Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi (left foreground) brought one of the bigger racks to the final table but was not able to capture his second 2010 WSOP bracelet.

We love cheesy/obvious newspaper headlines, and often try to think of what kind of headline a major event will have (it’s practically how we make our Kentucky Derby picks).

Anyway, we figured it was about 100% that “A masterful win…” would be somehere in the lead for Men “The Master” Nguyen’s victory in Event #10 (,000 7CS), and the wsop.com obliged with the sub-head: “A Masterful Win in the 2010 Seven Card Stud World Championship.”

The victory gave Nguyen 4,807 and his 7th WSOP bracelet (crazy, right?), meaning he’s now just as good of a poker player as Phil Ivey* and Billy Baxter, tying them for fifth most overall.

Nguyen defeated the recently-on-60-Minutes Brandon Adams (3,958) heads-up for the title.

Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi finished sixth (,949).

Get full final table payouts here.

* Not all statement in this post may be factually accurate.

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Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi (left foreground) brought one of the bigger racks to the final table but was not able to capture his second 2010 WSOP bracelet.

We love cheesy/obvious newspaper headlines, and often try to think of what kind of headline a major event will have (it’s practically how we make our Kentucky Derby picks).

Anyway, we figured it was about 100% that “A masterful win…” would be somehere in the lead for Men “The Master” Nguyen’s victory in Event #10 (,000 7CS), and the wsop.com obliged with the sub-head: “A Masterful Win in the 2010 Seven Card Stud World Championship.”

The victory gave Nguyen 4,807 and his 7th WSOP bracelet (crazy, right?), meaning he’s now just as good of a poker player as Phil Ivey* and Billy Baxter, tying them for fifth most overall.

Nguyen defeated the recently-on-60-Minutes Brandon Adams (3,958) heads-up for the title.

Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi finished sixth (,949).

Get full final table payouts here.

* Not all statement in this post may be factually accurate.

Related Posts

Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi Wins Player’s Championship

2010 WSOP Updates: Michael Chow Wins First Bracelet

2010 WSOP Update: Phil Hellmuth in Contention for 12th Bracelet

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