Overview
- Anderson defeated Eric Rodawig heads-up to claim the $10,000 Razz Championship and the bracelet, taking the $357,026 first prize.
- The win on Thursday, June 18 closed Event #48, which drew 155 entries and produced a $1,441,500 prize pool with 24 players paid.
- Anderson became the first player to win this $10,000 Razz Championship twice and now has six WSOP bracelets, a milestone reached by only 27 players in series history.
- His $357,026 prize is the largest-ever first-place payout for the event and moved Anderson to the top of WSOP Razz earnings with $759,280 total, surpassing Phil Hellmuth.
- The result highlights how deep expertise in niche mixed-game formats pays off and could boost Anderson’s legacy and Hall of Fame discussion when he becomes eligible in 2028.