Four years after earning his first World Series of Poker bracelet in an online event at GGPoker, Stefan Schillhabel added a second on August 23, 2026, outlasting a field of 7,277 players to win the $100 Flip & Go tournament, according to PokerNews. The Austrian player took home $150,740 from a $1,195,005 prize pool — along with a $30,000 Super Pass to the 2026 WSOP Paradise Main Event.
The Flip & Go format splits the tournament into two distinct phases. In the opening Flip stage, all players are placed all-in and advancement to the Go stage is determined purely by luck; once through, the remaining field plays out a standard No-Limit Hold’em tournament. PokerNews reported that Schillhabel navigated both phases to reach the final table and ultimately claim the title. Brazil’s Neville Costa finished second for $118,153, while compatriot Patrick Ulyssea took third for $92,643. David Mzareulov of Mexico rounded out the top four, earning $72,642.
Schillhabel’s previous bracelet came in the $500 No-Limit Hold’em The Housewarming Online event at GGPoker, though PokerNews did not specify the exact date of that earlier win. His latest victory makes him a two-time WSOP bracelet winner, joining a relatively select group of players to have claimed multiple titles exclusively in online play.
Elsewhere in the series, PokerNews reported that the $500 Mini Main Event — Event #7 — had processed 8,917 entries across 14 starting flights, still short of the 10,526 entrants needed for GGPoker to avoid overlay on its $5 million guarantee. The winner of that event is projected to receive more than $600,000 from a $500 buy-in, with play set to continue until nine players remain, per PokerNews.
The $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em Monster Stack, meanwhile, had trimmed its 1,482-entry field to 37 players after Day 1, with Brazil’s Artur Berg leading the way on 8,089,076 chips, according to PokerNews — a chip stack that left him well clear of Monaco’s Ludovic Uzan in second place on 6,622,383.
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