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Aido Wins $2.2M and Third Bracelet in GGMillion$ Repeat

Spanish pro Sergio Aido becomes a rare repeat WSOP Online event winner with a $2.2M score.

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Aido Wins $2.2M and Third Bracelet in GGMillion$ Repeat

Sergio Aido won the WSOP Online $10K GGMillion$ High Roller for the second time this week, banking $2.2 million and claiming his third WSOP bracelet, according to Poker.org.

Why It Matters

Repeat event winners at the WSOP are exceptionally rare, placing Aido in a narrow circle of players who have demonstrated the consistency to top the same high-stakes field twice. The $10K buy-in GGMillion$ High Roller is one of the most competitive online tournament formats, attracting a field of elite regulars and seasoned live pros, making a back-to-back title more statistically improbable than most headline results suggest. For recreational players and bettors tracking the high-roller circuit, Aido's win signals that online poker at the highest level continues to reward technical edge over variance in the long run — though individual results always carry significant luck components. The $2.2M payout reinforces that WSOP Online events on GGPoker now rival many live majors in prize pool size.

Context

Aido, a Spanish professional poker player, had previously won this same GGMillion$ High Roller event, making this week's result a direct repeat on one of the series' marquee tournaments. As of September 2026, the WSOP Online series runs on GGPoker and represents one of the few sanctioned paths to an official WSOP bracelet outside of Las Vegas. Three bracelets place Aido among the more decorated active tournament players on the European circuit.

What's Next

Aido's third bracelet will update the all-time WSOP leaderboard standings; watch whether he targets additional events before the current online series closes. Future GGMillion$ High Roller scheduling will determine whether any other contender gets a near-term shot at matching this repeat feat.

Gambling involves risk. High-roller results are not representative of typical player outcomes.

Source: Poker.org

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