【most popular rummy app】

Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Jul 13,most popular rummy app 20253 min read

Table Of Contents

• Mizrachi on Fumes
• Taking From Dunaway
• Runner Runner Flush
• Scooping Pots on the River
• Mizrachi Doubles Through Gregg
• WSOP Main Event Chip Counts 2 Table Redraw

"It ain’t about how hard you hit. It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done!"

Michael Mizrachi is best known as ‘The Grinder,’ but Rocky may well be just as fitting after staging a remarkable comeback from near elimination during a stunning session of poker on Day 8 of the WSOP Main Event.

The seven-time bracelet winner, who captured his fourth Poker Players Championship earlier this summer, was on the canvas with just 1,900,000 chips, around 3 big blinds, early this afternoon. But in true Balboa style, he has battled back to 38,400,000 (48 big blinds) in just a few hours as the field redrew to the final two tables at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas.

Mizrachi is chasing an unparalleled achievement in WSOP history as he seeks to capture both the $50,000 Poker Player's Championship and a maiden $10,000 Main Event World Championship, two of the summer's most prestigious events.

Check out some of the hands from Mizrachi's gutsy fightback, as captured by PokerNews'Connor Richards & Christian Zetzsche:

2025 World Series of Poker Hub

Bookmark this page! All you need to know about the 2025 WSOP is here.

Click here

Mizrachi on Fumes

Mizrachi would open-jam from a stack of 11,400,000 from under the gun, with John Wasnock calling behind in the hijack with slightly less.

John Wasnock: A♦Q♦
Michael Mizrachi: A♠J♦

The flop landed A♣3♦10♦to keep Wasnock ahead with a flush redraw and the board finished out 8♣8♥to earn him a double with aces and eights and the better kicker.

Mizrachi would drop to just 1,900,000 chips, around three big blinds, with his world championship dreams looking on the brink.

Taking From Dunaway

Putting his tournament life on the line, Mizrachi open-jammed once again from a stack of 2,300,000 in early position and Braxton Dunaway called in the big blind to put the seven-time bracelet winner at risk.

Michael Mizrachi: A♦6♠
Braxton Dunaway: A♣7♥

The Grinder was dominated, but the board ran out K♥8♠5♠J♠A♠to give him a flush on the river to earn him a much-needed double.

Runner Runner Flush

Dunaway opened to 1,200,000, and Mizrachi three-bet jammed a stack of 7,300,000. Dunaway would make the call to put Mizrachi at risk for what seemed like the hundredth time today.

Michael Mizrachi: K♦J♥
Braxton Dunaway: 5♥5♣

Like the proverbial cat with nine lives, Dunaway just couldn't get Mizrachi as the board ran out 4♦7♦9♥3♦10♦to once again give him a runner-runner flush for a double.

Scooping Pots on the River

Returning from the break with a much healthier stack of 14,300,000, Mizrachi made it 1,700,000 to go with K♠K♦and was called by Wasnock in the big blind holding 3♠3♦.

The flop of A♠7♦5♥would be checked around, before the 5♣turn led to a bet of 1,800,000 from Wasnock. Mizrachi would make the call.

The river was the J♦, and Wasnock opted to check. Mizrachi bet and his rail had reason to celebrate as Wasnock sent the cards into the muck.

Mizrachi Doubles Through Gregg

Tony Gregg then raised to 1,600,000, and Dunaway called on the button. Michael Mizrachi then pushed all in for 17,800,000.

Michael Mizrachi: Q♥Q♦
Tony Gregg: 9♥9♠

The 10♣3♥2♦flop kept Mizrachi in the lead and the J♥turn changed nothing. Mizrachi turned around and lay on the floor, waiting for the outcome of the hand. That was done via the 6♥river, and Mizrachi doubled once again, leaving Gregg short prior to the two-table redraw.

WSOP Main Event Chip Counts 2 Table Redraw

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	1	Braxton Dunaway	United States	75,700,000	95
1	2	Kenny Hallaert	Belgium	40,300,000	50
1	3	Sergio Veloso	Portugal	24,400,000	31
1	4	Michael Mizrachi	United States	38,400,000	48
1	5	Tony Gregg	United States	7,800,000	10
1	6	Maksim Pisarenko	Russian Federation	25,000,000	31
1	7	Muhamet Perati	Italy	30,200,000	38
1	8	Jarod Minghini	United States	24,400,000	31
1	9	Leo Margets	Spain	41,300,000	52
2	1	Ruben Correia	Portugal	27,500,000	34
2	2	Luka Bojovic	Serbia	32,300,000	40
2	3	John Wasnock	United States	22,200,000	28
2	4	Joey Padron	United States	41,300,000	52
2	5	Adam Hendrix	United States	67,000,000	84
2	6	Lautaro Guerra	Spain	18,000,000	23
2	7	Daehyung Lee	South Korea	18,700,000	23
2	8	Joseph Ozimok	United States	30,100,000	38
2	9	Daniel Iachan	United States	17,400,000	22

Follow PokerNews Live Coverage of the 2025 WSOP Main Event