Aleksandr Kropotov won the $250 Mystery Millions for $631,459, a WSOP bracelet and a $30,000 Super Pass after defeating Canadian Jessica Moors heads-up at the final table.
A Russian player called Aleksandr Kropotov in the GGPoker lobby has won the $250 Mystery Millions, securing a
WSOP Online bracelet, $631,459 and a $30,000 Super Pass for the 2026 WSOP Paradise Super Main Event.
Playing under the alias "sasha1317!", Kropotov controlled the final table and eliminated all but one of his opponents on his way to the title.
The $250 Mystery Millions attracted a 47,798-strong field across dozens of Day 1 flights, generating a $10,993,540 prize pool.
The event's $1 million jackpot bounty was claimed by "DrAvacado" on Day 2, as the 4,083 players who returned for the second day were eventually reduced to a final group of nine.
Kropotov continued his run through the final table, collecting seven eliminations before the tournament reached heads-up play.
Oliver Bosch was the final table player to leave before the heads-up contest. Bosch finished in third place and collected $363,048.
The heads-up battle featured Kropotov and Canadian Jessica Moors, giving the final stage of the Mystery Millions a Russian-Canadian matchup.
Kropotov ultimately secured his seventh final-table elimination by defeating Moors. The Canadian player finished runner-up for $480,160, while Kropotov locked up the championship and a $631,459 payday.
The victory also delivered Kropotov a WSOP bracelet.
In addition to his tournament winnings and bracelet, Kropotov earned a $30,000 Super Pass for the Super Main Event at the 2026 WSOP Paradise festival.
Kropotov's Super Pass comes as part of GGPoker's reward for the champions of the 33 bracelet events that make up the 2026 WSOP Online.