Martin Zamani Ties the Record With His Fifth Online WSOP Bracelet

Martin Zamani is now the second player ever to win five World Series of Poker bracelets online. The Florida high roller won the $500 No-Limit Hold’em Fall Saver on WSOP Online for $83,961. He beat a field of 610 entries and defeated Shane Martin heads-up to win the gold bracelet. The win ties him with Guy Dunlap for the most online bracelets in WSOP history.

A win to close the fall series

The Fall Saver came at the end of a busy online schedule. The WSOP Online 2026 fall series ran from September 27 through November 10 with 33 bracelet events and pooled liquidity across four states: Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania. Buy-ins ranged from $333 to $3,200. This was the fifth edition of the fall series, which once again awarded 33 gold bracelets, matching each of the previous four editions.

Zamani wasn’t the only big name to win during the series. Shannon “TomGlavine” Shorr won the $400 No-Limit Hold’em Mystery Bounty on October 6, outlasting a 1,149-entry field for his fourth career bracelet.

A final table full of bracelet winners

Zamani was on his second bullet, and he faced a tough final table loaded with previous WSOP champions.

• Daniel Maor, the 2024 WSOP Online Championship winner, finished third for $45,338.
• James Collopy, a three-time bracelet winner, took seventh for $11,047.
• David Peters, a high-stakes legend with four bracelets, went out in eighth for $8,838.

Heads-up, Zamani faced Shane Martin, a WSOP Circuit ring winner who had also fired two bullets. Martin took home $61,866 as the runner-up.

$500 NLH Fall Saver final table results

1st: Martin Zamani, $83,961
2nd: Shane Martin, $61,866
3rd: Daniel Maor, $45,338
4th: “coolchilldude”, $33,142
5th: “PirateKing”, $22,095
6th: Jeffery Hoop, $15,466
7th: James Collopy, $11,047
8th: David Peters, $8,838

Entries: 610
Buy-in: $500

Five bracelets, all won online

Zamani’s bracelet run started five years ago. He beat a field of 507 entries to win the 2021 WSOP Online $888 pot-limit Omaha “Crazy Eights” event for $92,598 and his first bracelet. A few months later, he won his second by taking down the WSOP.com (NV/NJ) $5,300 NL Hold’em Freezeout for $210,600. That made him the first player to win two bracelets that year.

He won his fourth bracelet almost exactly a year before this one, and the Fall Saver brings him to five.

Zamani vs. Dunlap: two very different records

Guy Dunlap is the only other player with five online WSOP bracelets. He won his fifth this summer in a No-Limit Hold’em Monster Stack on WSOP Online. The difference between the two is their live résumés. Dunlap rarely plays live and has about $107,000 in live tournament cashes. Zamani has more than $8.5 million in live cashes.

Zamani’s live record includes some of the biggest titles in high-roller poker. His largest score was a win in the $25,000 PCA High Roller in 2019 for $895,110. He also won the U.S. Poker Open $50,000 finale, beating a field of 37 entries for $666,000 and the USPO Player of the Series title.

What’s next

With the fall series over, Zamani and Dunlap share the record at five online bracelets each. The next online WSOP bracelet either of them wins breaks the tie. With a summer online series running alongside the live WSOP every year, and a fall series that’s now in its fifth year, they won’t have to wait long for another chance.

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