All three SCOOP 2026 NLHE Main Events are down to their final tables, and one name stands out above the rest as play resumes on the final day of the series.

Benjamin “bencb789” Rolle, the founder of Raise Your Edge and the reigning 2025 WSOP Online Main Event champion, remains firmly in contention in the $5,200 SCOOP Main Event. Should Rolle go on to win, he would complete an unprecedented online double by capturing back-to-back world-class Main Event titles.

It would also strengthen his case to be considered the online GOAT. If his résumé wasn’t already strong enough, adding a SCOOP Main Event title to last year’s WSOP Online victory would make it increasingly difficult to argue against him.

Rolle returns to the final table sitting mid-pack, but with plenty of room to maneuver as Brazil’s Matheus “matheusttcm” Machado leads the way into the finale.

SCOOP 119-H: $5,200 NLHE Main Event Chip Counts

SCOOP 119-H Final Table Payouts

Frankland Still in the Hunt in $1,050 Main Event

The $1,050 SCOOP Main Event also features strong British interest, with Mathew “Matfrankland” Frankland still firmly in contention heading into the final table.

Frankland sits fourth in chips behind Finland’s “Samuelpol123”, who leads the way after building a dominant stack on Day 2.

With nearly $400,000 up top, the middle-tier Main Event remains wide open heading into the final session.

SCOOP 119-M: $1,050 NLHE Main Event Chip Counts

SCOOP 119-M Final Table Payouts

Massive Field Down to Final Nine in $109 Main Event

The $109 SCOOP Main Event attracted a staggering 16,883 entries, and after several days of action, only nine players remain.

Denmark’s "DJMiWez" leads the way into the final table with a commanding stack, but with several deep stacks still within striking distance, the low-stakes flagship remains anyone’s game.

With $181,541 awaiting the winner, it represents a life-changing score for many of the remaining finalists.

SCOOP 119-L: $109 NLHE Main Event Chip Counts

SCOOP 119-L Final Table Payouts