2026 WCOOP | Renan Bruschi wins 4 titles in a single event, bringing his career total to 13 titles, tying for sixth place on the all-time championship list.
International newsOn September 24, 2026, a new championship record was set at the PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP). Brazilian pro Renan "Internett93o" Bruschi won two consecutive tournaments, bringing his total number of WCOOP titles this year to four and his career total to 13. Bruschi first won the $1,050 NLHE Turbo, earning $21,189; then he won the $530 NLHE PKO Bounty Builder High Roller, earning $23,772. These two victories tie him with Tobias "Senkel92" Leknes for sixth place on the all-time WCOOP title list with 13 titles. With the series entering its second half, Bruschi is just one title away from joining the 14-title club, and the three NLHE Main Events will officially begin on September 27. Renan Bruschi secured two more titles, bringing his total to four at the 2026 WCOOP. Bruschi's performance at this year's WCOOP has been outstanding. Before these two latest victories, he had already won the $530 NLHE Mystery Bounty Wednesday Surprise and the $1,050 NL 2-7 Single Draw. With these two recent wins, he becomes the player with four titles at this year's WCOOP. Bruschi's results for the four WCOOP championship events in 2026 have been published. Prize money: $530 NLHE Mystery Bounty Wednesday Surprise (Champion unlisted), $1,050 NL 2-7 Single Draw (Champion unlisted), $1,050 NLHE Turbo (Champion), $21,189 $530 NLHE PKO Bounty Builder High Roller (Champion), $23,772. The last two events brought Bruschi a total of $44,961 in prize money. However, this is not his total prize money for this year's WCOOP. Because the original article did not list the full prize money figures for the first two championships, $44,961 cannot be directly considered his total championship earnings for the year. $1,050 NLHE Turbo takes the title, defeating several online tournament stars. Bruschi's recent two victories, particularly his final table appearance at $1,050 NLHE Turbo, garnered significant attention. His opponents included Gabriel "gtavares10" Tavares, Ognyan "cocojamb0" Dimov, and Audrius.



