Martin Zamani
Martin Zamani is an American high-stakes tournament pro from Boca Raton, Florida. He built his game online under the screen name “BathroomLine” and became a regular on the live high roller circuit. He has won the PCA $25,000 High Roller, the U.S. Poker Open championship and WSOP bracelets online. The Hendon Mob records more than $8.4 million in live tournament earnings for him.
He also became one of poker’s best-known whistleblowers in 2022, when he publicly accused his former backer Bryn Kenney of running an online cheating operation.
Martin Zamani Quick Facts
| Category | Information |
| Full Name | Martin Zamani |
| Hometown | Boca Raton, Florida, USA |
| Online Screen Names | BathroomLine (WSOP Online), Yenomez69 (ACR Poker) |
| Profession | Professional poker player |
| WSOP Bracelets | 3 verified (2021, 2021, 2026) |
| WSOP Circuit Rings | 5 (WSOP official profile) |
| Biggest Live Cash | $895,110 (2019 PCA $25,000 High Roller) |
| Live Earnings | $8,426,810 (Hendon Mob) |
| Sponsor | Americas Cardroom (ACR) Ambassador |
| Family | Brother of two-time bracelet winner Ben Zamani |
Early Life and Poker Career
Zamani came up through online poker before moving to big live events. He is the brother of two-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner Ben Zamani.
His live breakthrough came in January 2019 at the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure. He beat a field of 162 total entries to win the $25,000 PCA High Roller, his first major live title. The $895,110 prize is still the biggest score of his career.
Online Poker Career: BathroomLine
Zamani’s online results are as strong as his live ones. Playing as “BathroomLine,” he built a reputation for a wild, aggressive style that later carried over to live tournaments.
| Year | Event | Finish | Prize |
| 2020 | WSOP Main Event (WSOP.com) | 12th | $62,266 |
| 2021 | WSOP Online $5,300 NLH High Roller Freezeout | 5th | $56,400 |
| 2021 | WSOP Online $888 PLO Crazy Eights | 1st | $92,598 |
| 2021 | WSOP.com $5,300 NLH Freezeout | 1st | $210,600 |
| 2022 | WSOP Online $2,000 NLH 8-Max | 7th | $13,287 |
| 2026 | ACR $10,300 Phil’s Thrill | 1st | $122,500 |
| 2026 | WSOP Online $500 NLH Fall Saver | 1st | $83,961 |
He’s still a force on ACR. On September 13, 2026, he won two of Phil Nagy’s high-stakes tournaments on ACR Poker only 9 minutes apart.
Martin Zamani WSOP Bracelet Wins
| # | Year | Event | Buy-in | Entries | Prize | Platform |
| 1 | 2021 | Event #19: PLO Crazy Eights 8-Handed | $888 | 507 | $92,598 | WSOP.com |
| 2 | 2021 | Online Event #1: NLH Freezeout | $5,300 | 156 | $210,600 | WSOP.com (NV/NJ) |
| 3 | 2026 | NLH Fall Saver | $500 | 610 | $83,961 | WSOP Online (Nevada) |
His first bracelet came after a 507-entry field built a $405,600 prize pool, and after 11 hours of play he took the $92,598 top prize. Months later, he won the WSOP.com $5,300 No-Limit Hold’em Freezeout against 156 entries for $210,600, beating Ankush Mandavia heads-up.
In November 2026 he won the $500 Fall Saver on WSOP Online in Nevada. He beat 610 total entries and defeated Shane Martin heads-up for the gold bracelet. PokerNews reported it as his fifth online bracelet, but the official WSOP database had only two bracelets on record before this win.
Major Poker Tournament Titles
| Year | Event | Entries | Prize |
| 2019 | PCA $25,000 High Roller | 162 | $895,110 |
| 2022 | Poker Masters Event #6: $10,000 NLH | 97 | $223,100 |
| 2023 | U.S. Poker Open $50,000 NLH (Event #10) | 37 | $666,000 |
| 2025 | PGT Last Chance | — | $302,500 |
| 2026 | WSOP Circuit Las Vegas $2,200 NLH | — | $44,752 |
His 2023 U.S. Poker Open was the high point of his live career. He won the main event and cashed four times to earn the series championship, the Golden Eagle trophy and a $50,000 bonus. At the 2022 Poker Masters, he topped the largest field of the series, 97 entries, for his first PokerGO Tour and Poker Masters win.
Martin Zamani Career Earnings
| Source | Figure | What It Counts |
| The Hendon Mob (via PokerNews) | $8,426,810 | Live tournaments only |
| Card Player database | $9,505,078 / 291 cashes | Live plus real-name online results |
| WSOP official profile | $5,159,246 | All WSOP events, live and online |
| Card Player WSOP stats | $3,202,867 / 144 cashes / 15 final tables | WSOP events |
Figures checked November 12, 2026. Card Player’s total is higher than the Hendon Mob’s because it also counts online results under his real name.
Biggest Poker Tournament Cashes
| Year | Event | Finish | Prize |
| 2019 | PCA $25,000 High Roller | 1st | $895,110 |
| 2023 | U.S. Poker Open $50,000 NLH | 1st | $666,000 |
| 2024 | ESPT Main Event, EPT Barcelona (€1,100) | 3rd | €463,250 ($514,208) |
| 2026 | WSOP $10,000 PLO Championship | 4th | $445,080 |
| 2025 | WSOP $50,000 NLH 8-Max | 7th | $354,901 |
| 2019 | U.S. Poker Open $100,000 Main Event | 4th | $330,000 |
| 2025 | PGT Last Chance | 1st | $302,500 |
| 2026 | WSOP $10,000 PLO Hi-Lo Championship | 4th | $245,467 |
The Barcelona result came from a huge field. The €1,100 Estrellas Main Event drew 7,138 entries, and Zamani, Sylvain Berthelot and Santiago Nadal reached an ICM deal three-handed.
