After finishing in 4th place last week, Artem Osmkirko claimed his second title yesterday in the $10k GGMillion$ on GGPoker, taking home more than $406k.
But now to the $10k GGMillion$. Of the 192 entries, nine players made it to the final table. Alex Tkatschew was eliminated on the final table bubble, while Tim Krämer made it to the final as the short stack. Everyone had already secured $58,074 when the final began yesterday. The winner walked away with $406,521 plus a $10k GGMillion$ ticket.
Tim Krämer’s run in the final was brief; holding
, he was immediately eliminated by Andrii Derzhypilskyi’s
.
It didn’t take long for the next seat to open up. With
, Valen_tina was eliminated in a Blind Battle against Artem Osmirko; the board was
.
Andreii Derzhypilskyi had to bury his hopes of victory when his kings came up short against Artem Osmirko’s
. The board
also gave Artem a full house.
Streamer Beriuzy couldn’t get past 6th place; with
, he was eliminated by Gaspare Sposato’s
, who hit two pair on the board
to make two pair.
Luck wasn’t on Gaspare Sposato’s side, as he was the next to be eliminated. He went all-in with
against Pedro Padilha’s aces.
Right after that, Pedro eliminated Gabriel Tavares with
against
, leaving just three players remaining.
It was then Pedro Padilha who, with
, hit a set on the board
and sent Pascal Lefrancois, holding
, home in 3rd place.
Nevertheless, Artem Osmirko was the clear chip leader in the heads-up match against Pedro Padilha. The duel was quickly decided. With
, Pedro couldn’t make a hand on the board
, so Artem Osmirko, holding
, celebrated his second title and $406,521 plus a ticket.
As always, the full final table is available for replay on ggpoker.tv; yesterday’s stream was commentated on by Bernhard Binder alongside Jeff Gross.
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