GGMillion$: Permanent Ban Issued After Account Sharing Violation

GGPoker removed two players from the GGMillion$ tournament after uncovering a confirmed breach involving account sharing. The violation was identified before the final table on November 11, 2025, allowing the platform to intervene while the event was still unfolding. 

The decision to block both individuals reinforced the operator’s policy on maintaining competitive fairness during high stakes tournaments.

Investigators detected irregular play on November 9, 2025, during Day 1 of the GGMillion$ event. 

The account registered as “Hinaru” was found to be operated by someone other than the account owner. 

The investigation verified continuous use by an unauthorized player, which falls under ghosting. This behaviour directly violates the operator’s Security and Ecology Policy that requires players to compete only on their own accounts.

Once the breach was confirmed, both parties were removed from the platform.

 Key actions included:

The Hinaru account reached the final table as chip leader. The account was blindsided as soon as the broadcast began on November 11, 2025, since it was no longer operational. No moves were made during the final table session due to the account block. This action ensured that an ineligible participant did not influence the tournament’s outcome or gain access to prize money.

Following the platform’s reconciliation policy, $115,752.22 will be redistributed to impacted participants. The recalculation process ensures that legitimate competitors receive the appropriate payout based on their play and the corrected tournament structure.

The operator relies on advanced systems that monitor in game behaviour, identify unusual activity, and flag potential breaches. The internal team reviews gameplay patterns, account activity, and related indicators to protect the ecosystem. When violations occur, action is taken without delay to prevent further influence on tournament outcomes.