2025 PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker

2025 WCOOP Daily Coverage
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Big Winners in Sunday Majors

Jakub Michalak
Jakub Michalak

Three of the biggest Sunday PKOs of the 2025 World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) wrapped up on September 15, producing a string of notable winners and some of the week’s best storylines.

"MASTERALI 27" Wins First WCOOP Title in the Sunday Million

The $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Million] (WCOOP 38-L) drew 9,946 entries for the prize pool to stay at $1 million.

"MASTERALI 27" was the last player standing, turning their buy-in into $87,803 and capturing a first WCOOP title.

PlacePlayerBountyPrizeTotal
1MASTERALI 27$29,601$58,202$87,803
2fakecasar$3,913$58,194$62,107
3Dimaevk$5,998$34,528$40,526
4alienastrona$601$24,613$25,214
5Christian "WATnlos" Rudolph$5,083$17,544$22,627
6Paulo ''pvss'' Silva$3,469$12,507$15,976
7LiroL$5,154$8,915$14,069
8KaoruMitoma$1,752$6,354$8,106
9Viktor "gimley14" Mechev$3,530$4,530$8,060

Michalak Triumphs in the $1K Sunday High Roller

Poland’s Jakub “Olorionek” Michalak collected his second WCOOP title in the $1,050 Sunday High Roller PKO (WCOOP 38-M). Michalak navigated an 809-entry field to bank $104,033.

Marle Spragg
Marle Spragg

There was a close call for PokerStars Ambassador Marle “MarlzTV” Spragg. She returned for Day 2 as chip leader and ultimately finished in seventh place for just over $10,000 plus bounties.

Spragg’s run was made even more remarkable as she livestreamed the tournament while nine months pregnant, earning plenty of attention from the Twitch rail.

PlacePlayerBountyPrizeTotal
1Jakub "Olorionek" Michalak$45,041$58,993$104,033
2Yurec1707$23,807$58,992$82,799
3Jans "Graftekkel" Arends$6,875$36,783$43,658
4fred_high$6,375$27,058$33,433
599dm84$8,609$19,902$28,511
6Ilya “Leqenden” Anatskiy$15,582$14,640$30,222
7Marle “MarlzTV” Spragg$7,718$10,770$18,488
8andresdos$2,406$7,922$10,328
9Arunas "BalticMoose" Sapitavicius$4,032$6,381$10,413

Maue Lands Super High Roller Crown

Leonard Maue
Leonard Maue

The $10,300 Super High Roller PKO (WCOOP 38-H) attracted 59 entries for a $590,000 prize pool. Leonard “Grozzorg” Maue came out on top, collecting $212,667 — made up of $87,354 in prize money and $125,313 in bounties — for his second WCOOP title.

The final table was stacked with crushers. Niklas "Lena900" Astedt, Andy "BowieEffect" Wilson, and Vladimir "SerVlaMin" Minko were all in contention, with Minko narrowly missing out on what would have been a third WCOOP title of the series.

Another standout was Ilya “Leqenden” Anatskiy, who put together a remarkable run by making both the $1K Sunday High Roller (WCOOP 38-M) and the $10K Super High Roller final tables on the same night.

PlacePlayerBountyPrizeTotal
1Leonard "Grozzorg" Maue$125,313$87,354$212,667
2efkinis24$7,500$87,354$94,854
3Ilya “Leqenden” Anatskiy$2,500$48,614$51,114
4Niklas "Lena900" Astedt$11,875$33,285$45,160
5Vladimir "SerVlaMin" Minko$34,375$22,790$57,165
6Andy "BowieEffect" Wilson$11,563$15,603$27,166