Another victory for Brazil at the $10k GGMillion$ on GGPoker—this week, Fabiano Kovalski came out on top.
There were 237 entries this Sunday, and the prize pool of $2,308,900 was distributed among the top 25 finishers. Laszlo Bujtas led the final nine players into the final table, where all had already secured $58,099; the winner took home $464,794 plus a $10k ticket and a $10k GGmillion$ Live Paradise ticket.
The first player to be eliminated was Emilien Pitavy, who went short-stacked with 
against 
held by Andrii Derzhypilskyi.
Immediately afterward, the next short stack was eliminated. Jesse Cesar was eliminated with 
against 
held by Alisson Piekazewicz.
With seven players remaining, the action dragged on for a long time, and during that period, Fabiano Kovalski took the lead. It was he who, with 7s, eliminated Alisson Piekazewicz—who held 
—on the board 
.
Just a few hands later, it was Andrii Derzhypilskyi who was eliminated with 
against Jon AV Santos’s .
Once again, it took only a few hands before D Kravchenko had to bow out with 
against Hannes Jeschka’s 
, with the board showing 
.
For PLO pro Laszlo Bujtas, who already has a GGMillion$ victory under his belt, the tournament ended in 4th place. He ran into Fabiano Kovalski’s aces with 
and had to say goodbye.
With three players left at the table, they were all neck and neck, but it was Hannes Jeschka who eventually fell behind and was eliminated in 3rd place with 
against Fabiano Kovalski’s sevens. This week, Hannes added $276,368 to his bankroll.
In heads-up play, it was Fabiano Kovalski who came out on top. When the board showed 
and Jon AV Santos went all-in with went all-in, Kovalski called with 
and thus claimed the victory, $464,794, and the GGMillion$ tickets, while Santos took home a generous $358,405 as consolation.
As always, you can watch a replay of the final table on ggpoker.tv, with commentary by Jeff Gross and Ben Rolle.
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