Sunny Days in the Caribbean: Robert Mizrachi's WPT Fourth Place
The World Poker Tour's Caribbean Adventure produced the biggest cash of Robert Mizrachi's career to that point. He pocketed nearly $410,000 for his fourth-place finish in the tournament. The site reported it as his best finish since May 2006.
The result mattered beyond the money: it put him back among the names of the tour's main event season and set up the summer that followed. The official news feed called the run "sunny days" for the Full Tilt pro, and the headline stuck in the archive.
- Tour: World Poker Tour, Caribbean Adventure.
- Finish: fourth place.
- Prize: nearly $410,000, his biggest cash prize ever at the time.
- Context: best finish since May 2006.
| Detail | From the archive |
|---|---|
| Event | WPT Caribbean Adventure |
| Place | 4th |
| Prize | Nearly $410,000 |
| Previous best run | May 2006, Five-Star World Poker Classic season |
A fourth place at this level is a near-miss at a title, but the payout and the field quality make it a career line. It also shows the range of his game: a No-Limit Hold'em main event result in the same era as his Omaha bracelet. The archived news item is preserved in full in the news archive post.
Place the cash in the wider record with the tournament results page, the career overview and the Full Tilt Poker pro era story.