Artem Osmirko Wins Second GGPoker GGMillion$ Title of 2026
Osmirko collected $406,521 after holding the chip lead throughout the 192-entry final table.
- Artem Osmirko beat Pedro Padilha to win $406,521 in GGPoker’s 192-entry GGMillion$.
- Padilha earned $318,747 for second place, taking his GGMillion$ earnings beyond $2 million.
- Osmirko began the final table with the chip lead and eliminated two opponents before winning heads-up.
- His first GGMillion$ victory of 2026 paid $303,531 in July.
Artem Osmirko won his second GGPoker GGMillion$ title of 2026 on Nov. 10, taking $406,521 from a 192-entry $10,000 high roller. He beat Pedro Padilha heads-up, leaving the Brazilian with $318,747 and pushing Padilha’s GGMillion$ earnings beyond $2 million.
The $2 million prize pool was still largely undecided when the nine-player final table began. The field had been cut to nine on Nov. 8 before play resumed two days later.
Osmirko began the final table with the largest stack and retained the lead throughout, according to PokerListings. He knocked out Valen_tina in eighth in a 47-big-blind king-queen-suited versus ace-deuce-off pot, then eliminated Andrii Dzerzhepilskyi in seventh when his ace-five suited cracked pocket kings in a 25-big-blind pot.
Tim Kramer was the first finalist out, earning $58,074, followed by Valen_tina for $74,066. Rayan “Beriuzy” Chamas finished sixth for $120,475 after Gaspare Sposato made a better two pair on the river, but Sposato then ran ace-king into Padilha’s pocket aces and collected $153,650 in fifth.
Gabriel Tavares took fourth for $195,962 after bluffing into Osmirko’s trips. Padilha reached heads-up by eliminating Pascal Lefrancois in third for $249,924, improving pocket eights to a set against ace-three.
Osmirko held 15 million chips to Padilha’s 5.1 million when heads-up play began, a 94-big-blind stack against 32 big blinds. In the deciding hand, Padilha raised with king-nine of spades and called Osmirko’s ace-ten-of-clubs shove. The board did not help Padilha, securing Osmirko’s win.
The result followed three consecutive GGMillion$ final tables earlier in the year, one of which Osmirko won in July. That first title came in a 144-entry event with a $1.4 million prize pool and paid $303,531, along with a $10,000 package for the live GGMillion$ at the 2026 WSOP Paradise.
The GGMillion$ runs every Sunday on GGPoker, with $109 Steps satellites offering a route into the event.
