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Israeli Pro Poker Player Assi Moshe Wins Fifth World Series of Poker Bracelet
Israeli poker pro Assi Moshe won his fifth World Series of Poker bracelet in a $3,000 buy-in event in Las Vegas, earning over $683,000. After a year away from competitive play, Moshe dominated the tournament, becoming the first Israeli with five WSOP bracelets.
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What happened
- 01Assi Moshe wins his fifth WSOP bracelet in a $3,000 freezeout event in Las Vegas.
- 02He earned over $683,000 from nearly 1,800 entries and a $4.7 million prize pool.
- 03Moshe took a year off from professional poker before returning this year.
- 04He is the first Israeli to win five WSOP bracelets, surpassing Eli Elezra's four.
- 05Total career winnings for Moshe now reach about $2.7 million.
- 06The WSOP main event is underway, with Israelis Gabi Lipschitz and Shraga Rubel among the leaders.
The WSOP main event is ongoing, with other Israeli players still competing.
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