WSOP 2026: Simao wins fourth career WSOP title, Josh Arieh runner-up in event won by Calvin Anderson
According to PokerStake, during the WSOP 2026 series, notable player Simao won his fourth WSOP bracelet, while Josh Arieh finished runner-up in another event won by Calvin Anderson.
According to PokerStake, during the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP), Brazilian player Simao captured his fourth WSOP career title. Simao already had three gold bracelets to his name, and this victory further solidifies his elite status in the poker world.
The same report also mentions that another well-known player, Josh Arieh, finished as runner-up in the event won by Calvin Anderson. Calvin Anderson is also a strong competitor in the poker community, and this win once again proves his skill level.
Currently, specific details about these two events—such as the game type, buy-in amount, number of entrants, and prize distribution—have not yet been released. As the world's largest poker series, the WSOP attracts thousands of players every year, and the 2026 series is highly anticipated. Simao's fourth championship and Arieh's runner-up finish undoubtedly add more excitement to the event.
For more detailed results and prize information, stay tuned for further reports from PokerStake.