The Advanced Poker Training family would like to congratulate Scott Clements on capturing his fourth World Series of Poker bracelet in the 2026 WSOP $10,000 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship.
Scott Clements navigated one of the toughest fields of the summer and defeated Dylan Weisman heads-up to capture the title and $450,176 in prize money. Along the way, he outlasted a final table featuring poker legends and accomplished mixed-game specialists, further cementing his reputation as one of the game’s premier Omaha players.
For poker fans, the win comes as no surprise.
Scott has long been recognized as one of the world’s premier Omaha specialists. His tournament résumé includes multiple WSOP bracelets, two World Poker Tour titles, and millions of dollars in live tournament winnings. Throughout his career, he has consistently demonstrated an elite understanding of split-pot games and Omaha strategy.
Learn Omaha from a WSOP Champion
Many players know Scott from his tournament success, but members of the Advanced Poker Training community have had the opportunity to learn directly from him for years.
Scott is one of the featured coaches on Omaha Poker Training, where he shares the concepts, strategies, and thought processes that have helped him become one of the most accomplished Omaha players in the game.
Everyone can watch two free videos from Scott right now:
- Five Tips To Mastering PLO
- Five PLO Mistakes To Avoid
These exclusive training videos give players a chance to learn directly from a four-time WSOP bracelet winner and one of poker’s most respected Omaha specialists. Both videos are available in the Omaha Poker Training instructional videos page.
Whether you’re new to Omaha or looking to sharpen your edge in Pot-Limit Omaha, Scott’s training content provides valuable insights from a player who continues to compete — and win — at the highest levels.
Take Scott Clements’ Beat The Pro Challenges
Want to see how your game stacks up against a WSOP champion?
Advanced Poker Training members can test themselves in Scott Clements’ Beat The Pro Challenges, where you’ll play hands from real situations and compare your decisions against those made by Scott himself.
It’s one thing to watch a champion play.
It’s another thing entirely to sit in his seat and see whether you would make the same decisions.
Congratulations, Scott!
Winning any WSOP bracelet is an incredible achievement.
Winning a $10,000 Championship event against one of the toughest fields in poker is something special.
Congratulations to Scott Clements on another remarkable accomplishment!
