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Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi has claimed his ninth World Series of Poker bracelet, defeating a tough final table in the $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship on Day 35 of the 2026 WSOP. The win adds another accomplishment to a career already defined by remarkable achievements, following his win of both the $50,000 Poker Players Championship and the Main Event in 2025.
Mizrachi entered the final day holding roughly 80 percent of the chips in play, putting him in a commanding position against Michael Hahn and India’s Zarvan Tumboli. Despite the lead, a rivered flush from Tumboli allowed him to double up early, briefly disrupting Mizrachi’s momentum.
True to his nickname, Mizrachi steadily rebuilt his advantage by chipping away at smaller pots as the other two stacks diminished. Hahn was eventually forced all-in and eliminated in third place after failing to overcome Mizrachi’s pair of jacks.
Heads-up against Tumboli, Mizrachi held more than four times his opponent’s stack. The final hand saw Tumboli holding pocket aces, but a river straight for Mizrachi sealed the victory and the bracelet.
Mizrachi earned $1,350,203 for first place, with Tumboli taking home $900,088 as runner-up. Hahn finished third for $627,832, followed by Martin Zamani, Ian Matakis, Raj Vohra, Jesse Lonis, and Toby Joyce rounding out the final table.
The victory marks Mizrachi’s fourth Poker Players Championship-style dominance extended into a new discipline, adding to a career that began with his first bracelet in 2010. His 2025 campaign, which included a Main Event title just 18 days after winning the Poker Players Championship, led to his induction into the Poker Hall of Fame.
