Well-Known Pros Lonis, Riske Among Early Winners in Global Online Poker Championship

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Jesse Lonis and Ryan Riske were among the early tournament winners in higher-stakes events during the first weekend of the CoinPoker Global Online Poker Championship.

Lonis, playing as ‘DangerousGorilla22,’ made the biggest splash, as befitting a gorilla. He won the $5,200 High Roller Opening Ceremony, scooping $153,400. Lonis is one of the most accomplished tournament players in the modern game, racking up more than $33 million in cashes according to Card Player. He showed his skills can translate online, too.

CoinPoker’s official press release noted that Lonis already had about $100,000 in cashes on the crypto site this year prior to the big win.

As for Riske, a cash game coach, he showed he’s got some tournament chops as well. He won a smaller high roller for $58,000 under the moniker “Gambl0r.” Riske is also a CoinPoker ambassador.

Other Notable Early Results and Notes from GOPC

The player who got third in Lonis’ event, ‘IloveMyHand,’ had one heck of a day. They earned $71,154 for that final table, plus they won the $530 Opening Ceremony for about $63,000.

Another player securing a massive score was ‘BlackJes,’ scooping the $150 CoinMaster BITCOIN for $52,500.

Unfortunately for the operator, it wasn’t all sunshine and rainbows during the opening weekend of the most ambitious festival in site history, which guaranteed $50 million. A number of players reportedly dealt with connection issues on Sunday, and CoinPoker reached to offer compensation to affected players:

The series will continue, with plenty of huge tournaments remaining between now and the last day of play on Sept. 28. Each Sunday of September will feature a flagship CoinMillion event, guaranteeing seven figures in prizes for just $215. And the main event, with a staggering $3 million guarantee, kicks off on Sept. 6 with the first of 17 starting flights.

Deputy Editor

Mo has been reporting on the poker industry since 2013, excepting a foray into the sports betting space from 2021-2025. He's a regular in live tournaments and cash games at buy-in levels around $400-$2,000.