-in, and Rene made the call. The two players are on their feet as they turn over their hands.

Mouritsen: Q 7 A 5

Mizrachi: 9 9 T 5

Mizrachi was in the lead with a set of nines and after the board finished out 5 6 it was all over! Rene Mouritsen is out in second and will take $464,877 while Robert Mizrachi takes the bracelet, the title and $768,889!

Rene Muritsen has come back from the brink of destruction, getting himself back in this match with three quick double-ups. The first came when Mouritsen moved all-in from the small blind for about $400,000. Mizrachi made the call and the two players turned over their hands.

Mouritsen: A 8 5 2

Mizrachi: K Q J T

The board came K 9 7 4 4 and Mouritsen's pair of kings is good for the double-up.

Double-Up #2

Mouritsen raised the pot from the small blind and Mizrachi moved all-in. Rene made the call and the two players turned over their hands:

Mouritsen: A 8 6 3

Mizrachi: 6 4 4 3

The board came A T 6 A 2, giving Mouritsen a full house and another double-up.

Double-Up #3

The next step in Rene Mouritsen's road back to the top came just a few hands later, with Mouritsen making yet another full house to double-up again. All the money went in before the flop once again and the players showed down their hands:

Mouritsen: A 8 7 J

Mizrachi: 9 8 7 7

The board came K J 9 J A, giving Mouritsen the boat and another double-up. After this hand Mouritsen was back up to almost $2 million of the $6.28 million in play. 

Patrik Antonius had succeeded in regaining some ground but it turned out not to be enough as he was just eliminated at the hands of Robert Mizrachi. Antonius shipped his last $415,000 from the button and got a call from Mizrachi. The two players showed:

Antonius: A K 8 2

Mizrachi: #A A 6 5

The board came Q 7 5 3 J, and although Mizrachi's aces were good all the way, he ended up rivering a flush to take out Antonius. Patrik takes $311,394 for his finish.

Chip Counts:

Here are the counts going into the heads-up match, courtesy of www.worldseriesofpoker.com.

1.	Robert Mizrachi:	$4,685,000
2.	Rene Mouritsen:	$1,710,000

 

On a board of A 9 6 8, Patrik was all in.

Rene Mouritsen called it, with 3 A 6 7. Patrik had T 2 7 9, a ten-high straight.

Patrik doubled up his stack to $830,000.

Here are the new counts:

1. Robert Mizrachi - $3.8 Million

2. Rene Mouritsen - $1.75 Million

3. Patrik Antonius - $830,000 

A fifteen minute break was taken and now, blinds are a wh-popping $60,000/$120,000. 

Before The Break:

Patrik Antonius - Another Flush

On a board of 7 J 5 T 3, Robert Mizrachi bet $350K. Patrik decided to make the call - and showed T 6.

Robert mucked his hand - he didn't have him beat.

After the break:

Here are the current chip counts:

1. Rene Mouritsen - $2.5 Million

2. Robert Mizrachi - $1.9 Million

3. Patrik Antonius - $1.45 Million

Patrik Lays Down Nut Flush

The flop and turn were T 7 K J, and Robert bet $400K. Patrik called. After seeing the river - the J, Robert bet the pot - $1.3 million.

Patrik thought about it for a long time and finally folded his cards, showing that he had the nut flush.

Robert took the pot, but he only had 9 8 5 2, a nine-high flush. 

Patrik Antonius Hits Royal Flush!

On a board of J K T J 9, Patrik got all-in and was called by Robert Mizrachi.

Patrik flipped over the A and the Q - a royal flush!

Mizrachi had two tens, for tens full of jacks.

Patrik Antonius has just made a huge chip adjustment and is chippin' high.

Here are the new counts:

1. Patrik Antonius- $2.2 Million

2. Rene Mouritsen - $1.8 Million

3. Robert Mizrachi - $1.3 Million

Now chips are just moving around the three players. Blinds are so high that every pot is a decent pot, even if it's just a blinds pot.

 

We have three players left and here is where they're chipping:

1. Rene Mouritsen - $2.5 Million

2. Robert Mizrachi - $2.2 Million

3. Patrik Antonius - $1.45 Million 

Tommy Ly is the 4th place finisher of the tournamen and he is taking home $209,564.

Tommy got all-in with K A T 2.

