Robert Mizrachi: Five-Time WSOP Bracelet Winner and WPT Champion
POKER HALL OF FAME
Inducted 2014
Robert Mizrachi has built one of the most accomplished mixed-game résumés of his generation, combining five World Series of Poker bracelets with a World Poker Tour victory and more than $10 million in recorded live tournament earnings.
His bracelet victories span pot-limit Omaha, Dealer’s Choice, Omaha hi-lo and seven-card stud, demonstrating success across several fundamentally different forms of poker. Mizrachi added his fifth bracelet in the 2024 $10,000 Dealer’s Choice Championship and remained a significant tournament presence in 2026, including a third-place finish in a WSOP pot-limit Omaha event and another tournament victory in South Florida.
As of August 31, 2026, The Hendon Mob lists Mizrachi with $10,127,960 in live tournament earnings and an $894,100 career-best cash. The official WSOP player database lists five bracelets, zero Circuit rings, 151 WSOP cashes, 33 final tables and $6,920,061 in WSOP earnings.
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Who Is Robert Mizrachi?
Robert Mizrachi is an American professional poker player from Florida who has competed successfully in major live tournaments for more than two decades.
The World Series of Poker has identified Miami, Florida, as Mizrachi’s birthplace, while Hendon Mob currently lists his residence as Las Vegas, Nevada. PokerNews lists his date of birth as November 24, 1978.
Before becoming established as a tournament professional, Mizrachi worked as a poker dealer. PokerNews lists his first recorded live tournament cash in January 2000, giving him a tournament record that now stretches across more than a quarter-century.
Mizrachi is also part of one of poker’s best-known families. His younger brother Michael Mizrachi developed into a multiple-bracelet winner, Poker Players Championship specialist and WSOP Main Event champion. Robert was the first of the brothers to win a WSOP bracelet.
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Robert Mizrachi’s Career Development
Mizrachi began accumulating tournament results well before his first WSOP championship.
One of his important early victories came at the 2004 Master Classics of Poker in Amsterdam, where he won a €5,000 event for €372,240, worth approximately $482,608 at the time according to PokerNews.
His breakthrough at the World Series of Poker arrived three years later. In 2007, Mizrachi reached multiple WSOP final tables before winning the $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha World Championship. The victory earned him $768,889 and his first bracelet.
The WSOP’s report on the 2007 victory emphasized Mizrachi’s ability to compete in several poker disciplines. That versatility became a defining feature of his tournament career.
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Robert Mizrachi’s Five WSOP Bracelets
As of August 31, 2026, Robert Mizrachi has five World Series of Poker bracelets.
His WSOP championship victories are:
2007 $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha World Championship — $768,889
2014 $1,500 Dealer’s Choice Six-Handed — $147,092
2015 $1,500 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better — $251,022
2016 $10,000 Seven-Card Stud Championship — $242,662
2024 $10,000 Dealer’s Choice Championship — $333,045
The range of games represented by those titles is an important part of Mizrachi’s record. Rather than building his bracelet total entirely in no-limit hold’em, he has won championships in several forms of Omaha, seven-card stud and multi-game Dealer’s Choice competition.
His 2014 victory was particularly notable because he won the first Dealer’s Choice bracelet event in WSOP history. Players in that tournament needed proficiency across a 16-game rotation, and Mizrachi defeated Aaron Schaff heads-up for the title.
A year later, Mizrachi won the $1,500 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better event. That gave him bracelets in consecutive years.
He extended that streak in 2016 by winning the $10,000 Seven-Card Stud Championship for $242,662. According to the WSOP’s championship report, Mizrachi became one of a small number of players at the time to win bracelets in three consecutive years.
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Fifth Bracelet in the 2024 Dealer’s Choice Championship
Mizrachi ended an eight-year gap between bracelet victories at the 2024 World Series of Poker.
He entered the $10,000 Dealer’s Choice Championship as a four-time bracelet winner and eventually defeated a field of 141 entries. Mizrachi beat Michael Martinelli heads-up after an unscheduled fourth day of play and collected $333,045.
The victory was especially fitting given Mizrachi’s history in Dealer’s Choice. His second bracelet had come in the inaugural $1,500 version of the event in 2014, meaning his fifth bracelet arrived exactly a decade after that breakthrough.
The 2024 championship also reinforced the mixed-game credentials that have defined much of Mizrachi’s WSOP career.
PokerNews reported on Mizrachi’s fifth bracelet victory.
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Robert Mizrachi’s WPT Venetian Victory
Although much of Mizrachi’s reputation has been built through mixed games, his largest recorded live tournament cash came in no-limit hold’em.
In July 2022, Mizrachi won the $5,000 WPT Venetian Las Vegas event at The Venetian Resort.
The tournament attracted 1,178 entries and generated a prize pool of more than $5.4 million. Mizrachi defeated Mike Vanier heads-up to win the championship and an official first-place award of $894,100.
That score remains Mizrachi’s largest live tournament cash according to Hendon Mob.
The World Poker Tour’s official results confirm Mizrachi as the event champion, while PokerNews lists him with one WPT win.
