. David Kaufmann then went all-in with 
, and sOOnShine pushed his last chips, but had to leave in 8th place for $1,150 on the board 
.The eliminations happened pretty quickly, with both David Kaufmann and Leon Sturm playing well. However, David Kaufmann lost a lot of chips to Aleksandr Blokhin with 
. On the board 
, David went all-in, and Blokhin check-called all-in with 
to double up. Although David Kaufmann managed to regain some ground, Juan Dominguez was the next to leave, then he too went short with 
against 
from Samuel Vousden, who had taken the chip lead by then. The board 
sent David to the rail in 4th place with $1,272.Samuel Vousden was a massive chip leader with three players left, eliminating Aleksandr Blokin with 
against Blokhin’s . On the board 
, the chips went in, and the game was heads-up. Despite a significant chip deficit, Leon Sturm did not give up, fought back, but ultimately it was Samuel Vousden who celebrated victory. With , Samuel went all-in, and Leon called with 
. The flop 
left little options, with the turn 
and river , and Samuel Vousden emerged as the winner, taking home $1,900 plus a $1k GGMillion$ Live Package. Leon Sturm consoled himself with $1,907. You can watch the Final Table Livestream replay on ggpoker.tv.
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