Artem Osmirko Wins Second GGMillion$ Title for $406,521

Artem Osmirko claimed his second GGMillion$ title on GGPoker after defeating Pedro Padilha heads-up in the $10,000 GGMillion$ High Rollers online poker tournament on Tuesday, November 10. The Russian player entered the final table as the chip leader and maintained his advantage to secure the $406,521 top prize, while Padilha collected $318,747 for second place.

The entire final table is available to watch on GGPoker's official YouTube channel, with hole cards revealed and commentary from regular host Jeff Gross and special guest Bernhard Binder, the 2025 WSOP Paradise Super Main Event champion.

GGMillion$ Tournament Overview

The $10,000 GGMillion$ High Rollers event attracted 192 entries and featured a $2 million guaranteed prize pool. The final prize pool was reported at $2,010,000, with the top 20 finishers sharing it. In addition to the $406,521 first-place prize, Artem Osmirko also earned a $10,000 ticket to the GGMillion$ Live at WSOP Paradise.

How Artem Osmirko Won the GGMillion$

Artem Osmirko entered the nine-handed final table as the chip leader with 84 big blinds and held his advantage throughout the tournament. He eliminated two opponents himself during the early stages and continued to build his stack, eventually taking a commanding lead into the heads-up battle against Pedro Padilha.

Tim Kramer Bows Out in Ninth Place

Tim Kramer was the first player to leave the final table. The Austrian moved all-in for 11 big blinds with A♥J♦, but Andrii Derzhypilskyi called with A♣K♠. Kramer's dominated hand failed to improve, earning him $58,074 for ninth place.

Artem Osmirko Eliminates Valen_tina and Derzhypilskyi

Osmirko picked up his first elimination when Valen_tina moved all-in from the small blind for 23 big blinds with A♦2♠. Osmirko called with K♥Q♥ of hearts and flopped two pair, sending the Mexican player home in eighth place for $74,066.

The Russian then dealt another major blow to the field by eliminating Derzhypilskyi. The Ukrainian moved all-in for 11 big blinds with K♥K♣, only to run into Osmirko's A♥5♥. The flop brought both an ace and a five, and an ace on the river completed Osmirko's full house. Derzhypilskyi collected $94,462 for seventh place.

Rayan Chamas Finishes Sixth

Rayan "Beriuzy" Chamas was the next player eliminated after a blind-versus-blind confrontation with Gaspare Sposato. Sposato moved all-in with A♥4♦, while Chamas called with K♦J♠. The flop gave Chamas two pair with a king and a jack, but a four on the river improved Sposato to a better two pair. Rayan Chamas finished sixth for $120,475.

Pedro Padilha eliminates Gaspare Sposato

Sposato's run ended in fifth place after he moved all-in for 13 big blinds with A♥K♣. Pedro Padilha called with A♦A♣, and although Sposato hit a king on the flop, he received no further help from the board. The Italian took home $153,650.

Gabriel Tavares Falls in Fourth

Gabriel Tavares lost most of his stack in a bluff against Osmirko. The Brazilian fired almost all his remaining chips on a K♥-5♥-8♦-Q♠-5♣ board holding 9♦-7♣, but Osmirko had A♠5♦ for trips and made the call.

Tavares managed to survive a couple of all-ins afterward, but eventually moved in with J♣5♥ against Osmirko's A♥Q♣. A queen on the flop left him drawing almost dead, and he collected $195,962 for fourth place.

Pedro Padilha Eliminates Pascal Lefrancois in Third

The three-handed battle ended when Pascal Lefrancois moved all-in for 13 big blinds with A♦3♠ after Padilha opened from the small blind. Padilha called with 8♦8♠ and hit a set on the flop, leaving Lefrancois with little chance of survival. The Canadian finished third for $249,924, setting up the heads-up match between Pedro Padilha and Artem Osmirko.

Artem Osmirko Wins the GGMillion$ Title

Osmirko started heads-up play with a commanding chip lead, holding 15 million chips against Padilha's 5.1 million. The Brazilian managed to win a few pots, but the Russian remained firmly in control.

The tournament came to an end when Padilha raised with K♠9♠, holding around 13 big blinds, after Osmirko limped with A♣T♣. Osmirko moved all-in, and Padilha called for his tournament life.

The flop came Q♠J♦6♣, followed by an A♥ on the turn, leaving Padilha in need of a ten to make a straight. The river brought a 6♦ instead, securing the victory for Osmirko.

The Russian collected $406,521 for his second GGMillion$ title, while Padilha earned $318,747 for his runner-up finish.

GGMillion$ Final Table Results

The nine finalists shared $1,671,881 in cash prizes, with Artem Osmirko taking the largest share after defeating Pedro Padilha heads-up. The Brazilian finished second for $318,747, while Pascal Lefrancois completed the podium with $249,924.

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