Martin Zamani Reaches Five WSOP Online Bracelets With Fall Saver Win
The $500 event’s published payout figures conflict, but reports agree the victory put Zamani alongside Guy Dunlap in an online-only record.
- Martin Zamani won the $500 WSOP Online No-Limit Hold’em Fall Saver for his fifth bracelet.
- He became the second player credited with five WSOP Online bracelets, and all five of his bracelets have been won online.
- PokerNews and PokerOrg reported a $51,331 first prize, while TightPoker listed a conflicting $83,961 payout.
- The victory followed Zamani’s two ACR Poker Phil’s Thrill wins in September.
Martin Zamani has won his fifth World Series of Poker bracelet after taking the $500 No-Limit Hold’em Fall Saver on WSOP Online. The victory made him the second player to reach five WSOP Online bracelets, with every one of his WSOP titles earned online.
The 610-entry event produced a $274,500 prize pool. Zamani, playing as “Phil_nagy,” used two entries and won heads-up against the player known as “nilna”; PokerNews identified the runner-up as Shane Martin, a WSOP Circuit ring winner. Martin collected $37,743 for second place, while Landon Tice, playing as “ActionDealer,” finished third.
PokerNews and PokerOrg put Zamani’s first prize at $51,331. TightPoker published a conflicting account that listed an $83,961 top prize and different final-table payout details. The shared details across the reports are the $500 buy-in, 610 entries and Zamani’s fifth bracelet.
Guy Dunlap reached the five-online-bracelet mark in June by winning the NL Hold’em Monsterstack, meaning Zamani’s social-media claim that he was the first to five online bracelets was incorrect, according to PokerOrg.
Zamani’s fourth bracelet came almost exactly a year before the Fall Saver win. He previously won two online bracelets in 2021 and now has five bracelets over the past five years, alongside more than $8.5 million in live tournament cashes.
The result also continued a strong online run for Zamani. As covered in September, he won two ACR Poker Phil’s Thrill titles nine minutes apart, collecting more than $160,000 combined.
The Fall WSOP Online Poker Festival offered 33 bracelets with buy-ins from $400 to $3,200. Pokerfuse reported that three WSOP Online series were running at the same time, carrying more than $5 million in guaranteed prizes.
