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Artem Osmirko Wins $303K After Capturing $10K GGMillion$ High Roller Title

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Artem Osmirko wins GGMillion$ High Roller, earning $303,531 and WSOP Paradise package.
Defeated 144 entrants; Paul Hong finished runner-up for $237,045.
Artur Martirosian remains the all-time GGMillion$ leaderboard leader.

Artem Osmirko won the $10,000 GGMillion$ High Roller after overcoming a 144-entry field, earning $303,531 and a WSOP Paradise package. Hong finished second for $237,045, while Artur Martirosian continues leading the tournament's all-time statistical rankings with multiple records.

Russia's Artem Osmirko has claimed his first GGPoker GGMillion$ title after winning the latest edition of the $10,000 GGMillion$ High Roller, one of online poker's premier weekly tournaments. The event attracted 144 entrants, generating a prize pool of $1,396,800.

Osmirko secured the championship along with the top prize of $303,531. His victory also earned him a $10,000 package for GGMillion$ Live at the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise.

The tournament paid the top 15 finishers from the prize pool. Aleksejs Ponakovs was the first player to reach the money, finishing in 15th place for $23,279. The result pushed his lifetime GGMillion$ earnings closer to the $7.6 million mark.

Thomas Muehloecker also recorded a cash, finishing 12th for $26,097. Tobias Eichenseher narrowly missed the official final table after exiting in 10th place. His finish, worth $32,789, made him the tournament's final table bubble.

The tournament concluded with a dramatic showdown between Artem Osmirko and Hong. In the final hand, Hong limped with pocket nines before Osmirko moved all-in holding ace-seven. Hong called for approximately 12 big blinds.

The flop came ten-nine-jack, giving Hong a set of nines and placing him in a commanding position. However, the turn brought an eight, completing an unlikely jack-high straight for Osmirko. The river produced a king, which did not change the outcome.

Hong finished as runner-up and collected $237,045, while Osmirko secured his maiden GGPoker GGMillion$ title along with the $303,531 first-place prize.

Although Osmirko added a GGMillion$ title to his résumé, he still has significant ground to cover before entering the tournament's all-time top 10 rankings. Russian poker star Artur Martirosian continues to dominate the GGMillion$ record books.

He holds the tournament records for the most in-the-money finishes with 95, the most final table appearances with 50, and the most titles with 13 victories. Martirosian also leads the all-time earnings list with $11,137,437 in GGMillion$ winnings.

Final Table Results

Rank	Player	Country	Prize
1	Artem Osmirko	Russia	$303,531
2	Paul Hong	New Zealand	$237,045
3	Vlada "Vlada2108" Stojanovic	Serbia	$185,122
4	leng321	China	$144,573
5	Simon Beckmann	Austria	$112,905
6	Aleksei Borovkov	UAE	$88,174
7	Lucky-Nomad	Brazil	$68,860
8	Brunno Botteon	Brazil	$53,777
9	Guillaume Nolet	Canada	$41,997