Renan “Internett93o” Bruschi has won his 11th career WCOOP title after taking down the $1,050 NL 2-7 Single Draw High event on PokerStars. The Brazilian specialist beat a compact 39-entry field for $16,714 and, just as importantly, became a two-time champion at WCOOP 2026.
The result keeps Bruschi firmly among the most successful players in modern PokerStars Championship history. It also gives Brazil another headline result during a series that has already produced major runs from several familiar high-stakes grinders.
Bruschi Adds Title Number 11
Bruschi’s latest win came in WCOOP 55-H, a $1,050 buy-in No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw event played seven-handed. The tournament attracted 39 entries and fell slightly short of its $40,000 guarantee, with only five players reaching the money.
That did not make the final stages any softer. Single Draw is one of the more specialist formats on the WCOOP schedule, and small fields at the High tier often mean a concentration of experienced mixed-game players rather than an easy route to a trophy.
Bruschi navigated that field to collect $16,714 and his 11th WCOOP title. The win came only days after he claimed his 10th by taking down the $530 Wednesday Surprise Mystery Bounty for $31,686 in total prizes.
A Second WCOOP Win in the Same Series
Winning twice in one WCOOP is difficult enough. Doing it across very different formats says something about Bruschi’s range, because the first title came in No-Limit Hold’em Mystery Bounty while the second arrived in a draw game that rewards a completely different skill set.
Bruschi has long had that reputation online. His results span NLHE, Omaha and mixed games, and he has become a regular presence near the top of PokerStars’ major championship leaderboards.
Poker Type has already followed the early WCOOP title race closely, including Niklas Astedt’s back-to-back victories and Benny Glaser’s record-extending 17th title. Bruschi now has his own double and continues to close the gap on the names above him in the all-time standings.
For more context on the series, Poker Type’s full WCOOP 2026 schedule explains just how many chances remain before the festival ends on September 30. The series includes 350 tournaments across 121 numbered events, so the title race still has plenty of room to move.
Brazil Keeps Producing WCOOP Results
Bruschi was not the only Brazilian making noise during the same WCOOP session. Players from Brazil were active across several final tables, reinforcing the country’s long-standing strength in PokerStars’ biggest online series.
That depth has become a recurring feature of WCOOP. Brazilian grinders regularly appear in large-field No-Limit Hold’em events, but Bruschi’s success in mixed and specialist games gives his résumé a different shape from many of his compatriots.
His 11th WCOOP title also adds another layer to the broader race at the top. Poker Type recently covered Benny Glaser’s 17th WCOOP title, while Niklas Astedt reached 14 after winning twice in two days.
Bruschi is not at the summit yet, but another two-title series has kept him in the conversation. With almost two weeks of WCOOP still to play, number 12 is hardly out of the question.
