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$\"Asi$ After a year-long hiatus from professional poker, Asi Moshe returned to the WSOP as a recreational player, winning his fifth gold bracelet and a prize of $683,830 in the $683,830 Freeze event.<\/em><\/span><\/p>

What a fantastic comeback!<\/span><\/p>

After a year away from professional poker, Asi Moshe returned to Las Vegas as a "recreational player" and won his fifth World Series of Poker (WSOP) gold bracelet in the #79:$3,000 Freeze No-Limit Hold'em event.<\/span><\/p>

He held the chip lead for almost the entire tournament, ultimately emerging victorious from a field of 1,792 entries to win the $683,830 first prize, bringing the total prize pool to $4,784,640.<\/span><\/p>

Moshe held a dominant chip lead throughout the final table and heads-up match, and Qiao Du was unable to turn the tide. Du ultimately finished as runner-up, earning $454,800. The final table also included Chris Moorman, who finished seventh and earned $101,900.<\/span><\/p>

Event #79: $3,000 Freeze No-Limit Texas Hold'em Final Table Results<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/h3>
Ranking<\/span><\/th> player<\/span><\/th> country<\/span><\/th> bonus<\/span><\/th><\/tr><\/thead>
1<\/span><\/td> Asi Moshe<\/span><\/td> Israel<\/span><\/td> $683,830<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
2<\/span><\/td> Qiao Du<\/span><\/td> China<\/span><\/td> $454,800<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
3<\/span><\/td> Igor Popyk<\/span><\/td> Ukraine<\/span><\/td> $329,660<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
4<\/span><\/td> Dustin Murphy<\/span><\/td> United States<\/span><\/td> $241,640<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
5<\/span><\/td> Methavee Taveekitvatee<\/span><\/td> Thailand<\/span><\/td> $179,140<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
6<\/span><\/td> David Miscikowski<\/span><\/td> United States<\/span><\/td> $134,330<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
7<\/span><\/td> Chris Moorman<\/span><\/td> United Kingdom<\/span><\/td> $101,900<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
8<\/span><\/td> Andrew Moreno<\/span><\/td> United States<\/span><\/td> $78,210<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
9<\/span><\/td> Walter Treccarichi<\/span><\/td> Italy<\/span><\/td> $60,740<\/span><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/div>
"I'm glad I still have this ability."<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/h3>
"I hope I can still smile," Moshe joked as his facial muscles started to ache during the championship photoshoot. "It's incredible because I've been making a living playing poker for the past six years, but this is the first time I've won a gold bracelet not as a pro, but as a recreational player."<\/span><\/p>
Moshe left poker a year ago to "return to his roots" and now works for a mobile gaming company. In fact, prior to this year's series, he hadn't participated in a live tournament since his trip to Las Vegas in 2025.<\/span><\/p>
Despite a long hiatus from competition, the four-time bracelet winner quickly found his rhythm. He took the lead after the first day, finished second in chips on the second day, and secured the victory on the third day. "It's a bit surreal. I'm glad I still have the ability," he said.<\/span><\/p>
$\"\"$ <\/p>
He said this in-depth journey reminded him of his previous bracelet wins. "My bracelets have all been like this\u2014I built up a lot of chips during the bubble and then carried that momentum forward. I was never really in danger, which I think is good for my playing style."<\/span><\/p>
For most of the final table, Moshe held around 60% in chips, and he said he was simply focused on applying pressure. "I played hand by hand. When you have that many chips at the table, it usually means there's a lot of pressure on the other guys. I just kept putting pressure on them."<\/span><\/p>
He also thanked his Israeli poker friends who cheered him on throughout the final table, as well as his wife and daughter. Before heading home, Moshe plans to play a few more events, including the $10,000 Six-Max Championship. "I'll play every day," he said with a smile.<\/span><\/p>
