#Double Champion
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2026 WSOP: Calvin Anderson Becomes Second Double Bracelet Winner of Summer
Calvin Anderson won two consecutive bracelet events at the 2026 World Series of Poker, becoming the second double bracelet winner after Naoya Kihara. His career bracelet total reaches seven, tying multiple Poker Hall of Fame members.
Don't think WSOP double bracelet winners are rare? The facts may surprise you
Many people think winning two WSOP gold bracelets is an extremely rare achievement, but latest analysis shows that with the increase in the number of events and continued dominance of top players, double bracelet winners and even multi-winners are more common than imagined. This article takes you through the data and trends behind it.
Why Does WSOP Frequently Have Double Bracelet Winners?
The World Series of Poker WSOP often sees players winning two gold bracelets in the same series. Behind this phenomenon are multiple factors: dense schedule, players' adaptability across events, hot streaks, etc. This article analyzes the reasons for the frequent occurrence of double bracelet winners and reviews this tradition.
WSOP 2026: Calvin Anderson Crowned Second Double Champ of the Series
The 2026 WSOP weekend saw its second double champion — Calvin Anderson won back-to-back titles in the Razz and H.O.R.S.E. events, raising his total gold bracelet count to seven. This article recaps recent event results and previews upcoming highlights: the $1M Mystery Bounty event, Team event, Ladies event, and more.
WSOP 2026 Update: Series Sees First Double Champion
On Day 17 of the 2026 WSOP, Japanese player Naoya Kihara won his second gold bracelet of the series, becoming the first double champion of the summer. Kristen Foxen, Artur Martirosian, and others also achieved success. Key upcoming events include the $250,000 Super High Roller tournament.
2026 WSOP: Naoya Kihara Becomes First Double Bracelet Winner
According to PokerStrategy.com, Japanese player Naoya Kihara won his second gold bracelet at the 2026 WSOP, becoming the first double winner of the series, showcasing his exceptional prowess in the poker world.