GGPoker: WSOP Online, the GGMillion$ and the largest fields in online poker
GGPoker profile: the WSOP Online bracelet series, the $10,000 GGMillion$ every Tuesday, the 420,084-entry Ocean KO record, and how the room publishes real names.
GGPoker holds the two extremes of this ledger. The largest first prize on file is its 2026 WSOP Online Main Event, $3,931,259 to Andrii Novak. The largest field on file, and in the history of online tournaments, is its $5 Ocean KO Opener, 420,084 entries on October 13, 2026. The room’s schedule is built to produce both: a bracelet series with seven-figure Main Event payouts, and $5 knockout events engineered for field records.
WSOP Online
GGPoker hosts the international half of the World Series of Poker’s online bracelet events, with WSOP.com running the US half for its licensed states. The 2026 schedule ran through September 29, and the ledger carries four results with full payouts: the $5,300 Main Event, the $500 Mini Main Event (12,113 entries, $5,753,675 pool, Zhiqiang “panzhanle” Shen for $747,545), the $5,000 6-Handed Championship (466 entries, Ilia Arkhipov for $371,793) and the $1,500 Monster Stack (1,482 entries, Arthur “Higher Self” Thiriart for $256,542). Bracelet winners also received a $30,000 Super Pass, recorded in the notes and not in the prize.
The Main Event’s entry count and prize pool were not in the source on file. The record carries them blank; a $3.9 million first prize implies a very large field, and the desk does not back-calculate it.
GGMillion$
The $10,000 GGMillion$ is the weekly high roller the ledger follows most closely: Day 1 on Sunday, a nine-handed final on Tuesday, the top 25 paid, and each finalist guaranteed the ninth-place money at the close of Day 1. The October 27 final had 237 entries for a $2,308,900 pool and was won by Fabiano Kovalski for $464,794 after ten earlier final tables without a win; each finalist had $58,099 locked up. A week later, on November 3, Vladimir Minko beat Juan Dominguez heads-up for $404,362 from 202 entries, his second title in the event and the one that kept Dominguez from a sixth. The winner also receives a $10,000 ticket and a $10,000 GGMillion$ Live Paradise entry.
A GGMillion$ field is close to the same two hundred professionals every week, which makes the run of winners on the series page a readable form table for the top of the online game.
Ocean KO and the record
The $5 Ocean KO Opener turned a $1,000,000 guarantee into a $1,932,386 prize pool and beat the previous online field record of 253,692 (PokerStars, 2015) by 166,392 entries. Sange Savchenko of Ukraine won $52,665 plus $9,152 in bounties. The published payout table lists the runner-up with a larger prize than the winner; the record keeps the figures as printed and says so.
How the room publishes
GGPoker gives real names and countries for its bracelet finals and the GGMillion$, which is why its records on this ledger have full names where PokerStars records have screen names. For bounty events the position prize and the bounty money are published separately, and the ledger shows them separately, bounties after a plus sign.
The United States
GGPoker does not serve US players. The WSOP bracelet events it hosts are the international series; the US events run on WSOP.com in Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania with far smaller fields. Readers comparing the two should look at the buy-in and the entries on each record rather than the bracelet, which both award.
On the series board
WSOP Online 2026 (completed), GGMillion$ (weekly) and Ocean KO 2026 (completed) each have a series page with the results on file. Series totals for WSOP Online were not in the sources used; the page says so.
Latest GGPoker results
Full ledger →| Date | Event | Buy-in | Entries | Winner | First prize | Share of top prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 3 | GGMillion$ $10K | $10,000 | 202 | Vladimir Minko MX | $404,362 | |
| Oct 27 | GGMillion$ $10K | $10,000 | 237 | Fabiano Kovalski BR | $464,794 | |
| Oct 13 | $5 Ocean KO Opener | $5 | 420,084 | Sange Savchenko UA | $52,665 +$9,152 | |
| Sep 22 | WSOP Online Main Event | $5,300 | — | Andrii Novak UA | $3,931,259 | |
| Sep 1* | WSOP Online #6 Monster Stack | $1,500 | 1,482 | Arthur Thiriart (Higher Self) AD | $256,542 | |
| Sep 1* | WSOP Online #7 Mini Main | $500 | 12,113 | Zhiqiang Shen (panzhanle) CN | $747,545 | |
| Sep 1* | WSOP Online #8 6-Max Championship | $5,000 | 466 | Ilia Arkhipov BY | $371,793 |