WSOP Online GGMillion$ Final Table Set with Four Austrian Players in the Race

By Mrinal Gujare

29 Sep 2026

Mrinal Gujare 29 Sep 2026

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Roeland Peeks leads 9-player final table at WSOP Online GGMillion$ High Rollers.
Winner takes $2.2M, four players will earn $1M+.
Final table streamed live on GGPoker YouTube, Sep 29.

Roeland Peeks leads nine finalists into the 2026 WSOP Online 10,000GGMillion High Rollers final table. The 1,754-entry event generated $17,013,800, with $2,228,762 for the champion and four seven-figure prizes available when play resumes September 29 on GGPoker.

The 2026 WSOP Online concludes on September 29 on GGPoker with nine players remaining in Event #33: 10,000GGMillion High Rollers, the final bracelet event of the series.

A field of 1,754 entries generated a $17,013,800 prize pool, with 173 players paid. The champion will receive $2,228,762, a $30,000 Super Pass to the 2026 WSOP Paradise Super Main Event and a WSOP bracelet.

Roeland Peeks leads the final nine with 68,743,216 chips, worth 172 big blinds. Sergio Aido sits second with 29,984,456 and 73 big blinds.

The remaining finalists include Matheus Machado, Niklas Astedt, Ole Schemion, Christopher Nguyen, Johannes Straver, Oshri Lahmani and Alessandro De Michele.

GGMillion$ High Rollers Final Table Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Big Blinds
1	Roeland Peeks	Austria	172
2	Sergio Aido	Mexico	73
3	Matheus Machado	Brazil	37
4	Niklas Astedt	Sweden	37
5	Ole Schemion	Austria	32
6	Christopher Nguyen	Austria	28
7	Johannes Straver	Austria	24
8	Oshri Lahmani	Israel	19
9	Alessandro De Michele	Slovenia	17

Four Seven-Figure Prizes Available

The top four finishers will each receive more than $1 million, while ninth place is worth $278,847.

The minimum cash in the event was $27,051.

Wiktor Malinowski, Jamie Dwan, Kelvin Kerber, Daniel Negreanu, Adrian Mateos, Sorel Mizzi, Lex Veldhuis and Artur Martirosian finished in the money but missed the final table. Zhengxiang Chen exited on the final-table bubble.

Play resumes at 7:00 p.m. BST on September 29 and continues until a champion is decided. The final table will be streamed on GGPoker's YouTube channel with cards-up coverage on a one-hour delay. Alex Foxen joins Jeff Gross in the commentary booth.

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