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• Ace from Space
• Family Support at Final Table

The Grinder just won't die. Michael Mizrachi hit a pivotal river card while all in at the 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event final table to keep the seven-time bracelet winner's world championship dreams alive.

Mizrachi, who won his fourth Poker Players Championship title earlier this summer, had a similar run of cards on Day 8 as he staged a massive comeback propelled by two runner-runner flushes.

Mizrachi finished fifth in the 2010 WSOP Main Event and is poised to improve on that result, sitting as the chip leader with seven players remaining.

Ace from Space

The 25th hand of the final table, captured by PokerNewsaward-nominated live reporter David Salituro, saw Braxton Dunaway raise to 4,000,000 in the cutoff on Level 40 with blinds of 1,000,000/2,000,000/2,000,000.

John Wasnock, who earlier flopped a set to eliminate Daehyung Lee, then three-bet to 10,000,000 on the button as Michael Mizrachi four-bet to 30,000,000 in the small blind. Dunaway got out of the way as Wasnock five-bet jammed and Mizrachi quickly called off with a stack of 71,700,000.

Michael Mizrachi: A♠K♦
John Wasnock: K♠K♣

Mizrachi was in trouble and didn't get much help from the J♠9♥7♦flop. But The Grinder hadn't had trouble going runner-runner up to this point and picked up Broadway outs on the Q♣turn. However, it was the A♦river that gave Mizrachi the winner as the Horsehoe Event Center went crazy with chants of "Grinder! Grinder! Grinder!"

According to PokerGO, Mizrachi only had three outs as three tens and an ace were folded preflop.

https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1945268686539121105

Family Support at Final Table

The hot start didn't come as a surprise to Mizrachi, who told PokerNewshe was "feeling better than ever" ahead of the final table.

"Had a great dinner last night, good breakfast this morning," Mizrachi said. "A lot of friends and family came in town so I'm feeling great ... I've got my twin brother here, I've got a bunch of family. My mother and father here. And I've got a lot of really close friends that came in."

The Grinder's rail does not include recent Wynn tournament winner Michael Mizrahi, who is not a member of the family despite the similar name and poker passion.

Follow the Main Event final table action at the 2025 WSOP with PokerNewsupdates.