Lost in the hubbub surrounding the Colossus this weekend was Robert Mizrachi (pictured) winning his third World Series of Poker bracelet. We normally focus on online poker players, but the fact that Mizrachi has three bracelets, the same number as his brother Michael Mizrachi, is quite a feat.

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Robert Mizrachi won Event #3 of the 2015 WSOP, a $1,500 Omaha High-Low Splittournament, for $251,000. The event drew 918 entrants and marked Mizrachi’s 35th in the money finish in WSOP events over his career.

“You can’t play your best poker when you don’t have proper rest,” Mizrachi said afterward. “I’ve had this cold and really needed the break from last night. The rest really helped me to come back fresh.” The 36-year-old won his second WSOP bracelet in two years.

Mizrachi was down 2:1 in chips heads-up against Jacob Dahl on Sunday, but play lasted just an hour-and-a-half. As WSOP coverage explained, “A series of split pots kept Mizrachi alive on life support until finally the momentum swung in his favor and he was able to begin pushing small edges and forcing the action. Dahl seemed helpless to stop the reversal of fortune.” Dahl took home $155,000 for second place.

As you would expect, Mizrachi had his family by his side when he won. His brother and he have incredibly won six total WSOP bracelets. He said of his brotherly influence, “Anytime one of us is playing, we cheer for each other. When Michael(pictured) is playing, I’m always wanting him to do well and win if I’m not in it. There’s never been a rivalry between us.” Robert Mizrachi has two other brothers as well: Ericand Danny.

Robert Mizrachi now has $2.3 million in career WSOP winnings. The former dealer also owns $5.4 million in live tournament winnings, according to the Hendon Mob, and is #6 on the all-time money list for Florida.

The average age in the $1,500 Omaha High-Low Split event was 45.5 years, about 10 years older than an average WSOP event. Over 86% of the field was American.

Here’s how the final table cashed out:

1. Robert Mizrachi – $251,022
2. Jacob Dahl – $155,333
3. Don Zewin – $97,185
4. Ryan Himes – $70,540
5. Dominick Cuzzi – $52,075
6. James Juvancic – $39,037
7. Nguyen Tran – $29,693
8. Bruce Levitt – $22,889
9. Thomas Taylor – $17,883

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