CoinPoker: The One, CoinMillion and the Sunday Grand, paid in USDT
CoinPoker profile: the crypto room behind The One's $1,000,000 first prize, the weekly $1,000,000 guaranteed CoinMillion, the $1,050 Sunday Grand, and how its USDT payouts are recorded.
CoinPoker is the only room on this ledger that pays in a cryptocurrency. Its tables run in USDT, a dollar-pegged token, and its headline event of 2026, The One, was built around a number rather than a series: a $250 buy-in, a $5,000,000 guarantee, and $1,000,000 promised to the winner. TonyTheToenailcollector collected it in October after leading all 170 final-table hands.
The One
Twenty-six Day 1 flights, 2,362 players through to Day 2, a prize pool of $5,537,250 against the $5,000,000 guarantee, and seven published payouts from $1,000,000 down to $77,500. The field is the one figure the sources could not agree on: Card Player gave 24,075 entries and 8,139 unique players, while CoinPoker’s own statement spoke of 18,730 players. The record carries both with attribution; the desk does not choose.
The event is the clearest example on the ledger of a low buy-in producing a top-five first prize. Bufunfa’s $325,000 for third followed a previous best cash of $2,760, by Somuchpoker’s account.
CoinMillion and the Sunday Grand
The weekly schedule is anchored by the $215 CoinMillion with $1,000,000 guaranteed and the $1,050 Sunday Grand. The three CoinMillion editions on file drew 4,891 entries (October 18, Kgbseven for $120,500 after whalefish refused a heads-up deal), 3,655 (October 25, habfer for $114,480, no deal) and 4,766 (November 1, CSCcardGREEN for $91,035 after a heads-up deal with reveur, who took $87,821). The Sunday Grand of October 25 went to TonyTheToenailcollector for $74,432, the same screen name that had won The One two weeks earlier and a $215 GOPC title in September; Card Player then reported him winning the room’s $5,200 High Roller for $93,940 on the first weekend of November, his fourth CoinPoker title in six weeks.
A $215 event out-paying a $1,050 event on the same Sunday is the arithmetic of guarantees, and the series pages lay the two side by side.
How the room publishes
Screen names only. CoinPoker does not publish real names or countries, and the reports that cover it, Card Player, Somuchpoker and PokerHeaven, follow suit. The desk’s records for the room therefore have no country column filled, and the ledger’s winner cell shows the screen name alone. Card Player prints payouts with the tether symbol in its tables and dollars in its text; the ledger shows dollars as published and the record’s notes state the currency.
CoinPoker is not tracked by SharkScope, so the lobby feed cannot fill gaps for this room. The runner-up’s prize in the October 25 CoinMillion, which the report did not state, stays blank for that reason.
Series
The room’s series are the CSOP (Coin Series of Online Poker), which the room’s own page describes as a 125-event fall series with 88,990 entries in an earlier edition, and The One. The CSOP page was not readable for this update, and the figure is carried as the room’s own claim. The High Stakes Poker seat race, eight weekly winners meeting at a final table on October 31 for a televised seat, is not a results event in the ledger’s sense and will be reported if a payout or named winner is published.
The United States
CoinPoker accepts crypto deposits and is not licensed by any US state. It is listed here as a results subject, like every room on the site, and not promoted.
Latest CoinPoker results
Full ledger →| Date | Event | Buy-in | Entries | Winner | First prize | Share of top prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1 | CoinMillion | $215 | 4,766 | CSCcardGREEN | $91,035 | |
| Oct 25 | CoinMillion | $215 | 3,655 | habfer | $114,480 | |
| Oct 25 | Sunday Grand | $1,050 | — | TonyTheToenailcollector | $74,432 | |
| Oct 18 | CoinMillion | $215 | 4,891 | Kgbseven | $120,500 | |
| Oct 13* | The One | $250 | 24,075 | TonyTheToenailcollector | $1,000,000 |