Hannes Jeschka Wins Latest GGPoker GGMillion$
The German beat Juan Dominguez heads-up, taking $406,521 and a WSOP Paradise package.
Hannes Jeschka won the latest $10,000 GGMillion$ on GGPoker, beating a field of 199 opponents for $406,521 and a $10,000 package to the 2026 WSOP Paradise live GGMillion$ event.
PokerNews reported that the result made Jeschka a two-time GGMillion$ champion. Juan Dominguez was the last player in his way.
Dominguez finished second for $318,747, but his run at a fifth GGMillion$ title will have to wait. The report described him as one of the event’s regulars, with almost 250 appearances, 76 cashes, 37 final tables and four wins.
Jeschka reached heads-up after Viacheslav Balaev bowed out in third. Balaev called off his last 10 big blinds with king-eight after Jeschka shoved from the small blind holding nine-five of hearts, and Jeschka’s hand held.
Four-handed play did not last long. It took just five minutes before Anatoliy Zlotnikov went out in fourth, after Dominguez three-bet all-in with ace-four of diamonds and got called by pocket kings, only for a deuce on the river to make Dominguez a straight.
Dominguez had also sent Mikita Badziakouski out before that. Badziakouski shoved from the big blind with ace-three and ran into Dominguez’s button shove with ace-seven, and the seven kicker played.
Viacheslav Buldygin exited in sixth earlier in the final. He three-bet jammed with jack-ten of spades after Jeschka min-raised on the button with ace-queen of spades, and an ace on the flop ended the hand.
The final duel ended quickly once Jeschka built a more than two-to-one chip lead. Heads-up lasted fewer than 10 hands, and the last pot went to Jeschka after he paused for about 30 seconds and called Dominguez’s river shove on a queen-eight-three board that finished with the four of spades.
More than half of Jeschka’s GGPoker winnings now come from GGMillion$.