Calvin Anderson Captures Eighth Bracelet in WSOP Online Event

By Mrinal Gujare

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Mrinal Gujare 2 hours ago

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Calvin Anderson won his 8th WSOP bracelet in the $777 Lucky 7's event.
He played from both Resorts World and home, winning $48,914.
This is his third WSOP bracelet victory in three months.

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Calvin Anderson won his eighth WSOP bracelet in the $777 Lucky 7's event for $$48,914, topping 363 entries while playing part of the tournament from Resorts World before returning home to complete his third bracelet victory in three months.

Calvin Anderson won his eighth WSOP bracelet Monday after taking down the $777 No-Limit Hold'em Lucky 7's event in WSOP Online on GGPoker while also spending part of the tournament playing slot machines at Resorts World in Las Vegas.

Playing under the screen name "SethRogan," Anderson topped 363 entries to win $$48,914 and became the 12th player in history to reach eight WSOP bracelets. The result also marked his third bracelet in the past three months and his third career online bracelet.

Anderson, the winningest Razz player in WSOP history, had already collected two bracelets during the 2026 WSOP this past summer.

On Monday afternoon, he visited Resorts World for a meal and some slot play. While at the Las Vegas Strip resort, he entered the Lucky 7's bracelet event.

Anderson began building a stack in the tournament while continuing to play slots. He later left Resorts World and self-drove home in a Tesla while remaining involved in the event.

By the time he arrived home, the final table was approaching, prompting him to switch to his laptop for the closing stages.

Nick Palma, who is having his best year in poker, made another deep run but exited in seventh place for $6,987. Palma held ace-jack against Anderson's ace-king and failed to improve.

Anderson entered heads-up play with almost all the chips in play. His opponent, "Joedontknowh," faced a deficit of nearly 50:1.

Joedontknowh had been the short stack throughout the final table but continued climbing the payout ladder before eventually finishing runner-up for $36,209.

Anderson closed out the tournament to secure bracelet number eight, moving into the group of 12 players in WSOP history to have reached that total. He now has $8.2 million in live tournament cashes, along with three career online bracelets.

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