Brazil will have a great opportunity to win another title in online poker this Tuesday (14). After all, the country qualified four representatives for the final table of the traditional GGMillion$ High Rollers, the main regular tournament of the modality on the GGPoker platform, with a buy-in of US$ 10,000.
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In addition, Alisson Piekazewicz, Rodrigo Selouan, Dalton Hobold and Pedro Padilha remain alive in the competition against five other international opponents. The final will also feature Rayan Chamas, Osmirko Artem, Sven Andersson, “Fishing boat” and Viacheslav Larin.
Meanwhile, the tournament recorded 133 entries and distributes one of the largest weekly prizes in online poker. The champion will receive US$ 280,345, in addition to a package for the WSOP Paradise, scheduled for December.
On the other hand, all finalists have already secured an important prize. Each of them guaranteed at least US$ 38,789, which further raises the expectations for the decision this Tuesday (14).
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Check out the complete chip count of the final table:
| Position | Name | Country | Chips |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Alisson Piekazewicz | Brazil | 3,750,154 |
| 2nd | Rayan Chamas | Canada | 2,603,741 |
| 3rd | Rodrigo Selouan | Brazil | 2,056,010 |
| 4th | Dalton Hobold | Brazil | 1,476,342 |
| 5th | Osmirko Artem | Russia | 1,260,738 |
| 6th | Sven Andersson | Sweden | 1,137,322 |
| 7th | Pedro Padilha | Brazil | 919,813 |
| 8th | Fishing boat | China | 669,930 |
| 9th | Viacheslav Larin | Serbia | 151,950 |
Alisson Piekazewicz starts the final table in the lead
Alisson Piekazewicz will start the final table as chip leader. The Brazilian bagged 3,750,154 chips, equivalent to 107.1 big blinds, and will open a lead over the other competitors when play resumes.
Besides him, Rodrigo Selouan appears in third place with 2,056,010 chips, while Dalton Hobold occupies fourth place with 1,476,342. Meanwhile, Pedro Padilha returns in seventh position, carrying 919,813 chips into the final.
Finally, the final table will be played from 3:30 PM (Brasília time) this Tuesday (13). The nine finalists will compete for the title with blinds starting at 17,500/35,000, ante of 4,500, and will fight for the top prize of US$ 280,345 and the package for the WSOP Paradise.
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