WSOP Online | Antonio Galiana wins his third gold bracelet, Song Li advances to the Millionaire Maker final table

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The 2026 WSOP Online crowned three more bracelet champions: Antonio Galiana won his third career bracelet at the $600 Super Six Bounty, defeating 2,699 competitors; Roland Rokita secured his second title; and the Asia Championships attracted 35,095 participants. Chinese golfer Song Li advanced to the final nine of the Millionaire Maker with a score of 37BB.

Published: 2026.09.01 Updated: 2026.09.01 Category: International News
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Antonio Galiana wins his third career gold bracelet at the 2026 WSOP Online.
Antonio Galiana defeated a field of 2,699 players to win his third WSOP gold bracelet at the 2026 WSOP Online $600 Super Six Bounty.

 

The 2026 WSOP Online continues its battle for gold bracelets at GGPoker. The latest report on September 1st shows that three more events concluded over the weekend, with Antonio “ImTheBest” Galiana emerging victorious from the 2,699-player $600 Super Six Bounty 6-Handed NLH to claim his third WSOP gold bracelet. Meanwhile, the $1,500 Millionaire Maker has determined its final nine players, with Chinese player Song Li advancing to the final table in fourth place with 37 big blinds.

Galiana defeated 2,699 people to win her third consecutive WSOP gold bracelet.

Antonio Galiana competed in Event #9: $600 Super Six Bounty 6-Handed NLH, which attracted 2,699 participants and created a total prize pool of 1,538,430.

Galiana ultimately defeated Brazilian player Jonatas Gomes in heads-up play, winning $85,368 in prize money and $69,972 in bounty, for a total of $155,340. He also received a 2026 WSOP Paradise Super Main Event Super Pass worth $30,000.

This marks Galina's third consecutive WSOP gold bracelet win. He first won his $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em Freezeout in Las Vegas in 2024, earning $439,395; he followed that up with a second bracelet in 2025 at the $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em 8-Max and $582,008. Now, he has secured his third online title. WSOP official player profile currently lists his career gold bracelet count as three.

$600 Super Six Bounty Final Table Results

RankingplayerBountyPrize money for each placeTotal prize money
1Antonio “ImTheBest” Galiana$69,972$85,368$155,340
2Jonatas Gomes$23,104$85,366$108,380
3Anton Danilov$11,446$64,696$76,142
4Roman “Romanxan” Hanoyan$7,960$49,030$56,990
5Felipe “Keep Walking” Varisco$8,969$37,158$46,127
6Timothy “Green Oasis” Labassa$7,177$28,160$35,337
7Stefan “shetlef12” Nemetz$2,835$21,341$24,176

Roland Rokita wins another gold bracelet and takes the Five Card PLO championship.

Another event that produced a champion was Event #10: $1,000 Five Card Pot-Limit Omaha.

PokerNews reports that the tournament attracted 755 participants, creating a prize pool of $717,250. Austrian player Roland Rokita ultimately defeated Ukrainian player "B0rnToT1lt" to win the $106,192 first prize, a gold bracelet, and a $30,000 WSOP Paradise Super Pass.

Rokita previously won the 2024 WSOP Online Event with a score of #14:$5,300 NL Hold'em High Roller 8-Max, earning $278,713. According to PokerNews' report, the Five Card PLO title earns him his second WSOP gold bracelet.

$1,000 Five Card PLO Final Table

Rankingplayerbonus
1Roland Rokita$106,192
2“B0rnToT1lt”$79,927
3Pedro Neves$60,159
4“ilushan78”$45,280
5“Hapuna Matarte”$34,081
6Mikhail Frolov$25,651
7Pavel “kryloFF” Krylov$19,307

The Asian Championship saw 35,095 entries, with two Chinese players reaching the final table.

The largest event in this round of WSOP Online is Event #11: ¥800 WSOP Asia Championship.

After several starting groups, the tournament accumulated an astonishing 35,095 entries, with a total prize pool of ¥25,829,920, approximately US$3.8 million. Ultimately, online player ”Fartu_Masti_Bro” from Belarus defeated Pavel “Brtz” Ignatov to claim the championship, winning ¥2,952,453, a WSOP gold bracelet, and a $30,000 Super Pass.

Chinese players also secured two Final Table spots in this mega-event. ”wwwwying” finished in 5th place, earning ¥1,042,660; ”langyue_M” finished in 7th place, earning ¥620,030. Gilles Simon, the 2023 EPT Cyprus Main Event champion, also made it to the final table, ultimately finishing in 8th place.

WSOP Asia Championship Final Table

RankingplayerCountry/Regionbonus
1Fartu_Masti_BroBelarus¥2,952,453
2Pavel “Brtz” IgnatovLatvia¥2,273,880
3VandangozBrazil¥1,753,436
4Dankus_memecusMalaysia¥1,352,117
5wwwwyingChina¥1,042,660
6marecosta23Romania¥804,035
7langyue_MChina¥620,030
8Gilles SimonCanada¥478,142
9Vasil Neo1Georgia¥368,732

Millionaire Maker's final nine players, with Song Li ranked fourth with 37 BB.

The next major focus of the gold bracelet competition is the $1,500 Millionaire Maker.

This event attracted 5,518 participants, creating a total prize pool of $7,863,150. Only 9 players remain, each having secured at least $92,950. The ultimate champion will receive $1,366,929, a WSOP gold bracelet, and a WSOP Paradise Super Pass worth $30,000.

Renowned online poker player Benjamin Rolle holds an overwhelming lead with 89,137,795 chips and 127 big blinds; Adrian Strobel, ranked second, has only 67 big blinds.

Chinese player Song Li sealed the pot with 25,733,396 chips, finishing in 4th place with 37 big blinds, becoming the only Chinese representative at the final table. If he can maintain his current ranking, he is very close to the top four prize pool of nearly $500,000.

Millionaire Maker Final Table Scoreboard

RankingplayerCountry/RegionScoreboardbig blind
1Benjamin RolleAustria89,137,795127
2Adrian StrobelAustria46,799,98467
3Loris GauthierAustria30,963,18244
4Song LiChina25,733,39637
5Denys ChufarinUkraine23,854,63234
6Jeremie ZouariLuxembourg16,888,59224
7Andrii DerzhypilskyiUkraine16,017,32223
8Marcel KesslerGermany14,171,93320
9Ilsu LimThailand12,333,16418

Millionaire Maker Final Prize

Rankingbonus
champion$1,366,929
runner up$976,155
3rd place$697,152
4th place$497,905
5th place$355,612
6th place$253,995
7th place$181,425
8th place$129,600
9th place$92,950

Beyond Galiana's three titles, the next focus for the Chinese contingent is Song Li.

This round of WSOP Online reports also presents several important themes: Antonio Galiana completed his third consecutive gold bracelet win, Roland Rokita added another WSOP title, and the Asia Championship, with 35,095 participants, showcased the huge scale of online tournaments in Asia.

For Chinese poker fans, the most important focus now is undoubtedly Song Li. The Millionaire Maker final table will begin on September 1st at 19:00 BST. He is currently ranked 4th with 37BB, and only 8 opponents remain to compete for the $1,366,929 first prize and WSOP gold bracelet.

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