Martin Zamani won his fifth World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet on the internet, becoming the second player to reach that number online. He took the Fall Saver, a $500 no-limit hold'em event on WSOP Online in Nevada, and earned $83,961 from 610 entries.

Zamani, who was playing his second entry, beat Shane Martin heads-up. Martin, a WSOP Circuit ring winner who also fired two entries, received $61,866.

Several bracelet winners reached the late stages. David Peters, who has four bracelets, finished eighth for $8,838, and James Collopy, a three-time WSOP winner, was seventh for $11,047. Daniel Maor, who won the 2024 WSOP Online Championship, took third for $45,338.

Zamani won his fourth bracelet almost exactly a year ago. Guy Dunlap is the other player with five online bracelets, his latest coming this summer in a Monster Stack no-limit hold'em event on WSOP Online. Dunlap has just $107,000 in live tournament cashes, while Zamani has more than $8.5 million, according to PokerNews.

Source: PokerNews

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