Canadian Jessica Moors finished runner-up in the $250 Mystery Millions for $480,160 after reaching heads-up against Aleksandr Kropotov. Kropotov won $631,459, a WSOP bracelet and Super Pass, while Max Stenberg leads seven remaining players in the $5,000 PLO Championship.
Canadian player Jessica Moors came within one opponent of winning the $250 Mystery Millions, ultimately finishing runner-up to Aleksandr Kropotov after the Russian player dominated the final table.
Moors secured a $480,160 payout for her second-place finish, while Kropotov completed the tournament victory with $631,459, a World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet and a $30,000 Super Pass to the Super Main Event at the 2026 WSOP Paradise festival.
The $250 Mystery Millions attracted a 47,798-strong field across dozens of Day 1s and generated a $10,993,540 prize pool.
The tournament had already seen its $1 million jackpot bounty claimed by “DrAvacado” on Day 2. From the 4,083 players who returned for Day 2, the field was eventually reduced to a final nine. Moors was one of the final players standing and advanced to heads-up play against Kropotov.
The heads-up battle followed the elimination of Oliver Bosch in third place. Bosch received $363,048 for his finish, leaving Moors and Kropotov to contest the title.
Moors ultimately finished second after Kropotov claimed his seventh scalp of the final table. The Canadian player took home $480,160, while Kropotov locked up the $631,459 first-place prize.