Robert Wells has not had a long career at the World Series of Poker, but he knows what it feels like to fall short at the last hurdle. No longer is that the case for the Welshman, who has just laid claim to his first WSOP Bracelet. After two second-place finishes in 2024, Wells joined the elite bracelet winners club after a career-best payout.
A total of 409 entries were tallied for Event #58: $3,000 Nine Game Mix. After three days of play, it is Wells who sits alone at the top, taking home a $228,115 payday after defeating Thomas Taylor heads-up.