Scott Seiver is the sixth particular person to win three bracelets in a single WSOP. [Image: PokerGO.com]

Historical past has been made on the 2024 World Sequence of Poker as Scott Seiver has change into simply the sixth participant in historical past to win three gold bracelets in a single WSOP. On Sunday, Seiver emerged victorious in Occasion #72: $10,000 No-Restrict 2-7 Lowball Draw Championship to assert the primary prize of $411,041.

Seiver now shares the document for many bracelets in a Sequence with Puggy Pearson (1973), Phil Hellmuth (1993), Ted Forrest (1993), Phil Ivey (2002), and Jeff Lisandro (2009). With seven profession bracelets, he has additionally jumped right into a tie for seventh on the all-time WSOP bracelet record with Billy Baxter, John Hennigan, who gained his seventh this summer season, Males “The Grasp” Nguyen, and Daniel Negreanu, who additionally simply gained his seventh.

Seiver set out this WSOP to attempt to win the 2024 WSOP Participant of the Yr title and strengthen his resume to the purpose the place he couldn’t be denied Poker Corridor of Fame votes when he turns into eligible subsequent yr. The latter virtually looks like a lock now, particularly contemplating he already had the {qualifications}. One would assume POY is wrapped up, however with 3,757.01 factors, he’s nonetheless solely about 400 forward of Jeremy Ausmus. Seiver actually appears like he’ll win it, however he might need somewhat extra work to do.

I need to win one bracelet in each single self-discipline there’s”

“I really feel very happy proper now,” Seiver informed PokerNews in his post-game interview. “I can’t actually describe it. I’m like on Cloud 9 proper now. This simply means a lot to me, and it is also a step in a private journey I’ve made for myself the place I’ve had a pie-in-the-sky dream the place I need to win one bracelet in each single self-discipline there’s.”

Scott Seiver now has bracelets in 2-7 Lowball Draw, Razz (two), Omaha Hello-Lo 8 or Higher, No-Restrict Maintain’em (two), and Restrict Maintain’em.