Artem Osmirko Wins GGPoker’s $10,000 GGMillion$ High Roller
The final table ended with a straight-over-set clash against Paul Hong, and the winner also picked up a WSOP Paradise package.
Artem Osmirko won GGPoker’s $10,000 GGMillion$ High Roller, outlasting a 144-entry field for $303,531 and a $10,000 package for the live GGMillion$ at the 2026 WSOP Paradise.
The event built a $1,396,800 prize pool. According to PokerNews, the nine-handed final table began with Jeff Gross and Denys Chufarin in the commentary booth.
Aleksejs Ponakovs was first into the money in 15th for $23,279. Thomas Muehloecker finished 12th for $26,097, and Tobias Eichenseher bubbled the final table in 10th for $32,789.
Guillaume Nolet was the first finalist to go after starting the table on three big blinds. Brunno Botteon followed in eighth, with his ace-eight of spades running into Osmirko’s pocket jacks and a four-heart board giving Osmirko the winning jack of hearts.
Lucky-Nomad took seventh for $68,860, their first GGMillion$ cash, before Aleksei Borovkov exited in sixth when his pocket nines ran into Paul Hong’s pocket kings and Hong flopped top set.
Simon Beckmann began five-handed play as chip leader, but the lead did not last. He first lost a bluff to Hong, then slipped in a blinds battle with Vlada “Vlada2018” Stojanovic, and finally busted when his pocket-threes shove ran into Stojanovic’s ace-queen and an ace hit the flop.
Osmirko then pulled away in the three-handed battle. His trip sixes against leng321 took the field to three players, and later his pocket jacks held against Stojanovic’s ace-ten to send Stojanovic out and leave Osmirko heads-up with an 11,694,774 to 3,514,226 chip lead over Hong.
Hong drew level and briefly passed him in heads-up play, but Osmirko got back on top and led 13 million to 2 million when the last hand came. Hong limped pocket nines, Osmirko jammed ace-seven, and the board ran ten-nine-jack-eight-king to give Osmirko a jack-high straight and Hong the $237,045 runner-up prize.
