Aido, Astedt, and Schemion have advanced to the GMillion $ final table, where four million-dollar prizes await.

The final table for the 2026 WSOP Online at GGPoker 10,000 GGMillion High Rollers is set. Roeland Peeks leads in chips, while Sergio Aido, Niklas Astedt, Ole Schemion, and others advance. The champion will receive 1TP 4T 2,228,762 chips, and the four finalists will each take home a million-dollar prize.

The 2026 WSOP Online at GGPoker will conclude in a grand finale, with the 33rd and final bracelet event ending on September 29th.$10,000GGMillion$ Of the 1,754 participants in the High Rollers competition, only nine remain. Four of the finalists will take home over $1 million in prize money, with the champion receiving $2,228,762.

1,754 participants created a prize pool of $17,013,800, which was shared by the top 173. The minimum prize was $27,051, but the remaining players were guaranteed at least $278,847.

$10,000GGMillion$ High Rollers Final Table Prizes

Players who won prize money in this tournament but failed to reach the final table include Wiktor Malinowski, Jamie Dwan, Kelvin Kerber, Daniel Negreanu, Adrian Mateos, Sorel Mizzi, Lex Veldhuis, Artur Martirosian, and Zhengxiang Chen, the final table bubble boy.

$10,000GGMillion$ High Rollers Final Table Chips

The national standard is subject to the information displayed in the GGPoker lobby.

The star-studded final table

As expected of such a high buy-in tournament, the final table lineup resembled a poker world's Hall of Fame.

Roeland Peeks, a Dutch player based in Austria, entered this star-studded final table with a huge chip lead. Peeks has 172 big blinds, nearly 100 more than second-placed Sergio Aido of Spain (73 big blinds). If Aido can reverse this huge chip disadvantage, he will become a three-time bracelet winner.

Brazilian player Matheus Machado (37 big blinds) started in third place with nearly six times less chips than the leader. Machado previously won a gold bracelet at the 2024 WSOP Paradise and the GGMasters Online Championship with a prize of $441,452.

The player currently in fourth place with 37 big blinds is Niklas Astedt. This talented Swede consistently ranks high when big prizes are awarded. Astedt doesn't have a WSOP gold bracelet, mainly because Swedish poker players face significant tax issues overseas, and he rarely attends the WSOP or WSOP Europe. This may be his best chance to win the most coveted jewel in the poker world.

Ole Schemion (32 big blinds) is looking to complete his WSOP gold bracelet hat trick. He won his first one in 2021 at the $1,979 No-Limit Hold'em Hall of Fame Bounty and his second earlier this year at the WSOP Europe Series €5,300 PLO European Championship.

Below Schemion is Christopher Nguyen (28 big blinds). This high-stakes specialist has won over 11.7 million $ since 2024, including a €1,100,000 prize in the 2026 WSOPE €20,000 No-Limit Hold'em Super High Roller event, which also comes with a WSOP gold bracelet.

Johannes Straver performed exceptionally well at the PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker 2026 (WCOOP) and continued his hot streak at GGPoker. With 24 big blinds, Straver was well-positioned to start in seventh place.

Oshri Lahmani of Israel (19 big blinds) was one of the lesser-known players at the final table, but he earned his place on the big stage. In 2024, Lahmani finished fifth in the $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship at the WSOP in Las Vegas, winning a career-best $315,098. More recently, in August 2026, he finished third in the Onyx High Roller Series $10,400 Opening Event in Northern Cyprus, winning $375,000.

Last in the pack with 17 big blinds is Alessandro De Michele, a veteran Italian based in Slovenia, whose winnings record dates back to 2007. His live tournament winnings exceed $830,000, including €25,850 for seventh place in the €350 No-Limit Hold'em event at the 2023 WSOP Europe Opening Event, De Michele's closest brush with a WSOP bracelet.

Event Resumption and Live Broadcast

The tournament will resume on September 29 at 7 p.m. British Summer Time and continue until one player holds all the chips, at which point they will redeem $2,228,762, a $30,000 Super Pass for the 2026 WSOP Paradise Super Main Event, and most importantly, a gold bracelet.

The final table is being streamed live on the GGPoker YouTube channel, with hole cards delayed by one hour. Legendary figure Alex Foxen is Jeff Gross's special guest on the commentary desk.

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