Final Day Results<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/h3>
Of the 14 players who returned to Day 3, Gabriel Karlsson was the second shortest stack with only 12 big blinds. Unsurprisingly, he was the first player to be eliminated, but his KJ ran into AK, making him the first to be eliminated.<\/span><\/p>
Greg Ostrander also went all-in with pocket aces, but luck wasn't entirely on his side\u2014a flush on the board left him splitting the pot. 2014 WSOP Main Event champion Martin Jacobson also had a chance to double up, but his pursuit of a second bracelet ended after Ihor Popyk hit a lucky turn, leaving him in 13th place.<\/span><\/p>
$\"\"$ <\/p>
Antoine Sankari then suffered the same fate against the eventual champion, followed by Dohyeok Kim's elimination by Chris Moorman, reducing the field to a final ten and an informal final table. Greg Ostrander entered the redraw with the shortest stack, becoming the first player to be officially eliminated from the final table.<\/span><\/p>
The final table then progressed slowly, with David Miscikowski and Dustin Murphy both managing to double up. However, Walter Treccarichi failed to do so\u2014his J lost to AQ.<\/span><\/p>
$\"\"$ <\/p>
On the second day, chip leader Andrew Moreno was the next player to head to the prize money counter. His J lost to Moshe's Q, allowing the Israeli player to extend his overwhelming chip lead. Meanwhile, Methavee Taveekitvatee survived by making a straight on the river, after which the players took another break.<\/span><\/p>
Moshe's elimination streak continues - Chris Moorman (7th place, $101,900)'s King was defeated by Moshe's pair on the river; David Miscikowski (6th place, $134,330)'s King was broken by a 9.<\/span><\/p>
Du then completed his next two eliminations \u2013 first defeating Methavee Taveekitvatee (5th place, $179,140) in a coin toss, and then facing Dustin Murphy (4th place, $241,640) in a K match, moving up to second place with three players remaining.<\/span><\/p>
$\"\"$ <\/p>
The three-way battle lasted for half an hour until Ihor Popyk (third place, $329,660) was called by Moshe's 5, sending the Israeli player into heads-up play and giving him a huge chip lead of 6:1.<\/span><\/p>
Du doubled up with A-5 against AJ, but a few hands later Moshe's AK held on, securing his fifth WSOP gold bracelet.<\/span><\/p>
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Ranking<\/span><\/th>	player<\/span><\/th>	country<\/span><\/th>	bonus<\/span><\/th><\/tr><\/thead>
1<\/span><\/td>	Asi Moshe<\/span><\/td>	Israel<\/span><\/td>	$683,830<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
2<\/span><\/td>	Qiao Du<\/span><\/td>	China<\/span><\/td>	$454,800<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
3<\/span><\/td>	Igor Popyk<\/span><\/td>	Ukraine<\/span><\/td>	$329,660<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
4<\/span><\/td>	Dustin Murphy<\/span><\/td>	United States<\/span><\/td>	$241,640<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
5<\/span><\/td>	Methavee Taveekitvatee<\/span><\/td>	Thailand<\/span><\/td>	$179,140<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
6<\/span><\/td>	David Miscikowski<\/span><\/td>	United States<\/span><\/td>	$134,330<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
7<\/span><\/td>	Chris Moorman<\/span><\/td>	United Kingdom<\/span><\/td>	$101,900<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
8<\/span><\/td>	Andrew Moreno<\/span><\/td>	United States<\/span><\/td>	$78,210<\/span><\/td><\/tr>
9<\/span><\/td>	Walter Treccarichi<\/span><\/td>	Italy<\/span><\/td>	$60,740<\/span><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/div> "I'm glad I still have this ability."<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/h3> "I hope I can still smile," Moshe joked as his facial muscles started to ache during the championship photoshoot. "It's incredible because I've been making a living playing poker for the past six years, but this is the first time I've won a gold bracelet not as a pro, but as a recreational player."