GOP Taipei Day 6: Robertus Hollink Wins Super High Roller as Main Event Builds Toward Guarantee

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Derick Elomina
Derick ElominaLead Content Writer & Interview Specialist

Day 6 of The Trial of Wisdom – GOP Taipei 2026 at CTP Asia Poker Arena , saw Robertus Hollink claim the gold Gauntlet after winning the GOP Super High Roller , while the Main Event continued with its second starting flight.

Kristof Segers emerged as the Main Event chip leader with 2,085,000, while Fendy Kosasih added another high roller title and the GOP Accumulator completed its seven starting flights with 569 entries.

Robertus Hollink - GOP Taipei Super High Roller Champion
Robertus Hollink – GOP Taipei Super High Roller Champion

The NT$220,000 GOP Super High Roller drew 11 entries, with Robertus Hollink eventually taking the title and the gold Gauntlet. The final three were Hollink, Indonesia’s Rudy Edenata , and Harry Halim , with Hollink eliminating both Indonesian players on his way to the title.

Harry Halim - Robertus Hollink - Rudy Edenata
Harry Halim – Robertus Hollink – Rudy Edenata

Halim was the first to fall in third place, leaving Hollink and Edenata heads-up for the championship. In the deciding hand, Edenata opened to 35,000 from the button and Hollink raised to 90,000. Edenata moved all in and Hollink called for his remaining 618,000.

Rudy Edenata (L) - Robertus Hollink (R)
Rudy Edenata (L) – Robertus Hollink (R)

Hollink tabled A Q against Edenata’s J J . The board ran 9 Q 5 5 3 , giving Hollink the pot and increasing his stack to 1.251 million while Edenata was left with just 69,000. Two hands later, Hollink finished the job to become the GOP Super High Roller champion.

After the win, Hollink spoke highly of the series and the way the festival is run, particularly praising the organization, dealers, food, and people.

I like almost everything. I think the organization is very good and very well run. The dealers are extremely good, the best in the world. The food is nice, and the people are nice. So actually, I’m kind of surprised that more people aren’t coming.

GOP Founder Lloyd Fontillas and Robertus Hollink
GOP Founder Lloyd Fontillas and Robertus Hollink

Hollink also encouraged players to make the trip to the next GOP stop in South Korea. “For me, Gods of Poker is one of the best series. So I think everyone should come to Incheon in South Korea at the end of October.

Looking ahead, Hollink already has another target in mind. “I’m going to win the Demigods Challenge. That’s my plan, and maybe the Main Event.

#34 GOP Super High Roller (220,000 NTD)
GOP Super High Roller
Total Prize USD
$67,130
Total Prize
2.1M NTD
Entries
11
ITM
3
#PayoutPlayer
SPI
1NTD 1,067,000
$33,565
RH
Robertus Hollink
Netherlands [NLD]Netherlands
606.09
2NTD 640,200
$20,140
RE
Rudy Edenata
Indonesia [IDN]Indonesia
428.57
3NTD 426,800
$13,425
HH
Harry Halim
Indonesia [IDN]Indonesia
349.93

Main Event Moves Toward the NT$17 Million Guarantee

Kristof Segers
Kristof Segers

The NT$33,000 Main Event continued with Flight B, bringing the total field to 74 entries after two of five starting flights. With a NT$17 million guarantee, another 442 entries are needed to reach the guaranteed prize pool.

Kristof Segers finished Flight B as the chip leader with 2,085,000. The Belgian had already come close to surviving Flight A, but returned for another attempt and this time made it through, knocking out Kai Cheng Hsu and Sin Lan Chen within minutes of each other to help burst the bubble.

Harry Halim
Harry Halim

Harry Halim , who had just finished third in the GOP Super High Roller , also jumped straight into the Main Event and bagged 941,000. Pao Hsuan Hsu finished with 660,000, while South Korea’s Hyungil Jang bagged 469,000. Lian An Jian and Charles Tsai completed the six-player group with 336,000 and 206,000 respectively.

RankPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blind
1 Kristof Segers Belgium 2,085,000130
2 Harry Halim Indonesia 941,00059
3 Pao Hsuan Hsu Taiwan 660,00041
4Hyungil Jang South Korea 469,00029
5Lian An Jian Taiwan 336,00021
6Charles Tsai Australia 206,00013

Flight C begins today at 12:30 p.m., with registration closing at around 6:15 p.m. local time. Three starting flights remain for players still looking to qualify for Day 2.

