Three Players Win WSOP Bracelets in 2026: Fawcett, Price, and Jacobs Triumph

Three players made history at the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) by winning bracelets in different events. Justin Fawcett, Toby Price, and Adriaan Jacobs each secured their victories, adding to their poker legacies with impressive performances.

Justin Fawcett's Double Victory

Justin Fawcett won his second WSOP bracelet in a $1,500 double board bomb pot PLO event. He outlasted a field of 1,673 entrants and claimed the largest share of a $2,220,907 prize pool, earning $322,564 and 1,080 Card Player Player of the Year points.

Toby Price's First WSOP Bracelet

Toby Price won his first WSOP bracelet in an $800 ‘summer celebration’ no-limit hold’em event. He outlasted a field of 6,803 entrants, winning a career-best $500,000 and his first ever bracelet. Price earned 660 Card Player POY points for this win.

Adriaan Jacobs' Historic Win

Adriaan Jacobs won his first WSOP bracelet in a $600 deepstack championship no-limit hold’em event. He topped a field of 5,177, earning a $282,817 first-place prize along with his bracelet. Jacobs is the fourth South African player to win a WSOP bracelet and the first to win a live bracelet event since the 1990 WSOP.