<\/span><\/p> Moshe left poker a year ago to "return to his roots" and now works for a mobile gaming company. In fact, prior to this year's series, he hadn't participated in a live tournament since his trip to Las Vegas in 2025.<\/span><\/p> Despite a long hiatus from competition, the four-time bracelet winner quickly found his rhythm. He took the lead after the first day, finished second in chips on the second day, and secured the victory on the third day. "It's a bit surreal. I'm glad I still have the ability," he said.<\/span><\/p> $\"\"$ <\/p> He said this in-depth journey reminded him of his previous bracelet wins. "My bracelets have all been like this\u2014I built up a lot of chips during the bubble and then carried that momentum forward. I was never really in danger, which I think is good for my playing style."<\/span><\/p> For most of the final table, Moshe held around 60% in chips, and he said he was simply focused on applying pressure. "I played hand by hand. When you have that many chips at the table, it usually means there's a lot of pressure on the other guys. I just kept putting pressure on them."<\/span><\/p> He also thanked his Israeli poker friends who cheered him on throughout the final table, as well as his wife and daughter. Before heading home, Moshe plans to play a few more events, including the $10,000 Six-Max Championship. "I'll play every day," he said with a smile.<\/span><\/p> Final Day Results<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/h3> Of the 14 players who returned to Day 3, Gabriel Karlsson was the second shortest stack with only 12 big blinds. Unsurprisingly, he was the first player to be eliminated, but his KJ ran into AK, making him the first to be eliminated.<\/span><\/p> Greg Ostrander also went all-in with pocket aces, but luck wasn't entirely on his side\u2014a flush on the board left him splitting the pot. 2014 WSOP Main Event champion Martin Jacobson also had a chance to double up, but his pursuit of a second bracelet ended after Ihor Popyk hit a lucky turn, leaving him in 13th place.<\/span><\/p> $\"\"$ <\/p> Antoine Sankari then suffered the same fate against the eventual champion, followed by Dohyeok Kim's elimination by Chris Moorman, reducing the field to a final ten and an informal final table. Greg Ostrander entered the redraw with the shortest stack, becoming the first player to be officially eliminated from the final table.<\/span><\/p> The final table then progressed slowly, with David Miscikowski and Dustin Murphy both managing to double up. However, Walter Treccarichi failed to do so\u2014his J lost to AQ.<\/span><\/p> $\"\"$ <\/p> On the second day, chip leader Andrew Moreno was the next player to head to the prize money counter. His J lost to Moshe's Q, allowing the Israeli player to extend his overwhelming chip lead. Meanwhile, Methavee Taveekitvatee survived by making a straight on the river, after which the players took another break.<\/span><\/p> Moshe's elimination streak continues - Chris Moorman (7th place, $101,900)'s King was defeated by Moshe's pair on the river; David Miscikowski (6th place, $134,330)'s King was broken by a 9.<\/span><\/p> Du then completed his next two eliminations \u2013 first defeating Methavee Taveekitvatee (5th place, $179,140) in a coin toss, and then facing Dustin Murphy (4th place, $241,640) in a K match, moving up to second place with three players remaining.<\/span><\/p> $\"\"$ <\/p> The three-way battle lasted for half an hour until Ihor Popyk (third place, $329,660) was called by Moshe's 5, sending the Israeli player into heads-up play and giving him a huge chip lead of 6:1.<\/span><\/p> Du doubled up with A-5 against AJ, but a few hands later Moshe's AK held on, securing his fifth WSOP gold bracelet.<\/span><\/p> $\"\"$ <\/p> Want to change Texas Holdem from \"can understand\" to \"can win\"?<\/h3> If you want to learn more about Texas Hold'em, you can continue reading\uff1a<\/span><\/p> The Origins of Texas Hold'em: Why is it the World's Most Popular Poker Variant?<\/a> Texas Hold'em Hand Rankings and Showdown Rules (Beginner\u2019s Essentials)<\/a> Texas Hold'em Betting teaching: Check \/ Bet \/ Call \/Raise and Betting Strategy Analysis<\/a> The importance of Texas Hold'em position? 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