
Calvin Anderson won his eighth WSOP bracelet in the $777 NLHE Lucky 7’s online event for $48,914 while playing slots at Resorts World Las Vegas. He outlasted 363 entries and is now the 12th player with eight bracelets. The win follows two bracelets from the 2026 WSOP summer series.
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Calvin Anderson captured his eighth WSOP bracelet in the $777 No-Limit Hold’em Lucky 7’s event on the WSOP Online platform. The win was worth $48,914 and came against 363 entries. Anderson achieved the result under the screen name “SethRogan” while initially playing slot machines at Resorts World in Las Vegas.
He had secured two bracelets during the 2026 WSOP this summer. Anderson visited the casino for a meal and slots, entered the tournament from the property, and built a stack there. He then drove home in a Tesla to continue on his laptop once the final table approached.
Salvatore Dicarlo finished ninth for $4,446 and Benjamin Felson took eighth for $5,717. Nick Palma exited in seventh for $6,987. Anderson won a critical 100-big blind race with 30 players remaining against “Jodontknowh,” who placed second for $36,209. Heads-up began with Anderson holding a nearly 50:1 chip lead.
The victory marks Anderson’s third bracelet in the past three months and his third career online bracelet. He has $8.2 million in live tournament cashes and stands as the winningest Razz player in WSOP history. This result places him as the 12th player to reach the eight-bracelet milestone, according to reporting by PokerNews.
Reporting: PokerNews
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