Antonio Galiana Wins Third WSOP Bracelet After Conquering 2,699-Entry Online Event

Antonio Galiana has become a three-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner, continuing a remarkable run that has now seen the Spanish poker pro win WSOP gold in three consecutive years.

Galiana, playing online as “ImTheBest,” defeated a 2,699-entry field in the $600 Super Six Bounty 6-Handed No-Limit Hold’em event during the 2026 WSOP Online series.

The victory earned Galiana $155,340 including bounties, his first online WSOP bracelet and the third bracelet of a career that is gathering momentum quickly. The WSOP now officially lists Galiana with three bracelets, five final tables and 73 cashes.

It also came just days after Poker Type reported Galiana reaching another enormous online final table, finishing sixth as Stefan Schillhabel won the 7,277-entry WSOP Flip & Go.

This time, Galiana finished the job.

Antonio Galiana Wins $600 WSOP Online Super Six Bounty

The $600 Super Six Bounty attracted 2,699 entries, creating a total prize pool reported at $1,538,430.

Galiana navigated the six-handed bounty format to reach a seven-player final table featuring players from Brazil, Russia, Poland and Austria.

Playing under his familiar “ImTheBest” screen name, he eventually reached heads-up against Brazil’s Jonatas Gomes.

Galiana completed the victory to collect $85,368 from the regular prize pool plus $69,972 in bounties, taking his total return to $155,340.

Gomes collected $108,380 for second place. Anton Danilov finished third for $76,142, with Roman Hanoyan taking fourth for $56,990.

$600 Super Six Bounty Final Table Results

The result also earns Galiana a $30,000 Super Pass for the 2026 WSOP Paradise Super Main Event, which is being awarded to WSOP Online champions.

Antonio Galiana Has Won a WSOP Bracelet Every Year Since 2024

Three bracelets is impressive enough.

The speed at which Galiana has collected them is arguably even more notable.

His first arrived at the 2024 World Series of Poker in Las Vegas, when he won the $2,500 No-Limit Hold’em Freezeout.

Galiana came through a 1,267-entry field and defeated Johan Guilbert heads-up to win $439,395 and his first WSOP bracelet.

Twelve months later, he did it again.

Galiana won the $5,000 No-Limit Hold’em 8-Handed event at the 2025 WSOP, defeating a 693-entry field and collecting $582,008.

Now he has completed a three-year sequence:

2024: Bracelet #1

2025: Bracelet #2

2026: Bracelet #3

The latest victory also adds something new to his record. His first two bracelets were won at the live WSOP in Las Vegas.

Bracelet number three came online.

Galiana Goes From 7,277-Entry Flip & Go to WSOP Champion

Galiana had already come close to winning an online bracelet during the opening stages of this WSOP Online series.

The $100 Flip & Go attracted a remarkable 7,277 entries, with Galiana surviving the initial flip stage before progressing deep into the conventional tournament.

He eventually reached the final table.

Galiana finished sixth for $44,462 as Stefan Schillhabel secured his second WSOP bracelet.

It would have been easy to view that as another near miss.

Instead, Galiana returned to the virtual tables and converted his next major opportunity into bracelet number three.

Galiana Also Finished 12th in the 2026 WSOP Main Event

The bracelet is not Galiana’s only major WSOP result this year.

He also produced one of the deepest runs of the 2026 WSOP Main Event, surviving almost the entire 9,208-player field before eventually finishing 12th for $510,000.

Official WSOP results place Galiana immediately ahead of 2019 world champion Hossein Ensan, who finished 13th for the same prize.

Galiana had entered Day 8 with 27.2 million chips and just 21 players remaining, putting him within touching distance of poker’s most famous final table.

The final table did not quite arrive.

Another bracelet soon did.

Between his Main Event run, the enormous Flip & Go final table and now a WSOP Online title, Galiana has put together an outstanding few months of World Series results.

Three WSOP Bracelets and Almost $2 Million in WSOP Earnings

Galiana’s WSOP résumé is beginning to look increasingly substantial.

Official World Series of Poker records now show three wins, three bracelets, five final tables and 73 cashes, with almost $2 million in recorded WSOP earnings.

The three bracelet victories alone have produced more than $1.17 million in winnings.

His $510,000 Main Event finish adds another major result from this summer.

And Galiana is still accumulating opportunities.

Winning the Super Six Bounty gives him entry to the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event later this year, providing another chance to add a major title before 2026 is finished.

Antonio Galiana’s Three WSOP Bracelet Wins

Galiana’s bracelet record now reads:

2024 WSOP

$2,500 No-Limit Hold’em Freezeout
1st of 1,267 entries
$439,395

2025 WSOP

$5,000 No-Limit Hold’em 8-Handed
1st of 693 entries
$582,008

2026 WSOP Online

$600 Super Six Bounty 6-Handed NLH
1st of 2,699 entries
$155,340 including bounties

Three years.

Three WSOP victories.

Three bracelets.

And unlike many multiple bracelet winners who wait years between victories, Galiana has yet to experience a calendar year without winning one since his first breakthrough in 2024.

Antonio Galiana Adds His Name to Poker’s Three-Bracelet Club

Galiana’s latest victory is more than another online tournament result.

His first bracelet proved he could win at the WSOP.

His second showed it was no one-off.

The third establishes a pattern.

He has now won bracelets in live freezeout, eight-handed and online six-handed bounty formats, while also coming within three places of the 2026 WSOP Main Event final table.

There are plenty of players with longer WSOP résumés.

Few have built a three-bracelet collection this quickly.

Antonio Galiana has won WSOP gold in 2024, 2025 and 2026.

At this rate, the obvious question is how long he intends to keep the streak going.