Finnish PLO specialist Eelis Pärssinen is a three-time WSOP bracelet winner with more than $21.5 million in live tournament earnings.
POKER HALL OF FAME
Inducted 2014
Eelis Pärssinen has developed from a feared high-stakes online Pot-Limit Omaha player into one of Finland's most accomplished live tournament professionals. Known in online poker as "EEE27," Pärssinen owns three World Series of Poker bracelets as of August 25, 2026, including two high-roller victories during the 2026 WSOP.
His results extend well beyond the WSOP. Pärssinen won the $100,000 Triton Poker PLO Main Event in Monte Carlo for a career-best $2.27 million in 2024, has produced seven-figure scores in both PLO and No-Limit Hold'em, and remains active in major high-roller events around the world. The Hendon Mob lists $21,559,660 in live tournament earnings for Pärssinen as of August 25, 2026.
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Who Is Eelis Pärssinen?
Eelis Pärssinen is a Finnish professional poker player best known for Pot-Limit Omaha, high-stakes online poker and major live tournaments.
Hendon Mob lists his nationality and residence as Finland, while its recorded live tournament results for Pärssinen date back to 2012. His emergence at the highest levels of poker, however, was initially driven more by his online reputation than by a heavy live tournament schedule.
Poker followers came to know him as "EEE27," a screen name associated with high-stakes online competition. PokerNews' Eelis Pärssinen profile notes that he built a reputation as an online poker standout before his first WSOP bracelet, with accomplishments that included victories in the Poker Masters PLO Series and EPT Online competition.
Over time, Pärssinen translated that online success into an increasingly substantial live résumé. His tournament record now includes WSOP bracelets, a Triton Poker championship and repeated deep finishes in some of poker's largest buy-in events.
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From Online PLO Success to Live Tournament Poker
Pärssinen's career is closely connected to Pot-Limit Omaha, a four-card poker variant that has become a major part of modern high-stakes tournament schedules.
His online background gave him extensive experience in a game known for close equities, large pots and complex post-flop decisions. That reputation followed him into live poker even before he became a regular presence at major tournament festivals.
By 2021, Pärssinen had accumulated live tournament results but was still much better known to many high-stakes followers for his online play. His breakthrough at the World Series of Poker changed that balance.
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2021 WSOP Bracelet Breakthrough
Pärssinen won his first WSOP bracelet in November 2021 in Event #64, the $5,000 Mixed No-Limit Hold'em/Pot-Limit Omaha tournament.
The event drew 579 entries and generated a $2,670,638 prize pool. Pärssinen defeated Noah Bronstein heads-up and collected $545,616.
The official 2021 WSOP results confirmed the victory as Pärssinen's first bracelet.
The format was an especially appropriate breakthrough for a player with his background. Rather than being a pure PLO tournament, the event required players to move between Pot-Limit Omaha and No-Limit Hold'em, testing skills across two strategically different games.
The win gave Pärssinen a major live championship to accompany his established online reputation and marked an important step in his transition toward becoming a regular contender in major live events.
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Triton Poker and the $2.27 Million Career-Best Score
Pärssinen's largest recorded live tournament cash came at Triton Poker's 2024 Monte Carlo festival.
He won the $100,000 PLO Main Event, defeating an 87-entry field that generated an $8.7 million prize pool. Daniel Dvoress finished second, while the final table also included Espen Myrmo, Sean Winter and Phil Ivey.
Pärssinen earned $2.27 million for the victory, which remains his largest live tournament score as of August 25, 2026.
The official Triton Poker report on Pärssinen's victory identified it as both a career-best cash and his first Triton title.
The result carried additional significance because it came in a $100,000 PLO Main Event, placing Pärssinen's strongest specialty at the center of one of the highest-buy-in Omaha tournaments on the international calendar.
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Seven-Figure No-Limit Hold'em Results
Although Pärssinen's reputation is closely tied to PLO, his tournament record is not confined to four-card poker.
At the 2025 WSOP Paradise festival, he finished runner-up in a $25,000 No-Limit Hold'em event for $1,043,400. He later finished sixth in a $100,000 No-Limit Hold'em event at the same festival for another $1,107,000.
Those results are important when evaluating his overall career. Pärssinen may be most closely associated with Pot-Limit Omaha, but multiple seven-figure No-Limit Hold'em scores demonstrate that his high-stakes tournament success extends beyond his primary specialty.
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2026 WSOP: Second Bracelet in the $25,000 PLO High Roller
Pärssinen began the 2026 WSOP with one career bracelet. By late June, he had three.
His second bracelet came in Event #47, the $25,000 High Roller Pot-Limit Omaha tournament.
The event attracted 451 entries and created a $10,598,500 prize pool. Pärssinen won the tournament for $2,161,056, the second-largest recorded live cash of his career.
The official WSOP results for Event #47 list Pärssinen as the champion ahead of runner-up Levon Khachatryan.
The victory gave Pärssinen his first seven-figure WSOP score and reinforced his standing as a major PLO tournament threat. It also moved him into a tie for the most WSOP bracelets won by a Finnish player at that point.
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Third Bracelet Less Than a Week Later
Pärssinen did not remain tied for long.
Less than a week after winning the $25,000 PLO High Roller, he captured Event #64, the $25,000 High Roller PLO/NLH Mixed tournament.
The 214-entry event generated a $5,029,000 prize pool. Pärssinen earned $1,172,296 for first place, with fellow Finn Juha Helppi finishing second for $781,500.
The official WSOP Event #64 results confirm Pärssinen's victory, while PokerNews reported that the title made him the first Finnish player to reach three career WSOP bracelets.
The result was also another demonstration of his ability to move between PLO and No-Limit Hold'em. His first bracelet had come in the same broad mixed format, while his second was a pure PLO championship.
