Alisson Piekazewicz advances to the GGMillion$ final table of the GGWF

Brazilian Alisson Piekazewicz will once again participate in the final table of the US$ 10,000 GGMillion$ High Rollers. After making two consecutive final tables at the end of last year, the star returns to the much-talked-about GGPoker final, which this time is part of the GGWF (GGPoker World Festival).

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Alisson Piekazewicz advanced with the smallest stack among the nine remaining players from the field of 207 entries. He has 646,231 chips, equivalent to just over 10 big blinds to start the final table. The current leader is the Russian Aleksandr Blokhin, who plays from Thailand and holds 5,119,901 chips.

Moreover, throughout the chip count of the final table, several other heavyweights from the global scene remain alive. The top 3, for example, also includes the German Leon Sturm and the Spanish Juan Pardo, two top players. The Finnish Samuel Vousden and the Portuguese Diogo Coelho are also notable names.

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Check out the complete chip count:

Besides Alisson Piekazewicz, three other Brazilians made the money in this edition of the GGMillion$, which paid out to 25 players. They were Gabriel Tavares (13th, US$ 29,117), Matheus Machado (20th, US$ 22,575), and Fabiano Kovalski (21st, US$ 22,575).

The GGMillion$ final table takes place this Tuesday (2nd) starting at 3 PM (Brasília time), resuming action at blinds 30,000/60,000 with an ante of 7,500. All qualifiers have already secured at least US$ 50,237, and the champion’s prize is US$ 401,900, the largest share of the US$ 2,007,900 prize pool. Additionally, the first-place winner will also receive an entry to the GGMillion$ Live at WSOP Paradise, valued at US$ 10,000.

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