Martin Zamani Ties Record as Second Player to Win Five Online WSOP Bracelets in Nevada
Martin Zamani won his fifth online WSOP bracelet in the $500 NLHE Fall Saver on WSOP Online Nevada, beating 610 entries for $83,961. He ties Guy Dunlap as the only players with five online bracelets. The final table included David Peters, James Collopy, and Daniel Maor.
SCCG Take — Zamani's live-heavy background versus Dunlap's online focus shows regulated online poker in Nevada draws diverse talent. Operators should track sustained WSOP event depth.
Martin Zamani has become the second player ever to win five World Series of Poker bracelets online. The longtime high roller took down the $500 No-Limit Hold'em Fall Saver on WSOP Online in Nevada, claiming the $83,961 first-place prize from a field of 610 entries. Operating on his second bullet, he defeated Shane Martin heads-up.
Final Table Contenders
The final table featured multiple prior bracelet winners. David Peters, with four bracelets, finished eighth for $8,838. James Collopy, a three-time WSOP winner, took seventh for $11,047. Daniel Maor, who won the WSOP Online Championship in 2024, placed third for $45,338. Martin, a WSOP Circuit ring winner who also fired two bullets, received $61,866 for second.
Record Context
Zamani won his fourth bracelet almost exactly one year ago. Guy Dunlap first reached five online bracelets this summer in a No-Limit Hold'em Monster Stack event. Dunlap holds just $107,000 in live tournament cashes, while Zamani has amassed over $8.5 million in live cashes as a longtime tournament regular. As reported by PokerNews, the milestone underscores the caliber of competition in these regulated online events.
Nevada's WSOP Online schedule continues to attract mixed fields of live crushers and online specialists chasing the same hardware and prize pools. The back-to-back nature of Zamani's recent bracelets signals consistent player engagement in the format.
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