Sacha Cohen Wins Winamax Poker Tour 2026 Champion's Sword and €180,000 Prize
French player Sacha Cohen won the Winamax Poker Tour 2026 Main Event, taking home €180,000 and the iconic champion's sword. The event was held in Paris and attracted many top European players.
Event Overview
French player Sacha Cohen emerged victorious in the just-concluded Winamax Poker Tour 2026 Main Event, taking home the championship sword "Épée" and a €180,000 prize. The Winamax Poker Tour is a well-known live poker series in Europe, attracting a large number of amateurs and professionals each year. The 2026 Main Event was held in Paris, with both the number of participants and the prize pool reaching new highs (specific figures not released).
Final Table Journey
The final table was fiercely contested, with Cohen steadily building a chip advantage through consistent play and key decisions. During heads-up, he defeated a strong opponent (identity not specified) to seal the victory. After winning, Cohen said: "This is the most important victory of my career. The Winamax Tour has always been a dream stage for me."
About the Winamax Poker Tour
Winamax is France's leading online poker platform and has been organizing live tours since 2010, known for its unique sword trophy and extensive satellite system. The tour typically includes multiple side events, with the Main Event buy-in around €500. The 2026 edition continued its popularity with a lively atmosphere.
Industry Significance
Cohen's victory further solidifies the global standing of French poker. In recent years, French players have achieved notable results in international events such as the WSOP, and the Winamax Tour has become a key springboard for local players to develop.
(Note: This article is based on PokerNews reports; some details have been omitted due to lack of official data.)