Antonio Galiana wins his third WSOP bracelet on GGPoker

Antonio Galiana won his third WSOP gold bracelet by taking down the $600 Super Six Bounty tournament on GGPoker. Rolle leads in the Millionaire Maker.

This past weekend, the GGPoker platform hosted another round of World Series of Poker Online (WSOP Online) events, resulting in three players adding new WSOP gold bracelets to their collections. One of the main stars was Antonio Galiana from Spain, who claimed his third bracelet by winning the $600 Super Six Bounty 6-Handed NLH tournament. Roland Rokita from Austria and the Belarusian player known as "Fartu_Masti_Bro" also celebrated major achievements. In addition, the final table was set for the prestigious $1,500 Millionaire Maker tournament, where Benjamin Rolle holds a commanding chip lead. Antonio Galiana Wins His Third WSOP Bracelet Spanish player Antonio Galiana continues to impress the poker community with his WSOP results. His third bracelet came from winning the online $600 Super Six Bounty 6-Handed NLH tournament, held on GGPoker as part of the WSOP Online series. The event attracted 2,699 players and had a prize pool of $1,538,430. For first place, Galiana received $155,340, including bounty payouts for knocking out opponents, which is about 10% of the total prize pool. In addition to the cash prize, Antonio earned a free entry to the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event 2026 worth $30,000, which GGPoker awards to all WSOP Online champions. In heads-up play, Galiana faced Brazil’s Jonatas Gomes, who finished second and took home $108,380. This success makes Galiana one of the most accomplished Spanish players at the WSOP, as he has won all three of his bracelets in less than two years: First bracelet: $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em Freezeout (Las Vegas, 2024) — $439,395 Second bracelet: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em 8-Max (one year after the first) — $582,008 Third bracelet: $600 Super Six Bounty 6-Handed NLH (WSOP Online) — $155,340 With nearly twenty more bracelet events left in WSOP Online, Galiana has every chance to add to his collection as early as September. Final Table of Event #9: $600 Super Six Bounty 6-Handed NLH Roland Rokita Claims His Second WSOP Online Bracelet Austrian pro Roland Rokita became a two-time WSOP bracelet winner by taking down the $1,000 Five Card Pot-Limit Omaha tournament on GGPoker. The event drew 755 entries and generated a prize pool of $717,250. For his victory, Rokita received $106,192 and his second WSOP gold bracelet. Like other WSOP Online champions, he also earned a $30,000 Super Pass to the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event 2026, which will be held in the Bahamas. Rokita won his first bracelet in the hybrid WSOP 2024 event — Online Event #14: $5,300 NL Hold'em High Roller 8-Max , with the final table played live in Las Vegas. That prize was $278,713. In the final heads-up, Rokita defeated the Ukrainian player "B0rnToT1lt". Third place went to Pedro Neves, who fell just short of heads-up play. Final Table of Event #10: $1,000 Five Card Pot-Limit Omaha Belarusian Player Wins Massive WSOP Asia Championship The ¥800 WSOP Asia Championship became one of the largest events of the series, attracting 35,095 entries through numerous starting flights. The total prize pool reached an impressive ¥25,829,920 (about $3.8 million). The winner was the Belarusian player "Fartu_Masti_Bro", who defeated Pavel "Brtz" Ignatov heads-up. For first place, the Belarusian received ¥2,952,453 (about $440,000), a WSOP gold bracelet, and a free entry to the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event 2026 worth $30,000. Among the notable finalists was 2023 EPT Cyprus champion Gilles Simon, who finished in eighth place. Final Table of Event #11: ¥800 WSOP Asia Championship Benjamin Rolle Leads the Millionaire Maker Final Table The final table is set in the $1,500 Millionaire Maker tournament: out of 5,518 entrants, only nine remain. The prize pool stands at $7,863,150, with the winner set to receive $1,366,929, a WSOP gold bracelet, and a $30,000 Super Pass to the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event 2026. Benjamin Rolle leads the final table with 127 big blinds, nearly double the stack of his closest competitor, Adrian Strobel, who has 67 big blinds. Loris Gauthier is in third place with 44 big blinds, about three times less than Rolle. Each finalist is already guaranteed at least $92,950. Reaching the top four brings payouts close to half a million dollars, and the winner will take home over $1.3 million. The final table starts on September 1 at 7:00 PM British Summer Time (BST). Among the finalists are also Denys Chufarin and Andrii Derzhypilskyi, who still have a shot at victory. Final Table Chip Counts for Event #12: $1,500 Millionaire Maker Payouts for the $1,500 Millionaire Maker Final Table 1st place: $1,366,929 + WSOP bracelet + $30,000 Super Pass 2nd place: (amount not specified in the original) 3rd place: (amount not specified in the original) 4th place: (amount not specified in the original) 5th place: (amount not specified in the original) 6th place: (amount not specified in the original) 7th place: (amount not specified in the original) 8th place: (amount not specified in the original) 9th place: $92,950 The exact payouts for 2nd–8th places are not specified in the original, but it is known that 4th place pays close to $500,000. Explanation of Formats and Terms for Players WSOP Online — the online version of the World Series of Poker, the largest and most prestigious poker series in the world. Winners receive gold bracelets, considered the highest honor in poker. Bounty — a tournament format where part of the buy-in goes into a separate prize pool, paid out for knocking out other players. The more opponents you eliminate, the more extra money you earn. 6-Handed — tables with six players, which increases the pace and requires a more aggressive playing style. Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO) — a poker variant where players are dealt four (or five, as in this event) cards, and the maximum bet is limited to the size of the pot. Freezeout — a tournament format with no re-entries after elimination. Super Pass — a special ticket to the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event 2026 worth $30,000, awarded to WSOP Online winners. Big Blind (BB) — a mandatory bet posted by the player in a specific position at the table. The number of BBs in a stack is an important indicator for assessing a player's chances and strategy. What This Means for PPPoker Club Players For PPPoker club members, this news is a great illustration of how online poker opens doors to global achievements. Tournaments with large guarantees and unique formats, such as bounty and short-handed tables, are becoming increasingly popular and accessible to anyone willing to improve their game. Pay attention to the variety of formats and tournament structures in WSOP Online: regular practice in bounty tournaments, 6-max, and PLO on PPPoker will help you better prepare for similar events if you decide to compete internationally. Moreover, the success stories of players from different countries show that the path to big prizes and bracelets is open to everyone, regardless of geography or experience. Keep an eye on the schedule and news for WSOP Online and other major series — perhaps the next big success will come from someone in the Russian-speaking PPPoker community. Use the champions’ experience to develop your own strategy, and the variety of tournaments in PPPoker clubs for continuous growth and new achievements.