Boianovsky Wins WCOOP $10K Main Event

The World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP 2026) on PokerStars has concluded its main events, with Brazilian Felipe “lipe piv” Boianovsky writing his name into online poker history. Boianovsky took down the $10,300 NLHE Main Event, becoming the first player ever to win the $10K Main Event at both SCOOP and WCOOP.

Boianovsky’s Historic Double

The WCOOP 108-H: $10,300 NLHE Main Event (World Championship) drew 289 entries, generating a prize pool of $2,890,000. Nine players returned for the final day, but Boianovsky was unstoppable. He eliminated all remaining opponents from the final seven, eventually defeating Canadian Santiago “13santoy13” Plante heads-up to claim the top prize of $551,632.

This victory follows his win in the $10K Main Event at SCOOP 2023, where he earned $1,036,199. No other player has won the $10K Main Event at both major PokerStars festivals.

Final table results for the $10,300 WCOOP Main Event:

• 1. Felipe “lipe piv” Boianovsky (Brazil) – $551,632
• 2. Santiago “13santoy13” Plante (Canada) – $412,914
• 3. Dan “NukeTheFish!” Wilson (Ireland) – $309,079
• 4. Dante “dantegoyaF” Goya (Brazil) – $231,355
• 5. Teun “tinnoemulder” Mulder (Netherlands) – $173,177
• 6. Pablo “pabritz” Silva (Brazil) – $129,628
• 7. Thomas “MarToMchat” Boivin (Belgium) – $97,031
• 8. Rayan “Beriuzy” Chamas (Canada) – $72,631
• 9. What0ver9000 (Austria) – $62,089

Papo MC Dominates $1K Main Event

The medium edition, WCOOP 108-M: $1,050 NLHE Main Event, attracted 2,310 entries and a prize pool of $2,310,000. Argentine rapper and popular streamer Alejandro “Papo MC” Lococo emerged victorious after an aggressive and dominant performance during the four-hour live-streamed final table on his Twitch channel.

Lococo entered heads-up play with a 2:1 chip lead against Irish player Goodarla. On the final hand, he hit trips to secure the victory and a $343,242 payday — the largest online score of his career.

Final table results for the $1,050 WCOOP Main Event:

• 1. Alejandro “[Papo]AR” Lococo (Argentina) – $343,242
• 2. Goodarla (Ireland) – $244,673
• 3. Jorge “jorginho88” Abreu (Austria) – $174,411
• 4. feedme12 (Canada) – $124,326
• 5. calldeKHigh (Brazil) – $88,624
• 6. paco_cska20 (Bulgaria) – $63,174
• 7. Timmy_Twitch (Austria) – $45,032
• 8. Carboneraa (Brazil) – $32,100
• 9. JúlioFantin (Brazil) – $22,882

The lowest-priced edition, WCOOP 108-L: $109 Main Event, was won by Ukrainian player ihor888888. A massive turnout of 14,533 entries created a $1,453,300 prize pool, and he claimed $172,022 for first place.

Other Notable WCOOP 2026 Results

The final days of the festival saw several other milestones. The Russian player living in Thailand known as “FAL1st” captured his 13th career WCOOP title (his second of 2026) by winning the WCOOP 118-H: $530 PL Badugi, outlasting 49 entries to earn $9,363. FAL1st also holds 13 SCOOP titles, placing him among the most successful players in both series.

Hungarian PLO specialist András “probirs” Németh claimed his second WCOOP 2026 title and ninth overall WCOOP title by winning the WCOOP 118-M: $1,050 PLO Main Event. He defeated Finnish player Casimir “Ceis25” Seire heads-up to earn $58,923. Seven of Németh’s WCOOP titles have come in Omaha variants, and this was his second WCOOP Main Event victory, following a $308,556 score in the $10K edition in 2021.

The festival’s most expensive tournament, the WCOOP 114-H: $25,000 Super High Roller, was won by Alexandros “Pwndidi” Theologis. The Greek player defeated Swiss pro Linus “LLinusLLove” Loeliger heads-up in a field of 17 entries, pocketing $216,504 and securing his second career WCOOP title.