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This Tuesday, February 3rd, a new final table of the GGMillion$ was played, the classic high roller tournament that takes place weekly on GGPoker for US$10,300 and brings together several of the best online poker players in the world. On this occasion, the title went to the renowned Samuel Vousden
The tournament had registered 267 entries, which formed a prize pool of US$2,149,500. As usual, the largest part of the accumulated prize pool was reserved for the finalists, who turned out to be 8 this time, after the 9th and 10th places were eliminated simultaneously at the end of Day 1.
The first elimination from the final table came quite quickly, within 15 minutes of its start. Aliaksei Boika
The First Elimination From The Final Table
Just a few hands later, Aleksandr Blokhin
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It took almost an hour and a half to find the next eliminated player. Finally, Guillaume Nolet
Samuel Vousden had remained calm regarding eliminations, but when there were 4 players left, he started to put on a show. First, he eliminated Mark Radoja with A A against 6 6. A few minutes later, he managed to hit an 8 on the river to bad beat and eliminate Arie Muller in a hand of A 8 against A K. Thus, Samuel Vousden reached the heads-up against Hannes Jeschka with a chip lead of almost 4 to 1.
The 8 On The River Was The Turning Point In The 3-Handed Showdown
The heads-up lasted only five minutes. Finally, Vousden won it thanks to a failed bluff from his opponent. The board had shown K 7 J 4 Q, and the pot had accumulated 3,060,000 when Hannes Jeschka went all-in for 6,210,602 with 6 8. After thinking for a few moments, Vousden called with K 2 and became the champion of the GGMillion$ High Rollers.
GGMillion$ High Rollers
Buy-in: US$10,000
Entries: 267
Prize Pool: $2,149,500
Finalists
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
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