Calvin Anderson has joined the elite group of players to have won eight WSOP bracelets.
The US pro has shot up the leaderboard in 2026, winning two bracelets in three days over the summer in the $10K Limit Razz and the $10K Limit H.O.R.S.E. Championships.
He might be better known for his mixed-game prowess, but his latest win came in no-limit hold'em in the Lucky 7's event on WSOP.com.
Playing under the name 'SethRogan', he made good use of his second bullet to top a 363-entry field this week, picking up his newest bracelet and $48,914.
Anderson joins Daniel Negreanu and Nick Schulman on eight bracelets, with just nine players above them. Phil Hellmuth is clear at the top with 17, then it's Phil Ivey (11), Doyle Brunson, Johnny Chan and Erik Seidel (10), followed by Shaun Deeb, Michael Mizrachi, Benny Glaser and Johnny Moss (9).
Calvin Anderson's bracelets
- 2014 WSOP: $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo – $190,538
- 2018 WSOP: $10,000 Razz Championship – $309,220
- 2023 WSOP Online: $1,000 PLO 6-Max – $49,782
- 2023 WSOP Online: $5,300 No-Limit Hold'em Super High Roller 6-Max – $141,400
- 2024 WSOP: $10,000 Eight Game Mix Championship – $413,446
- 2026 WSOP: $10,000 Limit Razz Championship – $357,026
- 2026 WSOP: $10,000 Limit H.O.R.S.E. Championship – $413,580
- 2026 WSOP Online: $777 NLH Lucky 7's – $48,914
Calvin Anderson had a big summer this year, winning two $10K Championship events at the WSOP.
Nick Palma multi-tabling
Anderson was joined at the final table by another big name. Nick Palma was pushing for his second WSOP bracelet on a single bullet but fell in seventh for $6,987.
Another bracelet can't be far away for Palma. He also went deep in Event #4: $400 NLH and played a big pot for a top-three stack with just 15 players left.
After his kings lost to 
when an ace hit the flop, he was eliminated in 12th for $2,816. The bracelet was won by 'fafo.' for $43,892.
There was further compensation for Palma, though. He was multi-tabling – playing the $15K PGT PLO event at the PokerGO Studio while grinding WSOP.com.
He was eliminated from the $400 online event while he was bagging a final table stack in real life. He returns fourth of seven later on Friday for a shot at the $292,500 first prize.
Joni Jouhkimainen is the runaway chip leader with a stack of 4.2 million, while Matthew Wantman (third) and Lautaro Guerra (fifth) also made the final table. All seven players are guaranteed $39,000.
The Fall WSOP Online Poker Festival runs until November 10, with 33 bracelets up for grabs for players in Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
