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Aleksandr Kropotov Wins $250 Mystery Millions in WSOP Online

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Aleksandr Kropotov wins $250 Mystery Millions, earning $631,459 and a bracelet.
He also secured a $30,000 Super Pass to the 2026 WSOP Paradise Super Main Event.
Max Stenberg leads the final seven in the $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship.

Aleksandr Kropotov won the $250 Mystery Millions for $631,459, a WSOP bracelet and a $30,000 Super Pass after dominating the final table. Meanwhile, Sweden’s Max Stenberg leads seven remaining players in the $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship with 78 big blinds.

A Russian player listed as Aleksandr Kropotov in the GGPoker lobby has become the latest World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet winner after dominating the $250 Mystery Millions final table.

Playing under the alias "sasha1317!", Kropotov eliminated all but one of his final-table opponents before securing a $631,459 payout, a WSOP bracelet, and a $30,000 Super Pass for the 2026 WSOP

Paradise Super Main Event.

The $250 Mystery Millions attracted 47,798 entries across dozens of Day 1 flights, producing a $10,993,540 prize pool.

The tournament had previously seen its $1 million jackpot bounty claimed by "DrAvacado" on Day 2. From the 4,083 players who returned for that stage, the field was eventually reduced to the final nine.

Kropotov then took control at the final table, accounting for all but one of his opponents on his way to the title.

The tournament reached heads-up play after Oliver Bosch was eliminated in third place. Bosch collected $363,048 for his run.

Kropotov then faced Canada's Jessica Moors for the title. The Russian player claimed his seventh final-table knockout by eliminating Moors, ending her tournament in second place with a $480,160 payout.

The victory gave Kropotov $631,459, along with his first WSOP bracelet from the event and the additional Super Pass.

Kropotov's victory also earned him a place in the $50 million guaranteed WSOP Paradise Super Main Event.

GGPoker is awarding a $30,000 Super Pass to the champions of all 33 bracelet events forming the 2026 WSOP Online schedule.

As a result, Kropotov will now have the Super Pass for the Super Main Event at the 2026 WSOP Paradise festival.

Attention also turns to the remaining seven players in the $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship.

The event drew 327 entrants and generated a $1,553,250 prize pool. Only seven players remain with chips, and Sweden's Max Stenberg holds the largest stack heading into the final table.

Stenberg is scheduled to take his seat at 7:00 p.m. BST on September 9 with 3,904,243 chips, equivalent to 78 big blinds.

Final Table Results

Rank	Player	Country	Total Prize
1	Aleksandr Kropotov	Russia	$631,459
2	Jessica Moors	Canada	$480,160
3	Oliver Bosch	Austria	$363,048
4	Mikhail Suy	Kazakhstan	$283,313
5	Norman Schreck	Germany	$220,753
6	Eric Bonin	Mexico	$306,963
7	Gay Peng Tan	Malaysia	$132,486
8	Francisco Zufia	Andorra	$101,691
9	Denys Chufarin	Ukraine	$85,282

Romania's Narcis Nedelcu is positioned directly behind him with 3,578,396 chips, while Lautaro Guerra occupies third place with 3,212,777.

Stenberg is therefore in position to challenge for his first WSOP bracelet, with Nedelcu and Guerra among the leading stacks still in contention.

Kropotov's Mystery Millions victory adds another bracelet winner to the 2026 WSOP Online results, while the $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship has seven players remaining.

The Mystery Millions concluded with Kropotov taking the largest prize after eliminating Jessica Moors heads-up. Meanwhile, Stenberg enters the Pot-Limit Omaha Championship final table as the chip leader with 78 big blinds and a first bracelet within reach.

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