Martin "Bathroomline" Zamani of Boca Raton, Florida earned his second World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet early Monday morning by taking down WSOP.com (NV/NJ) Online Bracelet $5,300 NL Hold’em Freezeout for $210,600. Zamani locked up the bracelet and six-figure score after defeating Ankush "Rickrosstheb" Mandavia during a short heads-up battle. For his runner-up finish, Mandavia cashed for $122,850.
WSOP.com (NV/NJ) Online Bracelet $5,300 NL Hold’em Freezeout Final Results
| | Place | Name | Country | Prize (USD) |
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| | 1 | Martin "Bathroomline" Zamani | United States | $210,600 |
| | 2 | Ankush "Rickrosstheb" Mandavia | United States | $122,850 |
| | 3 | Brian "JackBogle" Altman | United States | $70,200 |
| | 4 | Calvin "projector52" Anderson | United States | $54,600 |
| | 5 | Daniel "spicoli24" Sepiol | United States | $46,800 |
| | 6 | Jason "EddieVedder" Koon | United States | $39,000 |
| | 7 | Joe "swansong79" Kuether | United States | $29,640 |
| | 8 | Alex "OrcinusOrca" Foxen | United States | $18,720 |
The one-day, single-entry online tournament attracted 156 runners and paid out 30 players. Play lasted for nearly 11 hours and then final table commenced with eight players remaining.
Soheb "TommyConway6" Porbandarwala was eliminated on the final table bubble when his queen-ten couldn't get there against the king-eight of Calvin "projector52" Anderson, who eventually finished in fourth place for $54,600.
Zamani, who took down the WSOP.com Event #19: PLO Crazy Eights - 8 Handed in July for $92,598, stayed quiet during the first hour or so of play at the final table and won a big hand when he knocked out Anderson with two-pair against top pair.
Not long after, Zamani won a crucial flip to eliminate Brian "JackBogle" Altman in third place and entered heads-up play with a massive chip advantage. He eliminated Mandavia when he got it in with jack-seven against king-five and flopped trips.
Jason "EddieVedder" Koon and Alex "OrcinusOrca" Foxen both made the final table and were eliminated in sixth and eighth place, respectively. Other notable players in the field who didn't reach the final table include Daniel "Dnegs" Negreanu and Connor "666666" Drinan, who was multi-tabling and eventually took down Event #5: $1,500 Omaha Hi/Lo 8 or Better.
That wraps up the PokerNews live reporting team's coverage of WSOP.com (NV/NJ) Online Bracelet $5,300 NL Hold’em Freezeout. Be sure to check out the WSOP reporting portal for additional coverage.
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turn completed Zamani's straight and the 
on the river sealed Altman's fate as the third-place finisher.
and Zamani had trips, and the 
runout didn't change the outcome of the hand. Zamani secured the victory and won a coveted WSOP bracelet while Mandavia was eliminated in second place.