Ben «bencb789» Rolle Wins $5K WSOP Online Main Event on GGPoker for $3,900,707

Like Michael Mizrachi, but Online: Ben «bencb789» Rolle Reaches the $5K WSOP Online Main Event Final Table for the Second Year in a Row

The $5K WSOP Online Main Event at GGPoker is like the WSOP Main Event in Las Vegas — only on the internet. Year after year this tournament generates prize pools bigger than the guarantees of many series.

A few numbers for perspective:

Rolle made the WSOP Online Main Event final table for the second straight year. In 2024 he finished 8th for $651,921, but this time he multiplied that result sixfold and claimed the biggest win of his career.

On social media, fans compared Rolle to Michael Mizrachi, who also reached the WSOP Main Event final table twice in Las Vegas: 5th place in 2010 ($2,332,992) and the championship in 2025 ($10M).

Payouts at the $5K GGPoker WSOP Online Main Event Final Table

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Ben «bencb789» Rolle		$3,900,707
2	Anatoly Zlotnikov		$3,006,762
3	Felix «Cr4sh» Rabas		$2,318,640
4	Daniel «SmilleThHero» Smiljkovic		$1,788,026
5	Marco «sonpasteles» Perez		$1,378,866
6	Santiago «Come2Brazil» Plante		$1,063,360
7	Andreas Christoforou		$820,072
8	Amit Ben Yakov		$632,473
9	Zhengxiang «baidan823» Chen		$487,813

How Ben «bencb789» Rolle Celebrated His $5K WSOP Online Main Event Victory

Rolle didn’t stream the final table live, but he recorded himself playing. After the tournament he went live on Twitch, opened a bottle of Chivas Regal he had saved for the occasion, and reviewed key hands from his run. The VOD is still available on his channel.

He also shared the motivational cheat sheet he kept by his side throughout the event:

And of course, Rolle kept grinding. He made the final table of the $10K WCOOP PKO Thursday Thrill High Roller, scheduled to finish Saturday night.

Anatoly Zlotnikov Celebrates His Runner-Up Finish in Formula 1 Style

PokerOK (one of GGPoker Network Rooms) ambassador Anatoly Zlotnikov played the biggest final table of his life live on Kick — recording still available while friends cheered him on from a bar.

After the tournament Zlotnikov joined them, where they welcomed him like a Formula 1 champion — complete with champagne showers.

In his blog, Zlotnikov reflected on the run:

«Overall, the way I played in two or three tables before the final one was my best poker of the tournament. At the final table it was a mix of good moves and average ones. I hadn’t prepared enough and was mostly adapting to opponents.

I’m just trying to stay present; it hasn’t really sunk in yet. I’m very proud of myself. This upswing feels earned — I’m currently showing the best win rates of my life, all lines in the green. There’s still a lot to work on, especially in $1K+ events where the psychology of “this player is smarter than me” sometimes gets to me, but that’s solvable.»

Like Rolle, Zlotnikov quickly jumped back into action. In a fun twist, he and Rolle ended up at the same table in the $10K GGMillion$.

The WSOP Online series on GGPoker runs through September 30 with three bracelets still to be awarded:

• September 27 — $5K PLO High Roller
• September 28 — $1.5K The Closer NLHE Bounty Turbo [Final Stage]
• September 29 — $10K GGMillion$ High Rollers $10M GTD [Day 2]