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Darren Rabinovich defeated Hellmuth at WSOP 2026 and won second bracelet
Darren Rabinovich won the $5,000 no‑limit hold’em eight‑max at WSOP 2026, defeating Phil Hellmuth heads‑up and receiving $695,256.
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- Darren Rabinovich won the $5,000 no‑limit hold’em eight‑max at WSOP 2026, defeating Phil Hellmuth heads‑up and receiving $695,256. \n
- Phil Hellmuth finished the tournament in second place, receiving $464,286. \n
- The event’s prize pool amounted to $4,066,400, with payouts going to the top‑134 players. \n
- This victory gave Darren Rabinovich his second WSOP bracelet and increased his lifetime earnings over $5.6 million. \n
- Phil Hellmuth won his 17th WSOP bracelet on July 2, 2023 in a super‑turbo event before the main WSOP event of that year. \n
- In addition to the cash and bracelet, Darren Rabinovich earned 1,824 Card Player Player of the Year points for this win. \n
His lifetime earnings now exceed $5.6 million, and his total POY points place him in the top‑50 of the 2026 ranking.
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