Rene Mouritsen called, with A Q Q 2.

The board was not on Tommy's side, spitting out 7 8 3 4 8, giving Tommy no outs and sending him to the rail.

 

Marco Traniello has been eliminated in 5th place!

He was all-in with 2 2 Q 9, and Robert Mizrachi called with T 2 A K.

The board was Q J 7 A, and Robert had a straight versus Marco's set of deuces.

The river was the 4, which was nothing for Marco, and he was eliminated. He goes home today with $156,435.

Marco Traniello Doubles Up

Short-stacked with $195,000, Marco moved all-in and doubled up his stack.

He got all-in pre-flop and Robert Mizrachi called. Robby flipped over K T 8 5. Marco had A Q Q T, and Marco was ahead with a pair of queens.

The flop was 8 2 2, and Marco was still good. The turn was the 9, and the river the J, which gave Marco a queen high straight, and winning him a nice double-up pot.

Chop Pot, Marco and Rene

After seeing a flop of J J 5, Marco Traniello got all-in. Rene Mouritsen was his one caller.

Here is what they had:

Marco - Q Q J T

Rene - Q K T K

The turn and river were the 9 8 - and both players hit a straight, calling for a chopped pot.

Tommy Ly said something after the hand and Marco Traniello told him to shut up - and Tommy flipped him the bird. No penalty was called.

Robert Mizrachi Doubles Up

Patrik Antonius put Robert all-in after he checked on a flop of 8 7 K. Robert called, flipping over Q J 8 7, showing a flopped flush.

Patrik had A K Q T for a pair of kings.

The turn was the 6, and the river was the J. Patrik drew dead, and Robert doubled up through his chips.

 

We're back from a brief break and blinds are now at $30,000/$60,000.

Doyle Brunson has been eliminated from the tournament, and gone is today's attempt at an 11th bracelet for him.

Here's how Doyle Brunson went out:

Patrik got all-in with 3 7 Q 6, and Doyle called with 9 4 8 8.

The board was 7 3 A T 5, and Patrik won the hand with two-pair.

Patrik Antonius Doubles Up

On one of the first hands after the break, Patrik Antonius got all-in and was called by Doyle Brunson. He won the hand, and doubled up.

The flop was 5 2 9, and this is when Patrik got all-in.

Doyle held J Q A 9, and Patrik had 7 J 9 6. Both players had a pair of nines and Patrik had a flush draw.

On the turn, Patrik hit is flush with the T, and doubled up. The inconsequential river card was the Q.

Rene Mouritsen Doubles Up

Rene got all-in with A Q K A, and Robert Mizrachi called with A A 5 8.

The flop was J 9 T, and Rene let out a huge growl of exuberant joy, for he had flopped a king high straight.

The turn and river were the 8 and the 2, which didn't change anything - Rene Mouritsen doubled up through Robert Mizrachi.

Patrik Antonius Doubles Up Through Doyle

Patrik got all-in after seeing a flop of 9 5 6.

Doyle called and showed 6 7 J 5. Patrik showed 9 3 A Q.

The turn and river were the Q 7, which gave Patrik two pair of queens and nines, doubling him up through Doyle.

Here are the updated chip counts, courtesy of www.worldseriesofpoker.com:

1. Tommy Ly $1,560,000

2. Rene Mouritsen $1,100,000

3. Robert Mizrachi $1,000,000

4. Marco Traniello $800,000

5. Doyle Brunson $700,000

6. Patrik Antonius $650,000

Stephen Ladowsky is the eighth place finisher, thanks to Robert Mizrachi.

After seeing a flop of 9 4 2, Tommy Ly checked. Stephen checked as well, but Robert raised it to $95K.  At this point Tommy folded, but Stephen got all-in. Robert called.

Robert turned over 8 7 T T, and Steven had 9 3 3-5.

The turn was the 3, and Steven had a set of threes - but then the river came out the T, giving Robert Mizrachi a set of tens!

Stephen Ladowsky goes home in 8th place with $69,363. 

 

Blinds are up: $20,000/$40,000. It's Level 19 in the tournament.

Here's some Level 18 action:

Stephen Ladowski Doubles Up Through Robert Mizrachi

Stephen was all-in for his tournament life pre-flop, and turned over K K 4 9. Robert Mizrachi called it and had J 7 4 K.

