Ben “Bencb” Rolle has won the second World Series of Poker bracelet of his career after taking down the $1,500 WSOP Online Millionaire Maker for $1,366,929.
The German online poker star defeated a field of 5,518 entries to claim the seven-figure top prize, less than a year after winning his first bracelet in the 2025 WSOP Online Main Event.
It means Ben Rolle now has two bracelets from two of the biggest online tournaments on the WSOP calendar, with his latest victory adding another $1.37 million to an increasingly formidable online poker résumé.
The Millionaire Maker generated a $7,863,150 prize pool, comfortably surpassing its $5 million guarantee.
And Rolle did not simply sneak into contention.
He arrived at the nine-handed final table with a huge chip lead and eventually finished the job against Austrian player “OilMoneyy” in a dramatic heads-up battle.
Ben Rolle Beats 5,518 Entries to Win WSOP Millionaire Maker
Rolle entered the final table with 89,137,795 chips, equivalent to 127 big blinds.
That was almost twice the stack of his nearest challenger and gave “Bencb” an imposing position with nine players remaining.
The tournament had already produced one of the biggest prize pools of the early 2026 WSOP Online schedule. Its 5,518 entries pushed the final pot to more than $7.86 million, with each finalist guaranteed at least $92,950.
Rolle ultimately converted his chip advantage into the title, although his route through heads-up play was far from straightforward.
“OilMoneyy” began their duel with the chip lead.
Rolle quickly turned the match around after making quads in a significant pot, only for his opponent to fight back and regain the advantage.
Another major confrontation then doubled Rolle back into contention.
From there, one final trap brought the tournament to an end.
Rolle Sets the Trap in Final Millionaire Maker Hand
The decisive hand began with a limped pot.
Rolle flopped top pair before the action checked through. The turn improved his possibilities further by giving him a flush draw, and Rolle responded with a sizeable bet.
“OilMoneyy” called.
On the river, Rolle changed gears.
Instead of making another large bet, he went small, leaving his opponent room to attack.
That is exactly what happened.
“OilMoneyy” responded with a big raise. Rolle moved all-in over the top and received a snap-call.
The cards were revealed, Rolle had the winner, and bracelet number two belonged to Bencb.
It was a fitting conclusion for a player whose reputation has been built not only around tournament results, but around the technical approach to poker he has taught through Raise Your Edge.
2026 WSOP Online Millionaire Maker Final Table Results
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Benjamin “Bencb” Rolle | $1,366,929 |
| 2nd | “OilMoneyy” | $976,155 |
| 3rd | “JessicaStreusl” | $697,152 |
| 4th | Ilsu Lim | $497,905 |
| 5th | Andrii Derzhypilskyi | $353,612 |
| 6th | Denys Chufarin | $253,999 |
| 7th | Song Li | $181,425 |
| 8th | Jeremie Zouari | $129,600 |
| 9th | Marcel Kessler | $92,950 |
The result also earns Rolle a $30,000 Super Pass to the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event in December.
Poker Type recently reported that WSOP Paradise 2026 will feature $120 million in guaranteed prize pools, including a $50 million guarantee for the $26,000 Super Main Event.
Rolle now has his route to the Bahamas secured.
Two WSOP Bracelets and More Than $5 Million From Two Wins
The speed at which Rolle has built his bracelet collection makes the achievement particularly striking.
His first arrived in September 2025.
Rolle entered the $5,000 WSOP Online Main Event having already come agonisingly close one year earlier, when he finished eighth in the 2024 edition.
In 2025, he returned and went seven places better.
Rolle defeated a field of 5,961 entries to win the Main Event, collecting approximately $3.9 million and the first WSOP bracelet of his career.
Now he has done it again.
His two bracelet victories alone have produced more than $5.2 million in prize money:
- 2025 WSOP Online Main Event: 1st, approximately $3.9 million
- 2026 WSOP Online Millionaire Maker: 1st, $1,366,929
Two enormous fields.
Two seven-figure prizes.
Two WSOP bracelets.
And both have come online.
Bencb Is Building a Remarkable WSOP Online Record
For Rolle, that final point feels significant.
Plenty of players have successfully moved between online and live poker, but relatively few are as closely associated with the modern online tournament game as Bencb.
His reputation was established long before he became a WSOP champion.
Years of high-stakes tournament results made Rolle one of online poker’s best-known professionals, while Raise Your Edge turned him into an influential coach for a generation of tournament players.
The bracelets have added something different.
They provide tangible WSOP hardware to accompany the online reputation.
Rolle’s victory also continues a strong start to the current online bracelet series. Spain’s Antonio Galiana won his third WSOP bracelet earlier in the festival after defeating 2,699 entries in the $600 Super Six Bounty.
Another German star, Stefan Schillhabel, recently won his second WSOP bracelet after navigating an extraordinary 7,277-entry Flip & Go field.
Rolle has now joined the early list of multiple-bracelet winners adding more gold in 2026.
What Comes Next for Ben Rolle?
The obvious question is whether two bracelets can become three.
Rolle’s first two victories suggest he is particularly dangerous when WSOP fields move online.
He beat 5,961 entries to win his first bracelet.
He has now beaten another 5,518 to win his second.
That is 11,479 entries across two bracelet-winning tournaments.
There will be more opportunities before the 2026 WSOP Online series is finished, but Rolle already has another major date waiting for him later this year.
His Millionaire Maker victory includes entry into the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event, taking Bencb from his natural online environment to the tables of Baha Mar in the Bahamas.
For now, though, there is another bracelet to celebrate.
Ben Rolle was already a WSOP Main Event champion, high-stakes online crusher, coach and one of the most influential tournament players of his generation.
He can add another line to the list.
Two-time WSOP bracelet winner.
