Gustavo Campos Wins Second GGMillion$ Title for $416K

Gustavo “Gusscamposs” Silva Campos captured his second GGMillion$ title on GGPoker, taking down the $10,000 High Rollers event for $405,959 and a $10,000 tournament ticket. The Brazilian defeated Aleks Ponakovs heads-up after topping a field of 207 entries.

Gustavo Silva Campos had already won the prestigious online poker tournament in December 2025, making this another major result in one of online poker’s toughest weekly events.

The entire final table is available to watch on GGPoker’s official YouTube channel, with hole cards revealed and expert commentary from Jeff Gross and Ana Marquez.

Campos Took Control at the Final Table

Nine players returned for the final table, with Campos holding a commanding chip lead. Each finalist had already locked up $50,745, but the biggest prizes were still up for grabs.

Hannes Jeschka was the first player eliminated, finishing in ninth place after losing to Ponakovs. Rodrigo Selouan followed in eighth, leaving two Brazilian players still in contention: Gustavo Silva Campos and Kelvin Kerber.

One of the key pots came in a 10-big-blind confrontation involving BECAUSE-OF-YOU!, who held QJ suited against QT offsuit. A Ten arrived on the river, sending the Israeli player out in seventh place.

Gustavo Campos Eliminates Andrii Novak to Reach the Final Three

Andrii Novak, reigning GGPoker WSOP Online Main Event winner, made a deep run but was unable to get past Campos in a key 33-BB pot. Novak held AQ suited, while Campos had pocket eights. The pair held up, eliminating Novak in fourth place.

Batmunkh “Bingbing22” Unubukh was next to fall. He got his chips in with pocket jacks on the turn against Ponakovs, but the river went the Latvian’s way. Unubukh finished third, setting up a heads-up battle between Campos and Ponakovs.

Gustavo Campos Wins the Decisive Heads-Up Battle

Campos began heads-up with 73 big blinds against Ponakovs’s 63 BB. The duel lasted around half an hour, with Aleks Ponakovs gradually losing ground before the final hand settled the tournament.

Ponakovs got his chips in preflop with QJ offsuit, while Campos held JT offsuit. The board gave Campos a straight on the turn, leaving Ponakovs unable to recover.

Ponakovs took home $313,037 for his runner-up finish, while Unubukh earned $241,385 in third. Campos collected $405,959, along with the $10,000 tournament ticket reported by PokerListings.

The victory echoed his first GGMillion$ triumph in December 2025, when he won approximately $223,000 while also playing the $25,000 WSOP Paradise Super Main Event in the Bahamas. This time, Campos once again proved that he can finish on top of one of online poker’s most competitive final tables.

GGMillion$ Final Table Results

The nine finalists shared a total of $1,602,612 in cash prizes, with Campos also receiving a $10,000 GGMillion$ Live ticket.

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