The 2026 WSOP Online series on GGPoker is down to its final bracelet. Event #33, the $10,000 GGMillion$ High Rollers, carries a $10 million guarantee, with Day 2 on September 28 and the final table on September 29, when the 33rd and last bracelet of the online series will be awarded.
The final table will be broadcast with Jeff Gross hosting alongside Alex Foxen. The defending champion is Brazil's Rodrigo Selouan, who won last year's edition for $2,003,850 after beating 1,484 entries.
Why the GGMillion$ is a fitting finale
The GGMillion$ brand is GGPoker's signature high-roller tournament. It runs regularly on the site and attracts many of the best online tournament players in the world. Making a WSOP bracelet version the final event of the series puts the strongest field of the festival at the end of the schedule.
Last year's field of 1,484 entries at $10,000 each shows how big the event can get. A $10 million guarantee is ambitious for a buy-in this high — it requires around 1,000 entries to cover — but last year's turnout suggests it's well within reach.
Selouan's form heading into the defence
Selouan arrives in good form. At the PokerStars WCOOP earlier this month, he finished third in the $5,200 Super Tuesday High Roller for $50,682, in the event won by Johannes Straver.
Defending an online high-roller title is rare. The fields are strong, and the variance of large-field tournaments means even the best players win only occasionally. But a deep run from Selouan would add to an already impressive record at GGPoker's biggest buy-ins.
The 2026 WSOP Online so far
The series began on August 16 and has already handed out the bulk of its 33 bracelets. Some of the headline results:
Main Event. Ukraine's Andrii Novak won the $5,000 Main Event for $3,931,259, his first bracelet. The event drew 6,008 entries and built a $28,538,000 prize pool, beating its $25 million guarantee. Austria's Simon Beckmann finished second for $3,030,487.
$25,000 High Roller. Finland's Casimir Seire won the $25K NLH Championship for $906,647. Daniel Negreanu finished fourth after his pocket tens lost to Seire's nine-eight four-handed, ending his bid for a ninth bracelet. Brazil's Fabiano Kovalski finished second for $699,120.
Battle of the Continents. Brazil's Joao Hayashi won the $1,000 Rounder Cup Battle of the Continents for $164,990, his first bracelet. The event featured separate Day 1 flights for Asia, Eurasia, Europe and the Americas, with the top 100 combining on Day 2.
Millionaire Maker. Benjamin Rolle, the 2025 WSOP Online Main Event champion, won the Millionaire Maker for his second bracelet.
Big promotions around the series
GGPoker has backed the series with an $18 million September Giveaway, including $5 million in WSOP Online side promotions:
- $1 million Super Pass Bonus — every bracelet winner receives a $30,000 Super Pass to the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event in the Bahamas
- $3 million Continental Flipouts — free flipouts worth up to $250,000 each, for players on the same continent as each bracelet winner
- $1 million Country Competition — freerolls for players from the top ten nations on the bracelet leaderboard
The remaining $13 million covers cash-game and platform promotions, including $7.5 million in leaderboards across Spin & Gold, Rush & Cash, hold'em, PLO and other formats. The promotions run until September 30.
The GGMillion$ winner will receive a $30,000 Super Pass along with the bracelet and first-place prize, adding a seat at WSOP Paradise in December.
How WSOP Online fits into the WSOP calendar
GGPoker's WSOP Online series has become one of the biggest online events of the year. Its bracelets count as official WSOP titles, and its Main Event regularly produces one of the largest online prize pools in poker. The 2025 edition paid out more than $354 million.
For international players, it's the easiest way to win a WSOP bracelet without travelling to Las Vegas. For the WSOP brand, it extends the summer series into a year-round calendar that now includes Circuit events worldwide, the Super Circuit and WSOP Paradise.
The series isn't available to most US players. The US version of WSOP Online on WSOP.com runs separately in states such as Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Michigan.
Strategy in a $10K online high roller
Online high rollers play very differently from large-field tournaments. Almost every player in the field is a winning regular, many use solver-based strategies, and there are few recreational players to target. Edges come from small details: preflop ranges by stack depth, bet sizing, and — most importantly late in the event — ICM decisions.
With a guarantee of $10 million, pay jumps near the final table will be large. That makes the chip leader's pressure more powerful and forces mid-stacks to fold hands they might play in a cash game. Negreanu's exit in the $25K showed how quickly a strong position can disappear when a chip leader uses his stack well.
Many players in events like this also sell action to spread risk, so the names on the final table may be representing investors as well as themselves.
What to watch on September 29
- Can Selouan defend? Back-to-back GGMillion$ bracelets would be a rare achievement.
- Will the field beat last year's? A turnout above 1,484 would push the prize pool well past the $10 million guarantee.
- A final high-roller statement. Many of the players who reached late stages of the $25K and other high rollers are likely to enter. The final table should feature some of the strongest online players in the world.
What this means for players
High rollers are about more than skill. Even in elite fields, variance plays a big role. The best players manage their bankrolls carefully and often sell action. Our high stakes poker guide explains how the top end of the game works.
You don't need $10,000 to play for bracelets. Many WSOP Online events have lower buy-ins, and satellites make big events accessible. Our tournaments page explains how satellite routes work.
Compare networks. If GGPoker isn't available where you live, other networks offer large guaranteed series. See our poker networks guide, or check US-friendly options like Americas Cardroom and BetOnline.
Follow the full results. Our WSOP 2026 results page tracks major WSOP outcomes throughout the year.
The final bracelet of WSOP Online 2026 will be awarded on September 29 — and with a $10 million guarantee and an elite field, it's a fitting end to the series.