News ACR Poker’s Final OSS XL Sunday Sets The Stage for Massive Monday of Day 2 Action Owen Gaines Owen Gaines is a professional poker player and author who has played an estimated ten million hands and written four poker strategy books. September 28, 2026 The $2,650 and $1,050 Main Events both cleared their guarantees before Day 2. Sunday also crowned a $66 Main Event winner and paid out two high-stakes Nosebleed champions. The last Day 1 flights of the two biggest OSS XL Main Events are over, and both prize pools beat their guarantees. The $2,650 Main Event stands at $2,672,500 with 145 players returning for Day 2 today, while the $1,050 edition has $2,184,000 and 309 players remaining. That is $4,856,500 in combined prize pools heading into Monday, September 28. The $2,650 event recorded 1,069 entries across its flights; the $1,050 event drew 2,184. Their final tables are scheduled for Tuesday, September 29. Sunday also settled the $66 Main Event. MillionDollarCorner won $72,078.43 after the tournament drew 8,211 total entries and paid its full $500,000 guaranteed prize pool. It entered the final day with 493 players chasing the guarantee. The largest Sunday high roller paid out $732,600 from 1,221 entries. BuenaHistoria took the $630 Sunday High Roller title for $137,057.21. The event had a guarantee of $600,000, so it finished $132,600 above that mark. The biggest buy-in belonged to Second Mortgage Week. Its $25,500 NLH 8-Max produced a $1,275,000 prize pool from 51 entries. SamuSabu finished first for $341,376.91 after a final-table deal, and ACR Pro Chris Moneymaker placed sixth for $78,285. The high-stakes action has one more day. Today, September 28, Second Mortgage Week closes with a $15,400 NLH 8-Max and a $5,200 NLH 6-Max rebuy and add-on event. The High, Medium and Low OSS XL leaderboards also continue through Tuesday, giving players another chance to change the standings. Two Main Events Move to Day 2 The $2.5 million guaranteed $2,650 Main Event has 136 paid places listed in its Day 2 lobby, with $518,759.43 shown for first place. The $2 million guaranteed $1,050 Main Event lists 266 paid places and $367,790.69 for first. Those figures come from the tournament lobbies before play resumed Monday. The leading stacks shown at that point belonged to LawyerDad68 with 8,756,482 chips in the $2,650 event and SeverinoMastrabino with 8,243,050 in the $1,050 event. Both fields play toward Tuesday’s final tables. Monday also brings Day 2 of the $630 Main Multi-Flight, which carries a $1.5 million guarantee. Its surviving stacks add a third major Day 2 to a schedule already crowded with Main Event action. A $66 Main Event Champion and a Six-Figure High Roller Win MillionDollarCorner took the $66 Main Event title and $72,078.43. Runner-up sydens earned $52,105.78. The lower-buy-in Main Event now has a champion before its larger counterparts resume. BuenaHistoria won the $630 Sunday High Roller for $137,057.21, with Vamos Amigo second for $100,202.83. Another Sunday staple, the $109 Moneymaker, drew 3,265 entries and paid $326,500 against its $300,000 guarantee. donnyjones11 finished first for $41,263.93 after a final-table deal. The $16.50 Sunday Splash landed exactly on its $75,000 guarantee with 4,589 entries. Rodiones won $10,906.23. The different outcomes are a reminder to check the completed prize pool, rather than assume every Sunday event played above its guarantee. Second Mortgage Week Has Two More Events Today The $25,500 Nosebleed was Sunday’s largest buy-in and largest confirmed prize pool in these results. SamuSabu topped the field of 51; the lobby records a final-table deal, so the actual first-place payout was $341,376.91. Moneymaker’s sixth-place finish added $78,285. The other Sunday Nosebleed was a $5,200 NLH 8-Max with 77 entries and a $385,000 prize pool. FASTPLAYFAST finished first for $74,378.99 after a final-table deal. The week ends Monday with the $15,400 NLH 8-Max and the $5,200 NLH 6-Max rebuy and add-on. Players can find the remaining start times and formats on the Second Mortgage Week schedule. Completed final tables can later be studied in ACR Poker’s Final Table Replayer. Three Leaderboard Leads Are Still in Play As of Monday morning, GROOTHEDEGEN led High with 6,474.68 points, INIT2MINIT led Medium with 2,618.5, and MALEKSEY led Low with 1,401.62. These are snapshots of a competition that remains open through September 29, so the order can change. First place is worth $15,000 in High, $7,500 in Medium and $4,000 in Low. Players earn points from their OSS XL finishes. With Monday’s remaining events and Tuesday’s final tables still ahead, check the live standings before treating any lead as final. Sunday produced champions, a $1.275 million Nosebleed prize pool and two Main Event fields that cleared their guarantees. Monday now brings the Day 2 decisions and the last Second Mortgage Week events. The biggest two OSS XL titles are due to be decided Tuesday.