Sep 23, 2026
High Roller results and advancing Main Events lead into Second Mortgage Week.
San Jose, Costa Rica, September 23, 2026 -- Americas Cardroom wrapped another major OSS XL Sunday with marquee online poker tournaments and three Main Event flights advancing toward the series finish.

slippy12 won OSS XL #215 for $119,923 after a final-table deal. The $630 High Roller drew 1,204 entries and built a $722,400 prize pool against its $600,000 guarantee. Runner-up a6amKa4ePBb earned $114,033.
High Roller #213H also beat its guarantee, reaching $299,400 from 499 entries against a $250,000 guarantee. G26 won $59,536. Mini Phil’s Thrill #219 drew 104 entries and paid $260,000, above its $250,000 guarantee, with Infliponcio taking $58,500.

The $215 OSS XL #216 paid its $250,000 guarantee, the $16.50 Sunday Splash paid $75,000 and the $27.50 Sunday Smash paid $100,000. All three tournaments had overlays, with Americas Cardroom making up the shortfall. Phil’s Thrill PLO #220 met its $200,000 guarantee exactly.
In the Main Events, the $2,650 and $1,050 tournaments recorded 468 and 950 Day 1A entries and returns for final Day 1B flights this Sunday, September 27. The $66 Main Event drew 2,564 Day 1B entries and returns for Day 2, with 493 players competing for a $500,000 prize pool after a $202,100 overlay.
Second Mortgage Week starts today with 10 Nosebleed Stakes events across five playing days and buy-ins from $5,200 to $25,500.
The OSS XL continues through September 29, with the remaining schedule available on the promotion page.
About Americas Cardroom
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