The board came out 8 J K, and Stephen flopped a set of kings and a king high flush draw. The turn and river were the A and the 4, which kept Stephen in the good, doubling up his stack through Robert.

Rene Mourtisen Wins A Pot

After seeing a flop of 8 3 5, Rene checked. Robert Mizrachi bet out $160K, only to be re-raised by Rene for an additional $525K.

Bobby folded after a little ponder and Rene picked up the pot.

A Pot for Bobby 

There were 4 players to the flop: Doyle Brunson, Patrik Antonius, Robert Mizrachi and Stephen Ladowski.

Doyle had first action.

6 T 3. Doyle checked and so did Patrik. Stephen bet out $140K and Robert called the bet. Doyle and Patrik both folded and there were two players remaining.

The turn card was the T. Robert bet $100K after Stephan checked - and then Stephen folded, giving Robert the pot.  

Another one for Doyle 

On a flop of 9 2 6, Marco Traniello, Tommy Ly, Robert Mizrachi and Doyle Brunson were all playing.

Marco  checked; Tommy Ly bet out $100K. Robert folded, and Doyle called the bet. Marco folded and there were two players left.

The turn was the J. Doyle raised it to $380K, the size of the pot. Tommy folded after a long, long thinking process. 

 

 

 

Phil Hellmuth stopped by at the table to pat ol' Doyle Brunson on the back. Doyle is playing for his 11th bracelet - something Hellmuth's already done, earlier this year in the World Series.

The audience is packed and the No-Limit Lounge is crammed with spectators, as this is probably the most stacked final table since the H.O.R.S.E. tournament. 

Though it is early in the day we have already seen out first elimination: Jonas Flug-Entin. Read on. 

Jonas Flug-Entin Eliminated in ninth place

It was four-handed before the flop, with Jonas Flug-Entin, Doyle Brunson, Patrik Antonius and Robert Mizrachi. 

Flop: 8 T 8. Jonas bet $135K, Robert raised it up to $225K, and both Doyle and Patrik folded.

Robert had K-8-4-X, and Jonas was all-in with Q-7-8-A. At this point, Robert was in the lead with three of a kind eights with a king kicker. 

The turn was the 9, and the river the 2, which gave Jonas no help, eliminating him in 9th place. He takes home $50,177.

Doyle Winning Pre-Flops 

Doyle Brunson was picking up some of the blinds and pre-flop pots for the first few hands, but there wasn't a lot of chip movement.

Pre-flop, Patrik Antonius raised it to $90K, and Robert Mizrachi called. Doyle Brunson raised it an additional $360K.

Patrik gave it a good long think over and then folded. Bobby Mizrachi folded too, and Doyle won the pot. 

Patrik Anotonius Wins a Pot 

Four players to the flop: Marco Traniello, Rene Mouritsen, Patrik Antonius and Tommy Ly.

The flop came out J 6 K. Marco checked, Rene checked, Patrick checked, and Tommy checked.

Jonas bets $100K after seeing a the 7 on the turn. Patrik called, everyone else folded.

The river card was the 4. Both players checked.

Patrik won the pot with two sevens, for a set. Tommy had A-Q-J-8. 

 

 

The cards are in the air from the most ballingest final table in history. Stay tuned for live updates as the action unfolds.

Coming quick and bloodthirsty like a bat out of EuroRounders, the $10,000 World Championship Pot Limit Omaha event resumes today at 2 p.m. for a final table that includes the most ballingest geezer in the game today, Doyle Brunson, along with new father Patrik Antonius, Mr. Jennifer Harman (Marco Traniello), and Bro-Grinder (Robert Mizrachi). Clearly a battle of the gods, and only PokerListings.com can bring you the comprehensive coverage that has you feening like an addict on his mama's kitchen floor. Tune in this afternoon for the thrilling conclusion!

Here are the chip stacks heading into the final table:

1. Doyle Brunson - $510,000
2. Patrik Antonius - $650,000
3. Marco Traniello - $420,000
4. Rene Mourtisen - $775,000
5. Tommy Ly - $1,895,000
6. Jonas Flug-Entin - $445,000
7. Steve Sung - $175,000
8. Stephen Ladowski - $360,000
9. Robert Mizrachi - $1,090,000