The 2026 World Series of Poker Online on GGPoker crowned two bracelet winners this week.
Max Stenberg, of Sweden, earned his first bracelet in the $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship – triumphing over a field of 327 players to claim the $282,125 first-place prize and a $30,000 Super Pass for WSOP Paradise later this year.
Stenberg defeated Romania's Narcis Nedelcu during heads-up play and outlasted several well-known four-card crushers en route to victory, including Lautaro Guerra (4th) and GGPoker ambassador and 2025 WSOP Main Event champion Michael 'The Grinder' Mizrachi (13th).
Aside from the obvious excitement of a first WSOP bracelet, Stenberg's win also provides he and his countrymen with added reason to celebrate as players from across the nation are now well positioned to partake in one of the post-series nationwide freeroll tournaments. As part of its promotional offerings for the series, GGPoker set aside $1M in added prize money to be distributed to the Top 10 nations on the Bracelet Leaderboard.
Stenberg's win is Sweden's first podium finish of the series and rockets the nation up to seventh place on the leaderboard.
If, as a collective, Sweden can maintain that spot, all players waving the Swedish flag will have a shot to fight for their piece of a $50,000 freeroll – and if they can move up the leaderboard, that number increases.
$5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship FT results
- Max Stenberg (Sweden): $282,125
- Narcis Nedelcu (Romania): $209,290
- Andreas Freund (Austria): $155,259
- Lautaro Guerra (Spain): $115,177
- Bjorn Verbakel (Netherlands): $85,442
- Ioannis Kontonatsios (Cyprus): $63,684
- Ravid Garbi (Israel): $47,020
German player 'DrAvocado' pulled the $1 million bounty after a battle of the blinds.'DrAvocado' pulls $1M bounty
In the $250 Mystery Millions, Russia's Aleksandr Kropotov – playing under the screen name 'sasha1317!' – triumphed over a massive field of 47,798 entries to claim the $606,929 first-place prize along with $24,530 in bounty prizes and a $30,000 Super Pass to the WSOP Paradise.
Kropotov defeated Canada's Jessica Moors during heads-up play to seal the win.
The dozens of Day 1 starting flights generated a total prize pool of $10,993,540 with a top bounty prize of $1,000,000.
Germany's 'DrAvocado' pulled the top bounty, adding the seven-figure sum to his $2,077 placement prize for finishing in 169th.
$250 Mystery Millions FT Results (Placement + Bounty)
- Aleksandr Kropotov (Russia): $631,459
- Jessica Moors (Canada): $480,160
- Oliver Bosch (Austria): $363,048
- Mikhail Suy (Kazakhstan): $283,313
- Norman Schreck (Germany): $220,753
- Eric Bonin (Mexico): $306,963
- Gay Peng Tan (Malaysia): $132,486
- Francisco Zufia (Andorra): $101,691
- Denys Chufarin (Ukraine): $85,282
