Mike Leah Calls His Shot, Wins Bracelet No. 3 — Then Nearly Makes It Four

Mike Leah started Monday with two WSOP bracelets and a fairly public idea of how the evening was supposed to go.

Before the final table of the C$600 WSOP Online Ultra Stack resumed, Leah posted that he was going to win bracelet number three. A little more than two hours later, that's exactly what he did. The night wasn't finished either: while closing out one bracelet event, Leah was simultaneously working his way towards another final table in the C$400 PLOSSUS. 

By the end of September 28, Leah had his third career bracelet, C$47,007 in first-place money and a second deep run that came within one river card of making the same day considerably more memorable.

The two-day Ultra Stack attracted 535 entries, narrowly beating its C$300,000 guarantee to create a C$304,950 prize pool.

Leah entered the final table in the best position possible. His stack was worth roughly 153 big blinds, giving him the chip lead when play resumed on September 28. Before a card was dealt, he posted on X that bracelet number three was coming. 

Leah played the final table from the front and eventually converted that lead into the title, collecting C$47,007 along with the bracelet. 

The victory also came with a US$5,000 WSOP Paradise package, including entry into a Circuit Championship event and accommodation at Baha Mar in December.

Winning one bracelet would normally be enough to call it a night but Leah still had another tournament running.

Both the Ultra Stack and C$400 PLOSSUS Bounty resumed at 6 p.m. local time. Leah was already at the Ultra Stack final table, while 61 players remained in the six-max Pot-Limit Omaha event. 

By the time the Ultra Stack was finished, Leah still had chips in the PLOSSUS. Roughly two hours later, he reached that final table as well, sitting fourth of seven with about 63 big blinds. Alex Di Felice held the lead with 94. 

Leah and Di Felice then played a 29 million-chip pot, representing close to 70% of all the chips in play. Leah got the money in on the flop with roughly 70% equity, but the turn added outs for Di Felice before the river completed the turnaround. 

Instead of holding a dominant share of the remaining chips, Leah was eliminated in fifth. The finish was worth roughly C$16,000 including bounties, leaving him with one bracelet rather than two from an evening when four briefly looked realistic.

Leah's run came before the final two bracelet events of the 2026 WSOP Online Ontario schedule.

The C$525 Closer Bounty Turbo is set for October 4, followed by the C$1,000 Main Event, whose final stage runs October 5 with C$1 million guaranteed. 

Whether Leah adds another before the series ends remains to be seen. After Monday night, however, the math is simple enough: three bracelets secured, and for a few hours at least, number four was very much in play.