Martin Zamani

Martin Zamani is a professional poker player from the United States. He is now a two-time WSOP bracelet winner and the 2023 US Poker Open Championship winner. Zamani has already earned $4.6 million in total live earnings as of September 2023.

Martin Zamani: Poker Career

Zamani started his poker career at the 2014 World Poker Tour Coconut Creek placing eighth for $720. In 2017 at the WPT $240 NLH Turbo#5 , he cashed more than $20,000 and finished fourth place among 2,125 entries. The winner of this event was Andreas Dassopoulus. Participating in many WPT events, he won his first World Poker Tour – Five Diamond $5000+60 NLH- Event #1 for $27,426. 

In the final hand of the $25,000 NLHE – PCA High Roller, Zamani won and amassed a significant sum of $895,110 – Biggest Live cash to date. Additionally, he accomplished three more cashes at the US Poker Open at the Aria Resort & Casino. During the series, he earned for around $500,000. At the end of 2019, he placed third place finish at the High Roller – Belagio for over $90,000 against James Caroll and Anthony Zinno. 

Zamani achieved a total  of 15 cash placements at the World Series of Poker Online, played on GGPoker due to the Covid-19 pandemic from July 2020. Moreover, he managed a fifth place at the Fifty Stack worth more than $110,000. In addition, he cashed just under $150,000 after placing third place at the Mid-States Poker Tour in Venetian Resort Hotel. This was followed by another cash of Zamani for over $150,000 and finishing third place at The Wynn Summer Classic. 

At the WSOP Online 2021, he was victorious to get his first bracelet at the $888 NLH -Event #8 Crazy Eights for almost $100,000. Just after a few months he was set to get his second bracelet at the $5,300 NLE -Event #1 Freezeout event for more than $210,000. It was a momentous event for Zamani’s poker career. 

According to the Hendon Mob, Zamani has more than $4 million in career earnings with Best Live Cash of $895,110. His most famous victory to date was undoubtedly his win at the US Poker Open. Zamani became victorious after defeating Nick Petrangelo in heads-up play to bring home $666,000 and a golden eagle trophy. 

Conclusion

Zamani is an accomplished poker player who has cashed 90 times at between the WSOP and WSOP Online. Martin Zamani is a two-time bracelet winner. Despite the fact he only began playing poker in 2014, Zamani is one of the most successful poker players today.