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WSOP Online: Roland Peks Dominates Final Table with Legendary Players
TournamentsOctober 1, 2026·1 min read

WSOP Online: Roland Peks Dominates Final Table with Legendary Players


The WSOP Online tournament with a $10,000 buy-in and a $10 million guarantee attracted a prize pool of over $17 million. The final table featured some of the most renowned players in the poker world. Roland Peks, a Dutch player, dominated the final table with 68,743,216 chips (172 big blinds).

Notable players at the final table included Niklas Oestedt, from Sweden, who had 14,630,314 chips (37 big blinds), Ole Schemion, from Austria, with 12,979,668 chips (32 big blinds), and Sergio Aydo, from Mexico, who had 28,984,456 chips (73 big blinds). Matheus Cardoso, from Brazil, had 14,881,596 chips (37 big blinds).

Other players at the final table included Oshri Lahmani, from Israel, with 7,702,708 chips (19 big blinds), and Aleksandro De Michele, from Slovenia, with 6,687,988 chips (17 big blinds). The tournament showcased the skills and strategies of these top players, making for an exciting and competitive final table.

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