The 2007 WSOP Bracelet: Robert Mizrachi Wins the PLO World Championship
The $10,000 World Championship Pot-Limit Omaha event of the 2007 World Series of Poker gave Robert Mizrachi his first bracelet. He bested a star-studded field of 314 players that included David Chiu, Andy Bloch, Eric Froehlich and Joe Beevers. The victory netted him a purse of $768,889.
The win capped an incredible run through that year's Series. In addition to the bracelet, Robert reached three final tables and cashed in five different events. His total prize money at the 2007 World Series of Poker came to more than $831,000.
- Event: $10,000 World Championship Pot-Limit Omaha.
- Field: 314 players, including four named stars of the era.
- First-place purse: $768,889.
- Series total: more than $831,000 across five cashes.
| Figure | Value | Source on this site |
|---|---|---|
| Field size | 314 players | Bracelet news item, 2007 |
| First prize | $768,889 | Bracelet news item, 2007 |
| Series earnings | More than $831,000 | Bracelet news item, 2007 |
| Final tables | Three | Bracelet news item, 2007 |
Pot-Limit Omaha was the right game for him: a four-card game where post-flop skill decides most of the money. The bracelet also added to the Full Tilt pros' bracelet count of the era, as the team celebrated the win on its news feed. His own site reported it as the headline of the season.
Context for the win lives elsewhere on this site: the career overview, the results record and the Omaha Hi/Lo strategy lesson from the tips archive.