Adrian Mateos Wins Sixth WSOP Bracelet, Sets Record as Youngest at Age 31
At the 2026 WSOP, Spanish poker superstar Adrian Mateos won the $250,000 Super High Roller event, earning his sixth WSOP bracelet. At age 31, he becomes the youngest player in history to win six bracelets. His career earnings now exceed tens of millions of dollars.
2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) made history again. On June 16, Spanish poker superstar Adrian Mateos won the $250,000 No-Limit Hold'em Super High Roller event, capturing his sixth WSOP gold bracelet and becoming the youngest player ever to win six bracelets at age 31.
Mateos claimed the title on Day 18 of the 2026 WSOP, earning a career-best $4,334,411. The [final table] was stacked with elite players including Phil Ivey, Jason Koon, and Bryn Kenney. Mateos ultimately defeated Kenney to secure the crown.
During the traditional WSOP gold bracelet ceremony, Jack Effel, Senior Vice President of Poker Operations for Caesars Entertainment and WSOP, personally presented the bracelet to Mateos. The Spanish national anthem played as the entire room stood in tribute. Mateos raised his hands to show off his latest achievement to the crowd.
Mateos' WSOP Legacy
Mateos' WSOP journey began at the 2013 WSOP Europe. At just 19 years old, he won the €10,450 European Main Event for €1,000,000, becoming the second-youngest gold bracelet winner in history, behind only Annette Obrestad.
- 2016: At the WSOP in Las Vegas, he won the $1,500 "Summer Solstice" [no-limit hold'em] event for $409,171, his first bracelet in the United States.
- 2017: He won the $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em Heads-Up Championship, becoming the youngest player to win three bracelets at age 22.
- 2021: He conquered the $250,000 Super High Roller event for $3,265,362, earning his fourth [gold bracelet].
- 2025: He won the $3,200 High Roller event for $253,080, bringing his bracelet count to five.
- 2026: He triumphed again in the $250,000 Super High Roller event for $4,334,411, securing his sixth bracelet.
Mateos is currently the all-time Spanish money leader, with total earnings in the tens of millions. At just 31, his future holds unlimited potential.
2026 WSOP $250,000 No-Limit Hold'em Super High Roller Final Table Results
- 1st: Adrian Mateos (Spain) -- $4,334,411
- 2nd: Bryn Kenney (USA) -- $2,776,634
- 3rd: David Einhorn (USA) -- $1,862,941
- 4th: Sean Winter (USA) -- $1,312,037
- 5th: Jason Koon (USA) -- $972,375
- 6th: Samuel Mullur (Austria) -- $760,417
- 7th: Brandon Wilson (USA) -- $629,397
- 8th: Phil Ivey (USA) -- $553,270
- 9th: Michael Monsec (USA) -- $518,518