The Grinder joins GGPoker as an Ambassador

If you missed it, Mizrachi’s 2025 WSOP run was something out of a movie.

He took down the $10,000 Main Event for a smooth $10 million, grabbed his eighth WSOP bracelet, and somehow managed to scoop his fourth Poker Players Championship in the same summer.

That’s the kind of heater that gets you into the Poker Hall of Fame, literally.
He was inducted right after the win, cementing his place among the all-time greats.

In his announcement, Mizrachi said the move was a “logical step” after a dream year:

“After winning the Main Event and going straight into the Hall of Fame, I wanted a partner that matches my ambition and GGPoker is the future of the game.”

Fair enough. GGPoker has been scooping up high-profile talent for years, from Daniel Negreanu to Fedor Holz, and now The Grinder joins that elite roster.

Negreanu, never shy with praise, was quick to chime in:

“Michael Mizrachi is poker royalty. To win both the Main Event and the Poker Players Championship in one summer? That’s next-level. We’re thrilled to welcome him to the GGTeam.”

Expect to see The Grinder rocking the GGPoker patch at major live stops and jumping into online high-stakes action whenever he can. Whether it’s the WSOP Circuit, Triton, or some late-night nosebleeds online, he’s not slowing down anytime soon.

And if you’re not already part of the GGPoker community, what are you waiting for?

New players can sign up with GGPoker bonus code HEAVEN to unlock up to $600 in welcome rewards and join the same digital felt where The Grinder will be firing away.

The team Pokerheaven knows that he was in Stockholm for some private games this week and now is off to Tallinn for the No Filter Poker Series, invited by the controversial Mounir Tanjou who, on live-stream, heckled The Grinder after bluffing a pot. Fun or no fun, it got some blowback.