Mizrachi Busted in 2026 WSOP $50K PPC Bid
Four-time champion exits on Day 27, ending his quest for a record fifth bracelet.
Michael Mizrachi busted during the final level of night play on Day 27 of the 2026 World Series of Poker, ending his bid to claim an unprecedented fifth $50,000 Poker Players Championship (PPC) bracelet, according to PokerNews.
Why It Matters
The $50K PPC is the WSOP's most prestigious mixed-game event, drawing the deepest field of high-stakes professionals in the series. Mizrachi holds four PPC bracelets — a record no other player has matched — making each successive attempt a historically significant milestone for the poker world. His elimination tightens the field around contenders who now face a clearer path to the title. For bettors tracking WSOP futures markets, Mizrachi's exit materially shifts the odds landscape heading into the final stages. Gambling involves real financial risk; any wagering on WSOP outcomes should reflect updated eliminations like this one.
Context
As of June 2026, Michael Mizrachi remains the dominant force in $50K PPC history, having won the event four times across his career. The Poker Players Championship uses a multi-game rotation format that rewards well-rounded players over pure no-limit hold'em specialists, which has historically favoured Mizrachi's all-around skill set. His bust-out this week marks another year without the record-extending fifth title.
What's Next
The remaining $50K PPC field will continue play at the WSOP with the final table and bracelet ceremony expected within days. Bettors and rail followers should monitor PokerNews at pokernews.com for updated chip counts and eliminations.
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