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SeaLlama And Yodogoki Become CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship Champions

SeaLlama And Yodogoki Become CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship Champions
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Alex Sakuta Content Editor
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  • Updated: May 11, 2026
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In the NLHE Grand Final, SeaLlama managed to make a comeback, while in the PLO Grand Final, Yodogoki led throughout the entire match.

NLHE Cash Game World Championship: SeaLlama Manages To Snatch Victory From KraciFisk

SeaLlama vs KraciFisk CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship Champions

In the Grand Final, the players had to play 2,000 hands against each other. The match was not an easy ride for SeaLlama, as he was trailing during the first half of the distance:

  • 498 hands: KraciFisk led, +51 points
  • 995 hands: KraciFisk led, +27 points
  • 1,256 hands: SeaLlama led, +22 points
  • 2,000 hands: SeaLlama won with a score of +109/-59 points.

In the third-place match, Jungleman and GoinHardInThePaint played 1,000 hands. Jungleman led the entire way and won with a score of +139/-89.

NLHE CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship Results:

  1. SeaLlama: $100K, including a Rolex watch
  2. KraciFisk: $50K
  3. Jungleman: $30K

PLO Cash Game World Championship: Yodogoki Defeats GucciNIKE Convincingly

The opponents played 5 sessions. Yodogoki led the entire way:

  • 170 hands: Yodogoki led, +21 points
  • 584 hands: Yodogoki led, +44 points
  • 1,054 hands: Yodogoki led, +28 points
  • 1,461 hands: Yodogoki led, +91 points
  • 2,000 hands: Yodogoki won, +159 points/-109

PLO CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship Results:

  1. Yodogoki: $100K, including a Rolex watch
  2. GucciNIKE: $30K

Recordings of their matches are also available on YouTube.

World Poker Masters $25M GTD Continues On CoinPoker

The series will run through June 1. The World Poker Masters schedule features 59 trophy events.

One unusual highlight: CoinPoker tried to “revive” the legendary Sunday tournament — Sunday Million — in a vanilla format with a $215 buy-in and a $1,000,000 guarantee without KOs. They succeeded. The first $215 CoinMillion $1M GTD attracted 4,278 entries (the overlay reached $144.4K). The tournament will resume today. The winner will receive $126,500.

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Written By: Alex Sakuta Content Editor

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