Martin Kabrhel participated in three events and won his sixth WSOP gold bracelet.

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Martin Kabrhel won his sixth WSOP bracelet in the WSOP Online $3,200 High Roller event, while also making the money in two other WSOP events, demonstrating his amazing versatility.

Published: July 3, 2026 Updated: 2026.07.03 Category: International News
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Martin Kabrhel participated in three events and won his sixth WSOP gold bracelet. Martin Kabrhel won his sixth WSOP bracelet in the WSOP Online $3,200 High Roller event, while also making the money in two other WSOP events, demonstrating his amazing versatility.

Martin Kabrhel won his sixth World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet in the WSOP Online #20:$3,200 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller event, earning $195,195. But even more remarkable than the result itself is that he also cashed in two other WSOP events.

This energetic Czech high-stakes player was still playing three different events simultaneously at the start of Thursday, and was spotted shuttling between Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas over the past day or so, trying to maintain a deep run across all the events.

He did just that – he emerged victorious from a field of 338 contestants, winning the championship and defeating Krista "Pollux" Gifford in heads-up play to claim his sixth gold bracelet.

Gifford himself is also enjoying an extraordinary summer – after winning his first gold bracelet in the WSOP online event #11:$600 Mystery Bounty, which started on June 14, he has added another deep run of gold bracelet events in just a few weeks.

WSOP Online Events #20: $3,200 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller Final Table Results

Rankingplayerbonus
1Martin Kabrhel$195,195
2Krista Gifford$144,495
3Florian Pesce$109,005
4Brian Wood$78,585
5Ivan Ruban$53,235
6Kevin Lemmer$38,025
7Malcolm Trayner$27,885
8Chang Yu Chung$22,815

Kabrhel, competing on multiple fronts, won his sixth gold bracelet.

Kabrhel has been documenting his 2026 WSOP Summer Tournament journey on YouTube. He entered Day 2 of the $3,000 Frozen No-Limit Hold'em and $600 Deepstack No-Limit Hold'em tournaments with slightly below-average chip stacks, while also sitting at the final table of the WSOP Online Bracelet event.

On an extremely busy Thursday, the energetic Kabrhel finally finished 80th in the $3,000 Frozen Championship NLH, earning $9,620, and then finished 281st in the $600 Deepstack Championship NLH, earning $1,729.

This cleared a path for the controversial pro, allowing him to fully focus on the live finals of the online bracelet tournament, where he displayed his consistent style in his victory.

The final table featured many proven players, including WSOP online bracelet winner Brian Wood and 2026 Aussie Millions Main Event champion Malcolm Trayner, but the toughest resistance ultimately came from Gifford.

However, she failed to win her second gold bracelet within a few weeks – Kabrhel repeatedly screamed "VAMOS!!" as he finished a fun heads-up match, announcing that he had won his first gold bracelet of 2026, his sixth individual WSOP gold bracelet, and a prize of $195,195.

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