WSOP Online Millionaire Maker | Benjamin Rolle wins his second gold bracelet and takes home $1,366,929 in first-place prize money.

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The 2026 WSOP Online Millionaire Maker concluded, with Austrian top online poker player Benjamin Rolle defeating a field of 5,518 players to win his second WSOP gold bracelet and a first-place prize of $1,366,929. Chinese player Song Li finished 7th, earning $181,425.

Published: 2026.09.02 Updated: 2026.09.02 Category: International News
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Benjamin Rolle wins the 2026 WSOP Online Millionaire Maker gold bracelet and $1.36 million in prize money.
Benjamin Rolle beat out 5,518 competitors to win his second WSOP gold bracelet at the 2026 WSOP Online Millionaire Maker.

 

The 2026 WSOP Online will feature the final showdown of one of the year's most anticipated events, Millionaire Maker.

Austrian top online poker player Benjamin Rolle defeated a field of 5,518 players in Event #12: $1,500 Millionaire Maker to win his second WSOP gold bracelet and a first-place prize of $1,366,929.

This victory not only set a new record for Rolle's biggest single tournament win, but also made him one of the most anticipated champions of the 2026 WSOP Online.

With 5,518 participants, Millionaire Maker created a prize pool of $7.86 million.

The 2026 WSOP Online Millionaire Maker, using a $1,500 buy-in, attracted 5,518 entries.

The massive scale of the competition ultimately resulted in:

projectdata
TournamentWSOP Online Event #12 Millionaire Maker
Buy$1,500
Number of participants5,518
Total prize pool$7,863,150
Champion Prize Money$1,366,929
championBenjamin Rolle

After multiple rounds of elimination, the final nine players entered the Final Table, each of whom was guaranteed at least $92,950 in prize money.

Rolle led the final table and ultimately secured the championship.

Benjamin Rolle demonstrated a strong advantage as he entered the final table.

He ranked first with 89,137,795 chips and 127 big blinds, while Chinese player Song Li ranked fourth with 25,733,396 chips.

Rolle maintained an overwhelming advantage throughout the final stage, using his extensive online tournament experience to control the pace of the game, and ultimately succeeded in winning the championship.

Rolle's second WSOP gold bracelet further proves her online dominance.

This is Benjamin Rolle's second WSOP gold bracelet in his career.

Previously, he had won the 2024 WSOP Online championship, taking the $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller title.

Rolle's latest victory at Millionaire Maker proves she remains one of the world's top online tournament players.

Benjamin Rolle has long used his nickname:

bencb789

Active in high-stakes online tournaments.

In addition to the WSOP gold bracelet, he has also won numerous championships in major online series.

Chinese player Song Li finished in 7th place at the final table.

Chinese player Song Li delivered a strong performance in this Millionaire Maker match.

He fought his way through a field of 5,518 players to reach the final nine-player table.

When entering the Final Table, Song Li was ranked fourth with 25,733,396 chips.

Ultimately, he finished 7th in the final stage, achieving the following:

$181,425

This is also the best result achieved by a Chinese player in this year's WSOP Online Millionaire Maker.

Millionaire Maker Final Table Results

RankingplayerCountry/Regionbonus
1Benjamin RolleAustria$1,366,929
2Adrian StrobelAustria$976,155
3Loris GauthierAustria$697,152
4Denys ChufarinUkraine$497,905
5Jeremie ZouariLuxembourg$355,612
6Andrii DerzhypilskyiUkraine$253,995
7Song LiChina$181,425
8Marcel KesslerGermany$129,600
9Ilsu LimThailand$92,950

Rolle's final showdown with the Asian online army

After the final table was formed, Benjamin Rolle faced several top international online players.

These include:

  • Adrian Strobel
  • Loris Gauthier
  • Denys Chufarin
  • Song Li

Players from multiple countries competed for the WSOP gold bracelet and a prize of over one million US dollars.

Ultimately, Rolle's consistent performance allowed her to establish an irreversible advantage in the final stages.

The competition for the WSOP Online gold bracelet continues to heat up.

The 2026 WSOP Online series will continue after the Millionaire Maker champion is crowned.

Benjamin Rolle winning his second WSOP gold bracelet became one of the most important stories of this series.

For Chinese players, Song Li's achievement of reaching the Millionaire Maker final table and finishing in 7th place also demonstrates the competitiveness of Asian online tournament players.

With more bracelet events underway, the 2026 WSOP Online championship will continue to attract global poker players.

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