The Event #12: $1,500 Millionaire Maker was among the most anticipated highlights of the WSOP Online 2026 festival. It attracted an incredible 5,518 entries, comfortably surpassing the original $5 million guarantee. The final prize pool amounted to $7,863,150.
Benjamin Rolle entered the final day as the dominant chipleader with a stack of 89,137,795 chips, nearly twice as many as his closest competitor, fellow Austrian Adrian Strobel.
Though Rolle kicked off the final battles as the clear front-runner, the road to victory was intensely thrilling. Rolle decided to livestream for his fans when he reached the final heads-up against the opponent known as 'OilMoneyy'.
Rolle started the heads-up at a disadvantage, but the lead shifted multiple times. In the tournament's final hand, Rolle hit top pair with Q c 3 c on the flop Q h 4 c 8 d. After the turn 6 c, he gained a flush draw, prompting a large bet, which 'OilMoneyy' called. On the river K c, Rolle made a small bet intending to bait his opponent into a raise. The plan worked perfectly when 'OilMoneyy' responded with a huge raise, only to call Rolle's all-in and find that his K d T h was far from enough.
Along with the prestigious bracelet and the seven-figure payout, Benjamin Rolle also received an exclusive $30,000 Super Pass to the winter WSOP Paradise Super Main Event.
Final Table Results of Event #12: $1,500 Millionaire Maker
|
Place |
Player |
Country |
Prize |
|
1. |
Benjamin Rolle |
Austria |
$1,366,929 |
|
2. |
OilMoneyy |
Austria |
$976,155 |
|
3. |
JessicaStreusl |
Austria |
$697,152 |
|
4. |
Ilsu Lim |
Thailand |
$497,905 |
|
5. |
Andrii Derzhypilskyi |
Ukraine |
$353,612 |
|
6. |
Denys Chufarin |
Ukraine |
$253,999 |
|
7. |
Song Li |
China |
$181,425 |
|
8. |
Jeremie Zouari |
Luxembourg |
$129,600 |
|
9. |
Marcel Kessler |
Germany |
$92,950 |

Sources: WSOP, YouTube
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