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GGPoker: Jorge Abreu Wins His First GGMillion$ Title

Jorge Abreu prevailed in heads-up play against Tim Krämer and claimed victory yesterday in the $10k GGMillion$ tournament on GGPoker, winning more than $429,000.

Of the 219 entries, nine players made it to yesterday’s final table. All players had already secured $53,686, and the winner could look forward to $429,493 plus a $10k GGMillions Paradise ticket. Tim Krämer was the chip leader, while Christoph Vogelsang started in 5th place.

Tim Krämer was the first to eliminate a player; holding , he knocked out Brandon Wilson, who had , when the king hit the turn. Christoph Vogelsang then won a huge pot when he doubled up with queens against Felipe Boianovsky and eliminated Milos Petakovic, who held on a board of .

Boianovsky fell behind but managed to hang on for a while before he was eliminated short-stacked with against Andreas Christoforou’s . Shortly thereafter, Christoforou went all-in from the SB with ; short-stacked Loyaltyfee! called all-in from the BB with . The board ran , leaving five players at the table.

Ravid Garbi was eliminated when he ran out of luck with against held by Jorge Abreu. The board ran , and Ravid finished in 5th place. Christoph Vogelsang lost half his stack when he ran into Jorge Abreu’s kings with . Christoph was unable to recover from that setback; shortly afterward, he ran into Tim Krämer’s with , and the board came —and Christoph finished in 4th place. It didn’t take long for the heads-up to begin. Big stack Tim Krämer applied pressure; Andreas Christoforou gave up a large pot to him and fell behind Jorge Abreu. When the chips went into the middle on the board went into the middle, Christoforou held , but Jorge Abreu took the pot with and now went heads-up against Tim Krämer.

The two engaged in a thrilling duel, but the outcome wouldn’t take too long to decide. Tim Krämer fell behind and eventually faced an all-in call decision on the board with . He bet his last chips with , but Jorge Abreu held , so Tim had to settle for 2nd place and $331,184, while Jorge Abreu celebrated winning over $429,493 plus a $10k GGmillion$ ticket and a $10k WSOPP GGMillion$ ticket.

You can watch the action in the replay on ggpoker.tv.

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