

Mizrachi Dominates WSOP Main Event Final Table with Aggressive Play
Michael Mizrachi dominated the WSOP Main Event final table and holds a commanding chip lead. The field quickly shrank from nine to four players in just four hours of aggressive play. Mizrachi won two critical all-ins, including a key river ace against pocket kings, to seize control. Mizrachi owns over 75% of all chips, putting remaining players under tough ICM pressure.
Daehyung Lee was the first to be eliminated, pocketing $1,000,000. Jarod Minghini was eliminated in eighth place, earning $1,250,000. Leo Margets was eliminated after Kenny Hallaert completed a flush on the river. Mizrachi eliminated Adam Hendrix in sixth place, pocketing $1.9 million. By the night’s end, Michael Mizrachi was sitting on a stack of over 400 million chips.
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