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Robert Mizrachi’s Live Tournament Earnings
As of August 31, 2026, Hendon Mob lists Robert Mizrachi with $10,127,960 in recorded live tournament earnings.
His largest recorded cashes include:
$894,100 for winning the 2022 WPT Venetian Las Vegas
$768,889 for winning the 2007 WSOP $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha World Championship
$497,112 for fourth place in the 2019 WSOP $25,000 Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller
Approximately $482,608 for winning the 2004 Master Classics of Poker €5,000 event
$414,680 for second place in the 2009 UltimateBet Aruba Poker Classic Main Event
Tournament earnings databases change as new results are added, so Mizrachi’s career total should be treated as a current figure rather than a permanent final number.
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Mixed-Game Strength and Playing Reputation
Mizrachi’s tournament record supports a reputation as an accomplished all-around and mixed-game player.
His five bracelets cover multiple disciplines, and two came in Dealer’s Choice tournaments that require players to compete across a broad rotation of poker variants. He has also reached major final tables in H.O.R.S.E., pot-limit Omaha and other mixed-game formats.
Mizrachi’s first WSOP bracelet came in pot-limit Omaha, and Omaha-related events have continued to feature prominently throughout his career. At the same time, his seven-card stud championship and Dealer’s Choice titles demonstrate that his success extends well beyond one specialty.
That versatility is more useful in describing Mizrachi’s poker résumé than assigning him a narrow playing-style label. His record shows sustained success in games requiring substantially different strategic skills.
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The Mizrachi Poker Family
Robert Mizrachi’s career is closely connected to the larger Mizrachi poker family.
Robert and Michael Mizrachi have both won multiple WSOP bracelets, and the brothers have competed against each other at major tournament final tables. During the 2010 $50,000 Poker Players Championship, both reached the final table, creating one of the most notable examples of their careers intersecting at the highest levels of tournament poker.
WSOP coverage has also documented Robert’s role in helping introduce his brothers to poker after learning the game himself.
The family connection has produced a friendly competitive storyline over the years, but Robert Mizrachi’s individual résumé stands independently: five bracelets, a WPT victory and more than $10 million in recorded live tournament cashes.
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Robert Mizrachi’s 2026 Results and Current Status
Mizrachi remained highly active in major tournament poker during 2026.
At the 2026 World Series of Poker, he recorded several significant mixed-game and Omaha results. His deepest run came in the $3,000 Six-Handed Pot-Limit Omaha event, where he finished third for $185,282 behind champion Joshua Wang and runner-up Erik Seidel.
He also finished fifth in the $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship for $97,270 and 11th in the $10,000 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship for $32,305.
Shortly after the WSOP, Mizrachi returned to South Florida and won a $600 DeepStack Big O event during the 2026 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open. The tournament attracted 95 entries, and Mizrachi earned $15,605 for the victory.
Those results demonstrate that Mizrachi remains an active tournament competitor rather than a player whose accomplishments are limited to an earlier era.
With live results dating to 2000 and major tournament success continuing into 2026, Mizrachi has established unusual longevity across both championship-level mixed games and large-field tournament poker.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many WSOP bracelets does Robert Mizrachi have?
Robert Mizrachi has five World Series of Poker bracelets as of August 31, 2026. He won them in 2007, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2024.
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Does Robert Mizrachi have any WSOP Circuit rings?
No. The official WSOP player database lists Robert Mizrachi with zero WSOP Circuit rings as of August 31, 2026.
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Did Robert Mizrachi win a WPT title?
Yes. Mizrachi won the 2022 WPT Venetian Las Vegas event for $894,100. PokerNews lists him with one WPT win.
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How much has Robert Mizrachi won playing live poker tournaments?
As of August 31, 2026, Hendon Mob lists Robert Mizrachi with $10,127,960 in recorded live tournament earnings. The total can change whenever new tournament results are added.
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What is Robert Mizrachi’s largest live tournament cash?
Hendon Mob lists Mizrachi’s $894,100 victory in the 2022 WPT Venetian Las Vegas as his largest recorded live tournament cash.
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What games is Robert Mizrachi known for?
Mizrachi is particularly accomplished in mixed games and Omaha variants. His five WSOP bracelets include victories in pot-limit Omaha, Dealer’s Choice, Omaha hi-lo and seven-card stud.
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Is Robert Mizrachi related to Michael Mizrachi?
Yes. Robert Mizrachi is the older brother of Michael Mizrachi. Both have built major professional poker careers and have won multiple World Series of Poker bracelets.
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Is Robert Mizrachi still playing poker?
Yes. Mizrachi remained active in 2026, including a third-place finish in a WSOP $3,000 Six-Handed Pot-Limit Omaha event for $185,282 and a victory in a Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Big O tournament.
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Sources
PokerNews — Robert Mizrachi’s 2026 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Victory
World Series of Poker — Robert Mizrachi Wins 2007 Pot-Limit Omaha World Championship
World Series of Poker — Robert Mizrachi Wins 2015 Omaha Hi-Lo Bracelet
World Series of Poker — Robert Mizrachi Wins 2016 Seven-Card Stud Championship