Winning bracelets two and three within days of each other transformed Pärssinen's 2026 WSOP from a strong summer into a defining period of his career.
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Major Poker Accomplishments
As of August 25, 2026, Pärssinen's major accomplishments include:
Three World Series of Poker bracelets
Winner of the 2021 $5,000 Mixed No-Limit Hold'em/Pot-Limit Omaha WSOP event for $545,616
Winner of the 2024 Triton Monte Carlo $100,000 PLO Main Event for a career-best $2.27 million
Winner of the 2026 WSOP $25,000 PLO High Roller for $2,161,056
Winner of the 2026 WSOP $25,000 PLO/NLH Mixed High Roller for $1,172,296
More than $21.5 million in recorded live tournament earnings
Multiple seven-figure tournament scores in both PLO and No-Limit Hold'em
The most WSOP bracelets won by a Finnish player as of August 2026
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How Much Has Eelis Pärssinen Won Playing Poker?
The Hendon Mob lists Pärssinen with $21,559,660 in live tournament earnings as of August 25, 2026.
That total places him second on Hendon Mob's Finland all-time money list at the time of review. His largest recorded live cash is the $2.27 million he earned for winning the 2024 Triton Monte Carlo $100,000 PLO Main Event.
Career tournament earnings are a moving statistic. Pärssinen remains active, so the total will change whenever additional qualifying results are added.
His earnings profile is notable for its depth. Rather than depending on a single enormous score, Pärssinen has accumulated multiple seven-figure results across WSOP, Triton and WSOP Paradise competition.
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Eelis Pärssinen's Playing Style and PLO Reputation
The most firmly supported description of Pärssinen's game is that he is a high-level Pot-Limit Omaha specialist with extensive online experience and proven success in other formats.
His online identity as "EEE27" was established in high-stakes poker before his live tournament résumé reached its current level. PokerNews has repeatedly associated him with elite PLO competition, and his results provide objective support for that reputation.
His biggest live victory is a Triton PLO Main Event. His second WSOP bracelet came in a $25,000 PLO High Roller. His first and third bracelets came in tournaments combining PLO with No-Limit Hold'em.
At the same time, his seven-figure No-Limit Hold'em scores show why it would be misleading to define him only as an Omaha player.
More specific descriptions of his tactical style, such as labeling him loose-aggressive or assigning particular betting tendencies, should not be treated as established facts without reliable strategic analysis. His tournament record provides a stronger basis for describing his poker identity than unsupported stylistic labels.
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Pärssinen's Place in Finnish Poker
Finland has a long history in high-stakes poker, particularly in online cash games and Pot-Limit Omaha.
Pärssinen's career adds a major tournament dimension to that tradition.
His third bracelet in June 2026 moved him ahead of every other Finnish player in WSOP bracelet victories. Hendon Mob also lists him second on Finland's all-time live tournament money list as of August 25, 2026.
Those accomplishments give Pärssinen a distinctive position within Finnish poker. He has combined the country's established high-stakes online tradition with major victories on the WSOP and Triton stages.
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Current Status
Pärssinen remains an active high-stakes tournament player.
His 2026 results demonstrate that clearly. In addition to his two WSOP bracelet victories, he finished second in a $75,000 PLO event at Triton Jeju for $890,000, recorded a $797,000 score in a Triton Montenegro invitational event and won a PLO side event at EPT Monte Carlo.
He continued playing deep into the 2026 WSOP after winning his bracelets, including an 11th-place finish in the $10,000 Six-Handed No-Limit Hold'em Championship.
Hendon Mob lists nearly $8 million in live tournament earnings for Pärssinen during 2026 alone as of August 25.
That combination of PLO championships, mixed-game success and major No-Limit Hold'em results has made Pärssinen's live résumé substantially broader than the online PLO reputation that first brought him widespread attention.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Eelis Pärssinen
Who is Eelis Pärssinen?
Eelis Pärssinen is a Finnish professional poker player known for high-stakes Pot-Limit Omaha, online poker and major live tournaments. He plays online under the screen name "EEE27" and has won three WSOP bracelets.
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How many WSOP bracelets has Eelis Pärssinen won?
Pärssinen has won three WSOP bracelets as of August 25, 2026. He won his first in 2021 and added two more during the 2026 WSOP.
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What is Eelis Pärssinen's biggest poker cash?
Pärssinen's largest recorded live tournament cash is $2.27 million. He earned it by winning the $100,000 PLO Main Event at the 2024 Triton Poker Series in Monte Carlo.
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How much has Eelis Pärssinen won in live poker tournaments?
The Hendon Mob lists Pärssinen with $21,559,660 in live tournament earnings as of August 25, 2026. That figure will change as additional tournament results are recorded.
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What poker game is Eelis Pärssinen known for?
Pärssinen is most closely associated with Pot-Limit Omaha. His career also includes major success in mixed PLO/No-Limit Hold'em tournaments and seven-figure No-Limit Hold'em results.
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What is Eelis Pärssinen's online poker name?
Pärssinen is widely known in online poker as "EEE27." His high-stakes online reputation was established before he became a regular winner in major live tournaments.
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Is Eelis Pärssinen the Finnish player with the most WSOP bracelets?
Yes. Pärssinen's third bracelet at the 2026 WSOP made him the first Finnish player to win three WSOP bracelets.
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Does Eelis Pärssinen have a WSOP Circuit ring?
The current WSOP records associated with Pärssinen's name do not list a WSOP Circuit ring as of August 25, 2026.
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Is Eelis Pärssinen still playing poker?
Yes. Pärssinen remained highly active in 2026, competing in WSOP, Triton, PokerGO Tour and European tournament events while recording multiple six- and seven-figure results.