Sergio Aido wins third bracelet and $2.2M at WSOP Online GGMillion$ 2026
The Spaniard repeats victory in the high-stakes main event, overcoming a field of 1,754 players and achieving a prize of $2,228,762 at the final table of the WSOP Online 2026 series.
Key Takeaways
- Sergio Aido claimed the WSOP Online GGMillion$ 2026 and his third WSOP bracelet.
- The tournament had 1,754 participants and exceeded the $10 million guarantee.
- Aido took home $2,228,762 after defeating Matheus Machado in the heads-up.
- The final table had several recurring finalists, including Christopher Nguyen.
- The official broadcast was handled by GGPoker on YouTube with commentary from Jeff Gross and Alex Foxen.
Sergio Aido secured his third bracelet from the World Series of Poker Online (WSOP Online) and a prize of $2,228,762 after triumphing at the final table of Event #33: $10K GGMillion$ High Rollers. The closing event of the WSOP Online 2026, held at GGPoker, gathered 1,754 players and well exceeded the $10 million guarantee. Three players —Aido, Christopher Nguyen from Germany, and Matheus Machado from Brazil— returned to the final stage after performances in previous years, reaffirming the strength of their play at this level.
Aido and Machado repeat finals in the GGMillion$
One of the highlights was the recurring presence of these protagonists in the decisive stages. Matheus Machado had reached the final table of the same tournament in 2025 and finished in fifth place. In 2024, both Aido and Nguyen also made deep runs: Aido was crowned champion and Nguyen finished seventh that year. This Tuesday, Aido once again lifted the trophy, and Machado improved his result, finishing as runner-up with a prize of $1,718,571.
Final table of the $10K GGMillion$: key prizes and dynamics
The final table of nine players was distinguished by the intensity of the battle for the million-dollar prizes. Roeland Peeks began as the leader with over 170 big blinds; Sergio Aido was next in chips with just over 70. After them, the range tightened: Machado, Niklas Astedt, and Ole Schemion were close, with between 30 and 40 big blinds. The shorter stacks were Oshri Lahmani and Alessandro De Michele.
Niklas Astedt was the first to leave the table, losing his chips to Machado. Shortly after, De Michele was also eliminated by the Brazilian, and both exited before the intermediate level. Machado continued to assert his dominance, eliminating Johannes Straver and Oshri Lahmani, thus solidifying his control at the table. The series of eliminations continued with Ole Schemion finishing in fifth place after facing Christopher Nguyen.
Official results of the WSOP Online 2026 $10K GGMillion$ final table
- Sergio Aido: $2,228,762
- Matheus Machado: $1,718,571
- Roeland Peeks: $1,325,271
- Christopher Nguyen: $1,021,994
- Ole Schemion: $788,136
- Oshri Lahmani: $607,805
- Johannes Straver: $468,752
- Alessandro De Michele: $361,528
- Niklas Astedt: $278,847
Final heads-up: Aido maintains the lead
As the last four players remained, everyone secured seven-figure prizes. The decisive action centered around a big pot between Aido and Nguyen; Aido, with two pairs on the board, managed to knock out the German representative, who repeated the final table after his seventh place in 2024.
Three players were left. Although Aido extended his lead, Machado eliminated Roeland Peeks in a blind vs. blind confrontation —both holding aces, but the Brazilian had the better kicker, and the board confirmed his superiority—. The heads-up started with Aido in front, and the Spaniard did not lose that position. In the final hand, the dominance was maintained: his hand defeated Machado's in the crucial showdown.
The complete final table could be followed live through GGPoker's YouTube channel, with commentary from Jeff Gross and Alex Foxen.
Consolidation of leaders in the WSOP Online GGMillion$
The WSOP Online 2026 reinforces Sergio Aido's status as a specialist in high-stakes events in the online circuit. With this victory, he adds his third WSOP bracelet and the second secured in the GGMillion$, following the one obtained in 2024, where he also achieved a million-dollar prize ($1.9M). The consistency of figures like Aido, Nguyen, and Machado, along with the growing size of the fields and prizes, confirms the global positioning of the GGPoker platform in the digital poker ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much did Sergio Aido win at the WSOP Online GGMillion$ 2026?
Sergio Aido won $2,228,762 for his victory in Event #33: $10K GGMillion$ High Rollers of the WSOP Online 2026, defeating a field of 1,754 players.
Who was the runner-up of the WSOP Online 2026 main event?
Matheus Machado from Brazil finished in second place and received a prize of $1,718,571, improving his previous result in the same event.
How many times has Aido won the GGMillion$ event of the WSOP Online?
Sergio Aido has won the GGMillion$ event of the WSOP Online twice: first in 2024 and then repeating victory in 2026.
What was the prize structure at the 2026 final table?
The top four secured seven-figure prizes, with champion Aido taking home $2.2M, and all finalists earning between $278,847 and $1,718,571, reflecting the high level of the field.
Where was the final table of the GGMillion$ streamed?
The final table was broadcast live on GGPoker's official YouTube channel, featuring professional commentary by Jeff Gross and Alex Foxen.
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