This week's edition of the GGMillion$ High Roller attracted a total of 202 entries with a $10,000 buy-in. This slightly surpassed the $2 million guarantee and brought the prize pool to $2,010,000.
The final table had a distinctly European flavor, filled with dramatic twists. Legendary Artur Martirosian, gunning for his 12th title in this series, suffered a tough exit. His hand, K s K h, was outdone by A d K c from the player known as 'Unelmavavy' after the board read A h Q c 6 s 5 s J c, and he exited in 7th place.
In the battle of the final three players, Minko found himself in a tight spot, down to his last 8 big blinds. He successfully doubled up through Juan Pardo, whom he ultimately faced in heads-up play.
In the decisive hand, Pardo called Minko's all-in with J c T c. Minko revealed A c 3 d, and after the board showed 4 d K s K d 4 h Q s, his ace secured the victory. Following his win in 2023, Minko has now claimed his second title from this event.
Final Table Results of the $10,000 GGMillion$ High Roller:
|
Place |
Player |
Country |
Winnings |
|
1. |
Vladimir Minko |
Russia |
$404,362 |
|
2. |
Juan Pardo |
Spain |
$311,806 |
|
3. |
David Kaufmann |
Germany |
$240,435 |
|
4. |
Osmirko Artem |
Russia |
$185,401 |
|
5. |
Sebastian Gaehl |
Germany |
$142,963 |
|
6. |
Unelmavavy |
Finland |
$110,240 |
|
7. |
Artur Martirosian |
Russia |
$85,006 |
|
8. |
Juho Suutari |
Finland |
$65,549 |
|
9. |
Yahor Dambrouski |
Belarus |
$50,545 |

Sources: GGPoker, YouTube
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