Martin Zamani ties online WSOP bracelet record with fifth win
Zamani earned $51,331 in a Nevada tournament with 610 total entries, defeating Shane Martin heads-up.
Key points
- Martin Zamani won his fifth online WSOP bracelet in Nevada.
- He earned $51,331 in the $500 No-Limit Hold'em Fall Saver.
- Shane Martin finished second and received $37,743.
- Guy Dunlap also has five online WSOP bracelets.
Martin Zamani won his fifth online World Series of Poker bracelet in Nevada, tying Guy Dunlap's record after defeating Shane Martin in the $500 No-Limit Hold'em Fall Saver on WSOP Online.
Zamani collected $51,331 from a field of 610 total entries, PokerNews reported. He entered the tournament twice and beat Martin heads-up to secure the bracelet.
Martin, a WSOP Circuit ring winner who also entered twice, finished second for $37,743. Daniel Maor, winner of the WSOP Online Championship in 2024, placed third and received $27,724.
Other previous bracelet winners at the final table included James Collopy, a three-time WSOP winner who finished seventh for $6,039. David Peters, who has five bracelets, placed eighth for $8,838.
Dunlap won his fifth and most recent bracelet this summer in a No-Limit Hold'em Monster Stack event on WSOP Online, according to PokerNews. Zamani won his fourth bracelet almost exactly one year ago.
The two players have different live tournament records. PokerNews reported that Dunlap has $107,000 in live tournament cashes, while Zamani has over $8.5 million.
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