Stefan Schillhabel Wins Second Bracelet in WSOP Online 2026 Flip & Go

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Stefan Schillhabel wins his 2nd WSOP bracelet and $150,740 in the $100 Flip & Go event.
Daniel Vicente claims first bracelet, $99,441, and a $30,000 Super Pass in $1,000 Mystery Bounty Omaha.
Monster Stack and Mini Main Event approach final stages with major prizes at stake.

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Stefan Schillhabel won his second WSOP bracelet in the $100 Flip & Go, earning $150,740 and a $30,000 Super Pass. Daniel Vicente claimed his first bracelet, while the Monster Stack and Mini Main Event continued toward the final stages online.

Stefan Schillhabel has doubled his World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet total after winning the $100 Flip & Go event online at WSOP Online 2026.

Four years after claiming his first bracelet in the $500 No-Limit Hold'em The Housewarming Online event, Schillhabel added another title to his WSOP record.

The Flip & Go event on GGPoker attracted 7,277 players for the Flip stage. Rather than following a traditional Day 1 structure, every player was set all-in, with luck determining who advanced to the Go stage.

From there, the tournament moved into a conventional No-Limit Hold'em format, where Schillhabel ultimately emerged as the champion.

His victory earned $150,740 from the $1,195,005 prize pool, along with a $30,000 Super Pass to the 2026 WSOP Paradise Main Event.

Schillhabel Wins Flip & Go Bracelet

The nine finalists were guaranteed at least $21,532, the amount awarded to Israeli streamer Maxim "Nesher_boy" Sheingart after his ninth-place finish.

Vietnam's "Bongbonggg" was eliminated in eighth place for $27,460 before Zhaoxing "Jokerwang777" Wang's departure reduced the field to six. Antonio Galiana then fell in fifth place at the final table, despite competing under the alias "ImTheBest."

Austria's "liano96" finished fifth for $56,958. David Mzareulov, who was pursuing his first WSOP bracelet, was eliminated in fourth and received $72,642.

Patrick "Nelepo10" Ulyssea secured the event's final five-figure payout when he finished third for $92,643. His elimination left Neville "Lionevil" Costa and Schillhabel heads-up for the title.

The final duel ended in Schillhabel's favor. He collected $150,740, the bracelet and the $30,000 Super Pass, while Costa finished runner-up for $118,153.

The $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em Monster Stack began with 1,482 entries before the Day 1 field was reduced to 37 players.

Those remaining players were scheduled to return to the GGPoker tables at 7:00 p.m. BST on August 24, with $256,542 awaiting the eventual champion.

Brazil's Artur Berg entered the final day as chip leader with 8,089,076. His stack was 18 big blinds larger than that of second-placed Ludovic Uzan, who held 6,622,383, and 55 big blinds ahead of third-placed Dominik "Yogi-R" Siegl.

Other players advancing to Day 2 included Giorgiy "Giya" Skhulukhiya with 3,932,226, Anatoly Filatov with 2,805,191, Dante Fernandes with 2,486,845, Ole Schemion with 2,138,549, Guillaume Nolet with 1,619,785, and recent WSOP Online champion Daniel Vicente with 956,047.

Event #7: $500 Mini Main Event had processed 8,917 entries across 14 starting flights, with two Day 1 flights still scheduled.

The tournament required 10,526 entrants to avoid an overlay on its $5 million guarantee. That left 1,609 additional entries needed across Day 1o at 1:30 p.m.

BST and the Last Chance flight at 4:30 p.m. BST. Day 2 was scheduled to begin at 7:00 p.m. BST on August 24.

Play was set to continue until nine players remained, with those finalists returning on August 25 to determine the champion. The winner is set to receive more than $600,000 from a $500 investment.

Daniel Vicente Claims First WSOP Bracelet

Daniel Vicente also secured his first WSOP bracelet after winning the $1,000 Mystery Bounty Pot-Limit Omaha event online at GGPoker.

The victory came one year after Vicente narrowly missed out on a bracelet in Las Vegas. Vicente topped a field of 771 entrants that generated a $732,450 prize pool. The field was reduced to 12 players on Day 1.

Several of the largest mystery bounties were awarded during the opening day, including a $91,000 bounty that went to Daniel Daw.

Vicente finished with $99,441, a $30,000 Super Pass for the 2026 WSOP Paradise Super Main Event and his first WSOP bracelet.

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