Benjamin Rolle Wins WSOP Online Millionaire Maker for $1.3 Million

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Benjamin Rolle Wins WSOP Online Millionaire Maker for $1.3 Million

Benjamin Rolle wins WSOP Online Millionaire Maker, earning his second bracelet and $1.37 million. He outlasted 5,518 entries in Event #12.

Benjamin Rolle, a prominent poker professional and founder of the training site Raise Your Edge, has won the WSOP Online $1,500 Millionaire Maker event, securing his second career World Series of Poker gold bracelet and a prize of $1,366,929. The victory echoes his 2025 triumph in the online WSOP Main Event, where he took home approximately $3.9 million.

Event Overview

Event #12: $1,500 Millionaire Maker was one of the most anticipated highlights of the WSOP Online 2026 festival. It attracted 5,518 entries, comfortably surpassing the original $5 million guarantee. The final prize pool reached $7,863,150.

Final Day Dominance

Rolle entered the final day as the overwhelming chip leader with a stack of 89,137,795 chips, nearly double that of his closest competitor, fellow Austrian Adrian Strobel. Despite his strong start, the road to victory was intensely competitive. Rolle decided to livestream the final stages for his fans, including the heads-up battle against an opponent known as 'OilMoneyy'.

Heads-Up Thriller

Rolle began heads-up play at a chip disadvantage, but the lead shifted multiple times. In the final hand, Rolle held Q♣3♣ on a flop of Q♥4♣8♦, giving him top pair. The turn brought the 6♣, adding a flush draw, and Rolle made a large bet that 'OilMoneyy' called. On the river K♣, Rolle made a small bet to induce a raise. The plan worked perfectly when 'OilMoneyy' raised big, only to call Rolle's all-in. 'OilMoneyy' showed K♦10♥, which was far behind Rolle's top pair and flush.

Additional Prize

Along with the bracelet and the seven-figure payout, Rolle also received an exclusive $30,000 Super Pass to the winter WSOP Paradise Super Main Event.

Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Benjamin RolleAustria$1,366,929
2OilMoneyyAustria$976,155
3JessicaStreuslAustria$697,152
4Ilsu LimThailand$497,905
5Andrii DerzhypilskyiUkraine$353,612
6Denys ChufarinUkraine$253,999
7Song LiChina$181,425
8Jeremie ZouariLuxembourg$129,600
9Marcel KesslerGermany$92,950

Sources: WSOP, YouTube

FAQ

The buy-in was $1,500.