WSOP Online 2026: Kalinin, Vicente, and Schillhabel Claim Gold Bracelets

Second Bracelet for Stefan Schillhabel

The Flip & Go format once again showcased its immense popularity, drawing a total of 7,277 entries. The prizepool of $1,195,005 was split among the top 654 players. 

Seasoned pro Stefan Schillhabel seized the gold bracelet, marking his second WSOP victory. He claimed his first title in 2022, also at WSOP Online.

Schillhabel not only took home $150,740 but also a $30K Super Pass for the Super Main Event at WSOP Paradise 2026. 

Final Table Results of Event #5: $100 Flip & Go NLH 

Redemption for Daniel Vicente

For Daniel Vicente, the victory in Event #4: $1K Mystery Bounty PLO was sweet satisfaction. In 2025, he narrowly missed out on the $10K 6-Handed Championship in Las Vegas, finishing second to Sam Soverel. This time, however, he emerged victorious, rightfully celebrating a hard-fought triumph.

Vicente defeated the formidable Renan Bruschi from Brazil in the heads-up battle. Alongside his first gold bracelet, he secured total winnings of $99,441 and a $30K Super Pass package for WSOPP 2026.

The tournament recorded 771 entries, generating a prizepool of $732,450. Daniel Daw secured the largest mystery bounty of $91,000, finishing 57th in the tournament but leaving with the second-biggest payout.

Final Table Results of Event #4: $1,000 Mystery Bounty PLO

Dominance of Nikita Kalinin

Event #3: $2,500 Bounty NLH Championship attracted 781 entries, creating a massive prizepool of $1,854,875. 

During the final day, Nikita Kalinin put on an outstanding performance, earning his first gold bracelet, a total reward of $276,239 ($127,888 in winnings and $148,351 in bounty awards), and a $30K Super Pass for the year-end WSOP Paradise Super Main Event.

Final Table Results of Event #3: $2,500 Bounty NLH Championship

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