World Series of Poker 2024 Bracelet Winners

The 55th Annual World Series of Poker has in-play for over two weeks and a third of the 99 bracelets that are up for grabs at the 55th Annual World Series of Poker have now been awarded. With 53 events in the book already, and 46 left to be completed, there have been 110,832 tournament entries, generating combined prize pools of over $157m.

In total 35,100 players took their seats in events 34-53 at the 55th WSOP. With 8,703 entries, the biggest field of this batch of tournaments was event #38, won by Pedro Neves from Portugal. He secured the first place prize of $1,098,220 and his first WSOP winners bracelet.

This was not the only big field event however, as 7,954 rocked up for the $1,000 Seniors NLH event, which was won by Kang Pham for $677,326.

Six out of these latest 20 bracelet winners were not strangers to the WSOP winners enclosure, most notably Scott Seiver who not only won his 6th career bracelet, but his second of this year’s series. He is the first double winner at the 2024 WSOP, will there be another?

Event #35 - Phillip Hui wins his 4th bracelet in the $1,500 HORSE

Event #36 - Timur Margolin wins his 3rd Bracelet in $800 NLH Deepstack

Event #40 - Scott Seiver wins his 6th bracelet and second of the series in $1,500 Razz

Event #42 - James Obst wins his 2nd bracelet in $10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship

Event #48 - Christopher Vitch wins his 3rd bracelet in $1,000 PLO

Event #53 - Yuri Dzivielevski wins his 5th bracelet in $3,000 9-Game Mix

There have already been several high profile bracelet winners, none more so than Phil Ivey, who captured his 11th career bracelet in event 29, the $10,000 2-7 Triple Draw Championship. It was his first WSOP bracelet win since 2014. As Ivey plans to play most of the rest of the series this year, bracelet number 12 is a distinct possibility. 

Other notable winners include Nick Schulman, who claimed his 5th WSOP bracelet in event 26, the $25,000 No Limit Hold’em High Roller. It was his first non mixed games bracelet and the $1,667,842 first prize was his biggest ever WSOP payday. 

John Hennigan won event 7, the $1,500 Dealers Choice, for his 7th career WSOP bracelet and both Scott Seiver and Michael Mizrachi have taken their 5th ever wins at the series.

Daniel Sepiol, who won the WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas last December has won his first bracelet, scooping in the $1,500 Shootout.

Most of the bracelet winners so far are from the USA, however there have been a handful of non-Americans winners, including three players from The United Kingdom. 

Richard Ashby from Watford won his second bracelet in event 32, the $1,500 Seven Card Stud, which was the very same event that he won his first bracelet…fourteen years ago! Well played Chufty!