Can Benjamin Rolle Capture the WSOP Online & SCOOP Main Event Double?

The biggest day of the 2026 PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP) has arrived, and one storyline stands above the rest.

Benjamin “bencb789” Rolle, founder of Raise Your Edge and the reigning 2025 WSOP Online Main Event champion, is still in contention for the $5,200 SCOOP NLHE Main Event title.

If Rolle goes on to win, he would complete one of the most remarkable online poker doubles in recent memory, capturing back-to-back flagship titles across two of the game’s biggest series.

Such a result would not only add another milestone to his already decorated résumé but would also strengthen his standing for being considered poker’s online GOAT. Adding a SCOOP Main Event crown to last year’s WSOP Online triumph would make a powerful case.

With three No Limite Hold’Em champions set to be crowned later today, the final day of SCOOP promises plenty of fireworks across all buy-in tiers. Each of the Main Events play out their final tables from 5:30 p.m. UTC.

Machado Leads Star-Studded $5,200 Final Table

The SCOOP 119-H: $5,200 NLHE Main Event drew 443 entries, generating a $2,215,000 prize pool, with $397,025 awaiting the winner.

Brazil’s Matheus “matheusttcm” Machado returns to the felt as chip leader, holding a commanding stack heading into the finale. He is closely followed by “NY17PATS14”, while Rolle sits in the middle of the pack with plenty of room to maneuver.

Also still in contention is online legend Christian “eisenhower1” Jeppsson, boosting firepower to an already loaded final table.

SCOOP $5,200 Main Event Final Table Chip Counts & Payouts

Frankland Flying the British Flag in $1,050 Main Event

The $1,050 NLHE Main Event remains wide open, with 2,673 entries building a $2,673,000 prize pool and $391,390 reserved for the champion.

Finland’s “Samuelpol123” leads the way on the final table, but British high-stakes pro Mathew “Matfrankland” Frankland sits comfortably inside the top half of the counts and remains firmly in contention.

SCOOP $1,050 Main Event Final Table Chip Counts & Payouts

Massive Field Down to Nine in $109 Main Event

The $109 NLHE Main Event produced the largest turnout of the three tiers, drawing 16,883 entries to create a $1,688,300 prize pool.

Denmark’s “DJMiWez” enters the final day with a commanding chip lead, but several stacks remain close enough to mount a serious challenge.

With $181,541 up top, the final table represents a life-changing opportunity for many of the remaining players.

SCOOP $109 Main Event Final Table Chip Counts & Payouts

Odeen Headlines PLO Main Event Winners

While the NLHE spotlight builds toward its finale, the Pot Limit Omaha Main Events have already crowned their champions, led by another standout performance from Jerry “Perrymejsen” Odeen.

Odeen captured the $109 PLO Main Event for $20,174, securing his 15th career SCOOP title and moving him firmly into second place on the all-time SCOOP leaderboard. The win also marked his sixth title of the 2026 series.

At the middle tier, Benny “RunGodlike” Glaser came agonizingly close to another title but had to settle for second place for $40,748 in the $1,050 PLO Main Event, falling heads-up to “terror777727”, who claimed the $54,973 top prize.

The high-stakes finale delivered one of the toughest fields of the night, with “Prudently” taking down the $5,200 PLO Main Event for $119,975.

The stacked final table included Brazil’s Rodrigo “SELOIUAN1991” Selouan ($81,717), who finished second, and German high-stakes regular Ole “wizowizo” Schemion ($56,555), who secured third place. British pro Patrick “pads1161” Leonard ($39,140) also ran deep, finishing fourth while chasing what would have been a record-extending 17th SCOOP title.

SCOOP PLO Main Event Winners

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Calum has written for various poker outlets but found his home at PokerNews, where he has contributed to various articles and live updates, providing insights and reporting on major poker events, including the World Series of Poker (WSOP).