Mike Holtz Wins Second WSOP Bracelet in Super Turbo
Holtz outlasts 2,103 entrants to claim the 2026 WSOP Super Turbo Bounty bracelet
Mike Holtz captured his second World Series of Poker bracelet this week, outlasting a 2,103-entry field to win the Super Turbo Bounty event at the 2026 WSOP, according to Poker.org.
Why It Matters
One-day Super Turbo formats attract large, diverse fields precisely because the compressed structure lowers time commitment while keeping prize pools meaningful. A 2,103-entry field signals strong live tournament attendance at the 2026 WSOP, a positive indicator for the health of the live poker economy. For recreational players, these events represent a realistic shot at a bracelet without a multi-day grind — a format trend worth tracking. As with all poker tournaments, variance is high and the majority of entrants lose their buy-in.
Context
As of June 2026, the WSOP continues to run its annual summer series, with Super Turbo one-day bracelet events serving as accessible entry points alongside marquee multi-day tournaments. Holtz's win marks his second career bracelet, reinforcing his standing among mid-tier tournament regulars. His post-victory quote — "good defeated evil" — suggests a heads-up match with notable competitive or personal stakes, per Poker.org's reporting.
What's Next
The WSOP Super Turbo series includes additional one-day bracelet events still to come in the summer 2026 schedule. Players watching the overall bracelet race will want to monitor how early winners like Holtz factor into the Player of the Year standings.
Gambling involves risk. Tournament poker carries a negative expected value for most participants. Always play within your means.
Source: Poker.org
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