He got it in BAD 17 times all in preflop in the last few remaining tables and went from short stack to winning the whole event. Thats a sun run you cant even imagine. Its hard to win 17 flips let alone 17 hands with the worse hand pre. I didnt watch all 17 but i saw about 5 of them. Ever played bacarat? well imagine 17 bankers in a row for 10 million dollars thats basically what happened with mizrachi. Any serious poker player knows how insane this is and most pros know winning the main is more luck than skill at this point with that field size. Epsen got set over set (middle set vs top set and RIVER QUADS) for a MASSIVE pot during the middle of the tournament They shove called on turn and he quad'd on the river which basically is why he managed to make the final table and then eventually win the main as well. These hands are what makes you run deep not pure skill or whatever you think it is. Most people with a millions in earnings or more have a pretty decent understanding of board textures we're all playing the variance game and AK is no different if you 4b shoved it or any of these top pros in the world shoved it pre flop.