Sergei Kislinskii Wins Two Titles in WSOP Online Fall Series
Updated October 26, 2026 at 11:19 AM CDT. Added the organizer’s October 26 leaderboard snapshot.
Sergei “CaseyStewart” Kislinskii has two wins and two runner-up finishes in the 2026 WSOP Online Fall Bracelet Series, according to Pokerfuse’s October 24 report. The four top-two results give him a strong series résumé across several no-limit hold’em formats.
A dated lead in the series standings
The official WSOP Online leaderboard independently lists CaseyStewart first with 2,344.6 points in its October 21 snapshot. That earlier standings snapshot was not a final series ranking.
A newer official leaderboard image dated October 26 still places CaseyStewart first, with 2,344.63 points. Mike “KissTheRings” Holtz is second on 1,990.08. The updated snapshot confirms his lead on that date; the series remains in progress and these are not final standings.
The organizer has set aside $50,000 in leaderboard tournament-ticket prizes, including $15,000 for first place. Those awards come after the series; the leading position does not mean Kislinskii has already received that prize.
Two wins and two near misses
Pokerfuse reports victories in Event #6, the $2,000 NLH Big PKO, and Event #14, the $500 NLH 6-Max. The respective fields were 193 and 565 entries. Six-max tournaments limit each table to six seats.
His other two top-two finishes came in Event #8, the $1,000 NLH Deepstack, and Event #12, the $888 NLH Fall Crazy 8’s. The report lists fields of 372 and 346 entries for those runner-up results.
The organizer’s published schedule lists October 4 for the Big PKO, October 6 for the Deepstack, October 11 for Fall Crazy 8’s and October 15 for the $500 six-max event. Those are scheduled start dates for the earlier October tournaments.
The fall schedule continues
The US online series runs September 27–November 10, 2026 and offers 33 bracelet events. The schedule lists a $1,000 six-max tournament on October 27 and a $1,000 Online Championship on November 1. WSOP advises players to check its client for changes.
Further verified results can change the standings before the series closes. Follow our World Series of Poker coverage for related tournament news.
Sources
Pokerfuse — October 24 results report; WSOP Online — official schedule; WSOP Online leaderboard — October 21 and October 26 standings images and prize terms.
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