Russia's Artem Osmirko won the $10,000 buy-in GGMillion$ High Roller, defeating 144 entrants to capture $303,531 and a 2026 WSOP Paradise package. He eliminated runner-up Hong ($237,045) in the final hand, securing his maiden title in the weekly tournament.
Online poker's premier weekly tournament has crowned its latest champion, with Russia's Artem Osmirko securing top honors in the featured event.
The $10,000 buy-in GGMillion$ High Roller attracted 144 entrants, generating an overall prize pool of $1,396,800.
Osmirko earned the top payout of $303,531 along with a $10,000 package to compete in the live GGMillion$ event at the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise.
The top 15 players earned a portion of the prize pool. Aleksejs Ponakovs became the first player to finish in the money, exiting in 15th place for $23,279. The payout moved Ponakovs closer to the $7.6 million mark in career GGMillion$ earnings.
Thomas Muehloecker secured a cash finish by placing 12th for $26,097. The final table bubble officially burst when Tobias Eichenseher departed in 10th place, taking home $32,789.
The tournament concluded in a direct showdown between Artem Osmirko and runner-up Hong. In the final hand, Hong limped with pocket nines, prompting Osmirko to shove all-in holding ace-seven. Hong called for roughly 12 big blinds.
The flop brought ten-nine-jack, giving Hong a set of nines. However, an eight on the turn completed a jack-high straight for Osmirko.
A king on the river changed nothing, sending Hong out in second place with $237,045. The elimination confirmed Osmirko's maiden GGMillion$ title and the $303,531 grand prize.
While Osmirko's performance delivered an impressive victory, he remains outside the top 10 on the GGMillion$ all-time rankings.
Russian professional Artur Martirosian continues to hold the premier position in the tournament's history. Martirosian leads the all-time standings with 95 in-the-money finishes, 50 final table appearances, and 13 outright tournament titles. His combined GGMillion$ career earnings currently stand at $11,137,437.