Martin Zamani 2026 Results
| Month | Event | Finish | Prize |
| Mar | Wynn Millions $1,100 NLH | 3rd | $50,474 |
| Mar | WSOP Circuit Las Vegas $2,200 NLH | 1st | $44,752 |
| Jun | WSOP $1,500 Monster Stack | 36th | $40,000 |
| Jun | WSOP $10,000 PLO Hi-Lo Championship | 4th | $245,467 |
| Jun | WSOP $10,000 Super Turbo Bounty | 4th | $191,357 |
| Jun | WSOP $10,000 PLO Championship | 4th | $445,080 |
| Jul | WSOP $10,000 Main Event | 530th | $32,500 |
| Sep | ACR $10,300 Phil’s Thrill (online) | 1st | $122,500 |
| Oct | Poker Masters Event #5: $10,500 NLH | 5th | $59,500 |
| Nov | WSOP Online $500 NLH Fall Saver | 1st | $83,961 |
His three fourth-place finishes at the 2026 WSOP were worth a combined $881,904.
Poker Rankings and Statistics
| Ranking | Position | Checked |
| Card Player 2026 Player of the Year (overall) | 31st | Nov 12, 2026 |
| Card Player 2026 Player of the Year (North America) | 13th | Nov 12, 2026 |
| WSOP Player of the Year | 9th | Nov 12, 2026 |
| Global Poker Index (GPI) | [add on publish day] | — |
In Card Player’s overall 2026 race, Zamani sits 31st with 3,758 points, 2 titles, 6 final tables and $1,006,130 in POY winnings. Rankings change weekly, so update this table and its date whenever you republish.
Poker Playing Style and Strategy
Aggression: Zamani puts constant pressure on opponents. During his Barcelona run, he bet, raised and re-raised at every opportunity on Day 4.
Bluffing in big spots: A big bluff propelled him to his $302,500 PGT Last Chance victory.
Mixed-game range: in 2026 he made $10,000 final tables in No-Limit Hold’em, PLO and PLO Hi-Lo.
Volume: with nearly 300 recorded cashes, he plays a full schedule across live high rollers, WSOP events and online series.
The Bryn Kenney Controversy
In April 2022, Zamani went on the Doug Polk Podcast and accused Bryn Kenney of running a cheating operation among the players Kenney staked. Zamani claimed Kenney was operating a cult-like online poker cheating ring. He alleged collusion, ghosting and account sharing on GGPoker. Zamani admitted to being part of the alleged group but said he wanted to make it right by coming clean. Kenney has repeatedly denied the allegations.
He later backed up his claims online. Zamani shared evidence on Twitter and with PokerNews that may discredit some of the claims Kenney made in a 70-minute interview.
Americas Cardroom Sponsorship
Zamani represents ACR. In ACR’s 2026 WSOP coverage, he was named as an Americas Cardroom Ambassador. He plays ACR’s high-stakes online tournaments under the screen name Yenomez69.
Martin Zamani vs Guy Dunlap
| Player | Online Bracelets (as reported) | Live Earnings |
| Martin Zamani | 5 (reported by PokerNews; 3 verified) | $8.4M+ |
| Guy Dunlap | 5 | About $107,000 |
Both players are known mainly for online bracelets, but their careers look very different. Dunlap rarely plays live, while Zamani is one of the busiest high roller pros on the circuit.
Latest Martin Zamani Poker News
- Nov 2026: wins the $500 NLH Fall Saver on WSOP Online for $83,961.
- Oct 2026: finishes 5th in Poker Masters Event #5 for $59,500.
- Sep 2026: wins two ACR Phil’s Thrill events nine minutes apart.
- Jun–Jul 2026: three WSOP $10,000 final tables, all fourth-place finishes, plus a Main Event cash.
Martin Zamani Career Timeline
| Year | Milestone |
| 2019 | Wins PCA 25,000HighRoller(895,110); 4th in USPO $100,000 Main Event |
| 2020 | 12th in the online WSOP Main Event on WSOP.com ($62,266) |
| 2021 | Wins two WSOP Online bracelets ($92,598 and $210,600) |
| 2022 | Wins Poker Masters $10,000 NLH; makes allegations against Bryn Kenney |
| 2023 | Wins USPO $50,000 finale and the series championship |
| 2024 | 3rd in ESPT Barcelona Main Event from 7,138 entries |
| 2025 | Wins PGT Last Chance ($302,500); 7th in WSOP $50,000 NLH |
| 2026 | Three WSOP $10K final tables; WSOP Circuit win; Fall Saver bracelet |
FAQs
How many WSOP bracelets has Martin Zamani won?
Three bracelets are on record: two WSOP Online wins in 2021 and the 2026 Fall Saver. PokerNews reported the 2026 win as his fifth online bracelet, but the official WSOP database showed two before it.
What is Martin Zamani’s biggest poker win?
His biggest cash is $895,110 for winning the $25,000 PCA High Roller in January 2019.
How much has Martin Zamani won playing poker?
The Hendon Mob records $8,426,810 in live tournament earnings. Card Player’s database, which also counts real-name online results, lists $9,505,078.
What is Martin Zamani’s screen name?
He played WSOP Online as “BathroomLine” and plays ACR Poker as “Yenomez69.”
Is Martin Zamani related to Ben Zamani?
Yes. Ben Zamani is his brother and is also a two-time WSOP bracelet winner.
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