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The anonymous CoinPoker account Giselle54 had built $4,794,902 in tracked cash-game profit during October as of PokerStrategy’s Oct. 29 report. The figure covered cash games, not tournament results, and came chiefly from high-stakes Pot-Limit Omaha and five-card PLO.

The total is based on tracked results and published session reports rather than independently audited financial records. Still, it puts Giselle54 well clear as October’s reported standout in CoinPoker’s nosebleed games, where blinds reached $1,000/$2,000.

The identity behind the screen name had not been publicly confirmed. Giselle54 had become a regular at the site’s biggest Omaha tables, playing established professionals and other high-stakes accounts in heads-up action.

One early-October week reportedly produced about $2.2 million in profit. In a separate one-day result, Giselle54 finished $1.52 million ahead, including roughly $788,900 won over 335 hands against samjazzykins in a $500/$1,000 five-card PLO match.

The biggest reported session came Oct. 21 against yolof1. Giselle54 played 1,674 heads-up hands across stakes from $500/$1,000 to $1,000/$2,000 and finished almost $2 million ahead.

That match included two pots above $500,000. The larger, a $556,640 PLO5 pot at $1,000/$2,000 with a $1,000 ante, went to Giselle54 with kings full; another reached $517,400. In five-card PLO, players receive five hole cards but must use exactly two to make their final hand.

Giselle54 also faced GucciNIKE, with more than $1 million on the table in their heads-up PLO sessions and several pots exceeding 600 big blinds. PokerStrategy identified GucciNIKE as CoinPoker’s biggest tracked winner across all of 2026 at the time, even as Giselle54 led the site’s October results.

The anonymous account had already drawn attention in September 2025, when PokerStrategy reported Giselle54 turned $100,000 into $650,000 in 24 hours at $500/$1,000 heads-up PLO, including a $471,000 pot against LUKAKU. PokerStrategy has compared the current CoinPoker action with Full Tilt Poker’s Rail Heaven era, when names such as Tom Dwan, Phil Ivey, Patrik Antonius and the then-unidentified Isildur1 played for huge sums. Isildur1 was later identified as Viktor Blom.