2026 PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker

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Renan "Internett93o" Bruschi Continues His Incredible Form

Renan Bruschi
Renan Bruschi

Brazilian ace Renan "Internett93o" Bruschi can seemingly do nothing wrong at the PokerStars tables at the moment. Bruschi can now call himself an 11-time SCOOP champion after coming out on top in the $1,050 PLO 6-Max event for $25,853. Amazingly, this victory was the Brazilian's fifth of the series!

Bruschi first won a SCOOP in 2021, triumphing in the $109 No-Limit Hold'em event. He then drew a blank until the 2024 SCOOP, where he won the $1,050 HORSE. Something special happened in 2025; Brusch captured four titles. That incredible form has continued into 2026, with Bruschi winning another five SCOOP events!

  • 2021 - $109 NLHE for $87,203
  • 2024 - $1,050 HORSE for $16,733
  • 2025 - $1,050 PLO for $26,752
  • 2025 - $1,050 Razz for $18,823
  • 2025 - $109 NLHE Deep Stacks for $25,148
  • 2025 - $1,050 PLO8 for $15,863
  • 2026 - $530 NL 5-Card Draw PKO for $8,155
  • 2026 - $1,050 8-Game for $16,903
  • 2026 - $530 NLHE 6-Max PKO for $17,308
  • 2026 - $5,200 NLHE Titans for $77,506
  • 2026 - $1,050 PLO for $25,853

The Samba star's latest SCOOP victory came in the $1,050 Pot-Limit Omaha 6-Max event, a tournament that drew 115 entrants and created a $115,000 prize pool. Once the final table was reached, Bruschi had another title in his sights.

Three-handed play saw Bruschi tangle with Ole "wizowizo" Schemion and Germany's "B00mslang." Schemion bowed out in third, leaving Bruschi one elimination away from becoming an 11-time SCOOP winner. That elimination happened, and a delighted Bruschi became only the seventh PokerStars player in SCOOP history to win 11 or more titles.

SCOOP 74-H: $1,050 PLO 6-Max Final Table Results

RankPlayerCountryPrize
1Renan "Internett93o" BruschiBrazil$25,853
2B00mslangGermany$19,828
3Ole "wizowizo" SchemionAustria$15,207
4h3pp4p01k4Finland$11,663
5texasilainenFinland$8,945
6#Naktro91Moldova$6,860
7texasflood2Brazil$5,261

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