More Main Event Satellites Added

GOP Taipei Main Event Satellite
GOP Taipei Main Event Satellite

GOP Taipei has also boosted the guarantees on three Main Event satellites, with each now guaranteeing at least 15 Main Event seats.

The first runs today at 9 p.m., followed by two more on September 25 at 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. Each satellite costs NT$3,500, making them the cheapest route into the NT$33,000 Main Event.

The increased guarantees also leave open the possibility of an overlay, giving players another opportunity to secure a Main Event seat for a fraction of the direct buy-in.

Titan Stack Guarantee Doubled to NT$2 Million

Titan Stack Boosted Guarantee

The Titan Stack is also getting a major guarantee increase, with the NT$11,000 buy-in event now carrying a NT$2 million guarantee, double its original NT$1 million figure.

There will be three starting flights on September 24, with each flight playing down to the top 13.5% of the field in the money. Every player who reaches the money will receive a NT$33,000 Main Event ticket, deducted from the prize pool, before the remaining players return on Day 2 to play for the title.

Fendy Kosasih Adds Another High Roller Title

Fendy Kosasih
Fendy Kosasih

Fendy Kosasih continued his strong run in the high rollers by winning the NT$55,000 Single Day High Roller for NT$252,000 (~US$7,930).

The event drew 15 entries, with only three players making the money. Robertus Hollink , who had just won the GOP Super High Roller , jumped straight into the event and finished third, while Kosasih defeated fellow Indonesian William Tjokroprawiro heads-up.

Kosasih had already won the Turbo High Roller the previous day before finishing runner-up in another GOP High Roller , missing out on another chance to claim the Gauntlet. This latest win gave him his second high roller title of the festival.

The final hand saw Tjokroprawiro move all in on a K 7 3 2 8 board holding 6 5 , giving him a missed gutshot and six-high. Kosasih called with 7 7 for a flopped set to secure the title.

#41 Single Day High Roller (38,500 NTD)
Single Day High Roller
Total Prize USD
$15,855
Total Prize
504K NTD
Entries
15
ITM
3
#PayoutPlayer
SPI
1NTD 252,000
$7,930
FK
Fendy Kosasih
Indonesia [IDN]Indonesia
394.52
2NTD 151,200
$4,755
278.97
3NTD 100,800
$3,170
RH
Robertus Hollink
Netherlands [NLD]Netherlands
227.78

GOP Accumulator Completes Seven Flights

GOP Accumulator

The GOP Accumulator completed all seven starting flights on Day 6, drawing 569 entries in total. More than half of those entries came during the final two flights, with Flight F attracting 137 entries and Flight G becoming the largest flight with 175.

A total of 68 players remain, and all are already in the money. They will return to play down to the eventual champion.

Dakota Anderson
Dakota Anderson

Reigning GOP Manila Main Event champion Dakota Anderson arrived late in the afternoon at CTP Asia Poker Arena , played some side events, and also entered the final Accumulator flight, but was unable to bag for Day 2.

GOP Taipei: Day 7 Brings More Action

GOP Taipei Day 7 Schedule
GOP Taipei Day 7 Schedule

Day 7 brings the conclusion of the Accumulator alongside another full schedule of events. Main Event Flight C starts at 12:30 p.m., with 5 Card PLO Double Board Bomb Pot running alongside it.

The Demigods Challenge begins at 1 p.m., while the three Titan Stack flights will run throughout the day. Turbo High Rollers and the boosted Main Event satellites will also give players more opportunities to get into the action.

All data, figures, and photos courtesy of Gods of Poker.

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Derick Elomina
Derick Elomina

Derick Elomina is SoMuchPoker's Lead Content Writer and Interview Specialist, reporting live from WSOP bracelet events and Asia Pacific poker festivals such as TMT, APT, RDPT and APL Jeju, alongside player features and interviews for the site's Stories section. He discovered poker at 14 playing home games with friends, and by 21 he had entered the industry as a field reporter, starting as a hand reporter before building his current role on the tournament floor.