After 574 days, star player Samuel Vousden wins GGMillion$ again. In the 181st edition of the GGPoker Super High Roller, he defeated 149 entrants to win $323,784.
The tournament launched in June 2020 as Super Million$, with 30 Made players collecting at least two bonus titles. The biggest winner is Russian star Artur Martirosian. He has a total of 8 wins, 6 against Michael Addamo, and 5 against Niklas Åstedt, David Yan and Ole Schemion.
To put the Finnish flag on the podium, Vousden had to turn heads – against a struggling player at the GGpoker tables in Volodymyr Palamar.
On the final hand, Vousden easily saw through his opponent’s bluff. Here’s what happened:
The blinds were 70,000/140,000, the ante was 17,500, Vousden went all-in, and Palamar checked. When the flop came 7♠A♣10♠, Vousden bet 236,250. Palamar then check-called on the turn and saw a 4 on the turn. Vousden decided to bet 590,265, only to see his opponent check call again. Finally, on the river 4♠, Palamar increased his stack to 1,371,419. Meanwhile, Wasden thought for a moment and then called J.J.♥. Palamar held Q♥J♠ and watched his opponent win the pot.
GGMillion$ awarded a total of $1,490,000 in prizes. See how much each finalist won:
1. Samuel Vousden (Finland) $323,784
2. Volodymyr Palamar (Ukraine) $252,862
3. Daniel Smiljkovic (Germany) $197,474
4. Bert Stevens (Belgium) $154,219
5. Kannapong Thanarattrakul (Thailand) US$120,439
6. Matthew Stumpf (Canada) $94,057
7. “BAAABUUSKIIII” (Finland) $73,455
8. Enrico Camosci (Italy) $57,365
9. Juan Dominguez (Spain) $44,800
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I think the text highlights the impressive victory of Samuel Vousden in the GGPoker Super High Roller tournament, showcasing his skill in the final hand against Volodymyr Palamar. The distribution of prize money and the diversity of finalists from different countries adds to the excitement of the event.
This text highlights the impressive victory of Samuel Vousden in the GGPoker Super High Roller tournament, showcasing his strategic gameplay and ability to read his opponent’s bluff. The distribution of prize money among the finalists also demonstrates the international reach and competitive nature of the poker scene.