All-time Poker Bracelet Winners
All Time Wsop Bracelet Winners

In the 1983 World Series of Poker, Ungar won his fourth bracelet. He defeated professional poker player and multi-WSOP bracelet winner Dewey Tomko in the $5,000 Seven Card Stud event, winning $110,000. Of all WSOP players with at least four career bracelet wins, 16 of them have also won at least one Main Event. Hellmuth, of course, has long topped the all-time list, emerging as a top-35 finisher. “The Poker Brat” himself, and 11-WSOP-bracelet winner, held the title of youngest world champion of poker for 19 years, making him way ahead of his time when he won the Main Event of the 1989 WSOP at 24 years old. WSOP 2018: Justin Bonomo Wins 3rd Bracelet in The Big One for One Drop For $10 Million, Takes Top Spot in All Time Money List. Erik Seidel – He won his first WSOP bracelet in 1992 and won his 8th and most recent bracelet in 2007. Seidel continues to be a tremendous force in poker, with two-thirds of his $33+ million in career tournament winnings coming AFTER he was already inducted into the Poker Hall of Fame.

This All-time List of World Series of Poker bracelet winners only features players who have won 6 or more WSOP bracelets.

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All-time Poker Bracelet Winners

Phil Hellmuth:

1989 (Main Event), 1992, 1993 (3 bracelets), 1997, 2001, 2003 (2 bracelets), 2006, 2007
Hellmuth has won one Main Event title and all of his bracelets have come in Hold’em events.
Total Career WSOP Earnings up to 2008 – $5 650 786

10 Bracelets

Doyle Brunson:

1976 (2 bracelets including Main Event), 1977 (2 bracelets including Main Event), 1978, 1979, 1991, 1998, 2003, 2005
Brunson won his 10th bracelet at the age of 72
Total Career WSOP Earnings up to 2007 – $2 532 019

Johnny Chan:

1985, 1987 (Main Event), 1988 (Main Event), 1994, 1997, 2000, 2002, 2003 (2 bracelets), 2005
Chan was the last player to win back-to-back World Championships at the World Series of Poker, in 1987 and 88
Total Career WSOP Earnings up to 2007 – $3 815 014

8 Bracelets

Johnny Moss:

1970 (voted Main Event Champion), 1971 ($5 000 Main Event), 1974 (Main Event), 1975, 1976, 1979, 1981, 1988
Including his victory at the 1970 WSOP, where he was voted champion, Moss actually won 9 WSOP bracelets
The “Grand Old Man” of Poker did not miss a World Series of Poker between 1970 and 1995

Erik Seidel:

1992, 1993, 1994, 1998, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007
Seidel finished 2nd to Johnny Chan in his first major tournament – the 1988 WSOP Main Event.

7 Bracelets

Billy Baxter:

1975, 1978, 1982 (2 bracelets), 1987, 1993, 2002
Baxter won 5 of his 7 WSOP bracelets in Deuce to Seven Draw events

6 Bracelets

TJ Cloutier:

1987, 1994 (2 bracelets), 1998, 2004, 2005
Cloutier is tied with Phil Hellmuth for the most all-time WSOP final table finishes, each with 39
He has cashed 54 times and won over $4.3 million in prize money at the World Series Of Poker

Jay Heimowitz:

1975, 1986, 1991, 1994, 2000, 2001

Men “The Master” Nguyen:

1992, 1995 (2 bracelets), 1996, 2003 (2 bracelets)

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I’ll let you into their grand victories, outrageous cash-ins and some interesting bits of their lives.

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Let’s start off from the 50th going up.

Sorel Mizzi

Total Winnings: $11,846,61

Sorel Mizzi is a Canadian professional poker player who’s played under the aliases “Imper1um” and “Zangbezan24” in online poker.

He’s made it to the WSOP final table three times and EPT final table four times.

His biggest one-time payout win was worth $2 million when he finished 3rd at the 2013 GuangDong Ltd Asia Millions NLH Main Event.

Trivia:

Mizzi topped the FTOPS XX leaderboard in 2011.

His online tournament earnings have reached $3.6 million as of January 2015 – and that’s just online.

Anthony Gregg

Total Winnings: $11,899,778

This American high stakes poker pro is famous for his 2013 WSOP victory, which earned him $4.8 million and his first and only bracelet to date.

Gregg also has one WPT title and has made a record of three appearances at the PCA final table.

Trivia:

As a kid, Gregg played Magic: The Gathering.

The Hendon Mob ranks him 1st on Maryland, USA All-Time Money List.

Carlos Mortensen

Total Winnings: $11,929,969

Carlos Mortensen is the only South American winner of the WSOP Main Event. He is an Ecuadorian poker master of Danish descent.

He has won two WSOP bracelets and is a three-time WPT champion.

Trivia:

Mortensen moved from Spain to the US to pursue poker.

He is known for his nickname “El Matador Revlon club casino. ” and he sure can stack chips in an interesting way!

Joe Hachem

Total Winnings: $12,067,804 Patin a roulette femme rio de janeiro.

The years 2005 and 2006 were extremely generous to Lebanese Australian poker champ Joe Hachem.

In 2005, Hachem became the first Australian to win the WSOP Main Event which awarded him $7.5 million – the biggest tournament prize at that time.

The following year, he won his first WPT title, adding another $2.2 million to his poker winnings.

Trivia:

Hachem worked as a chiropractor for 13 years.

He has four kids and they also play poker. He believes poker teaches them discipline and the ability to handle adversity.

Matt Damon is a fan of Hachem and has played poker with him.

Jamie Gold

Total Winnings: $12,574,596

Gold gets a crock of gold!

This American poker player was the luckiest in the 2006 WSOP NLH championship, topping the event and winning the fourth largest single payout in poker tournament history worth $12 million.

Trivia:

Gold is also a television producer and a talent agent.

He is the production president for Buzznation.

He was criticized for auctioning off his WSOP gold bracelet for $65k.

Elton Tsang

Total Winnings:$12,606,785

Though their names closely rhyme, He is NOT the Chinese counterpart of that British musician, I swear! Elton Tsang is successful in a totally different field.

This Chinese Canadian is both a poker player and an entrepreneur.

He defeated 25 other players and bagged a whopping $12.1 million – the third largest single payout in poker history – at the NLH Big One for One 2016 Monte-Carlo One Drop Extravaganza.

Trivia:

Chang currently resides in Hong Kong and has investments in IT, travel agencies, and internet firms.

He was the 2010 Asian Poker King Tournament champion.

Joseph Cheong

Total Winnings: $12,628,658

Sanghyon “Joseph” Cheong is an American professional poker player.

He was born in South Korea and he and his family moved to the US when he was six.

His biggest win was a life-changing $4.1 million at the 2010 WSOP Main Event where he finished 3rd.

Trivia:

Cheong has a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Joint BA degree (Math/Economics)

He started his poker career by playing online, like many others. He goes under the alias “sublime.”

Ryan Riess

Total Winnings:$12,631,411

“I just think I’m the best player in the world!” Riess boldly exclaims in his post-victory interview with ESPN.

This 28-year old American professional poker pro is best known for his sweet victory on the 2013 WSOP Main Event collecting the $8.3 million grand prize.

Trivia:

Riess has a Hosp

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