Myles Mullaly, Nicholas Palma and Brandon Wilson Claim Major PokerGO Titles

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  • Brandon Wilson claimed victory at Super High Roller Bowl XI for $1,125,000.
  • Myles Mullaly and Nicholas Palma each secured their first PGT titles at the 2026 Poker Masters.
  • Wilson, Mullaly, and Palma celebrated significant achievements on the PokerGO Tour in October 2026.
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Myles Mullaly won Poker Masters Event #1 for $218,400, while Nicholas Palma defeated Adrian Mateos to claim Event #2 for $235,200. Brandon Wilson captured Super High Roller Bowl XI for $1,125,000 after surviving a critical money-bubble elimination threat.

Three champions emerged across the PokerGO high-stakes schedule in October 2026, with Myles Mullaly and Nicholas Palma winning the first two events of the Poker Masters and Brandon Wilson taking down Super High Roller Bowl XI for $1,125,000.

Mullaly and Palma each earned their first PokerGO Tour titles, while Wilson secured the largest payday of the three victories after surviving a critical money-bubble situation in Las Vegas.

Myles Mullaly opened the 2026 Poker Masters with a victory in Event #1: $10,500 No-Limit Hold'em, collecting $218,400 after topping a field of 78 entries. The tournament generated a $780,000 prize pool.

The New York professional had previously come close to winning a PokerGO title at the US Poker Open earlier in the year. His Poker Masters victory ended that run of near misses, with Justin Zaki finishing runner-up for $140,400.

The final duel lasted more than an hour, with Mullaly controlling much of the action despite a brief period when Zaki moved ahead. In the decisive confrontation, both players pursued a flush while Zaki also held a pair. Mullaly improved to a better pair on the river to secure the title.

Nicholas Palma Defeats Adrian Mateos for $235,200

Nicholas Palma, known as Nicky P in the poker community, won Event #2: $10,500 No-Limit Hold'em at the 2026 Poker Masters, defeating Adrian Mateos heads-up at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas.

Palma topped a field of 84 entries to earn $235,200 and his first PokerGO Tour title. Mateos collected $151,200 for second place, while Michael Berk finished third for $109,200.

David Coleman placed fourth for $79,800, followed by Nicholas Seward in fifth for $58,600, Christopher Par in sixth for $42,000 and Sam Laskowitz in seventh for $33,600.

For the 37-year-old New Yorker, the victory was the most important result of his career, although it was not his largest payday. Palma wore a Scarface T-shirt throughout his tournament run, reflecting the confident and outspoken table presence associated with him.


Brandon Wilson Wins Super High Roller Bowl XI for $1,125,000

Brandon Wilson won Super High Roller Bowl XI in Las Vegas for $1,125,000 before the 2026 Poker Masters began. The $100,000 buy-in tournament attracted 28 entrants and generated a $2,800,000 prize pool as part of the PokerGO Tour schedule.

Wilson defeated Nick Petrangelo heads-up to claim the title. Petrangelo, who had recently won the Triton Jeju $150,000 10th Anniversary Special for $2.2 million, received $700,000 for finishing second.
Alex Foxen took third place for $450,000, Jeremy Ausmus finished fourth for $310,000 and Mateos placed fifth for $215,000.
Wilson entered heads-up play against Petrangelo with a narrow chip lead. The decisive hand came when Petrangelo attempted a three-street bluff with an underpair. Wilson called down with second pair and ultimately made a straight to secure the victory.

The Super High Roller Bowl XI result followed the $100,000 Super High Roller Bowl Pot-Limit Omaha event, where Sean Rafael defeated Joao Simao to win $1,150,000. Wilson had also won the $25,000 Poker Masters finale in 2025 for $464,000.

The 2026 Poker Masters was scheduled to run through October 23, concluding with a $51,000 No-Limit Hold'em finale.

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