Brazil is going in search of another GGMillion$ High Rollers US$ 10,000 title on GGPoker. This Tuesday (15), Kelvin Kerber returns to the site’s most talked-about final table after a week, aiming to improve on the fourth place recorded in the previous edition.
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The Samba Team professional appears in sixth place in the chip count, which includes the nine remaining players from the field of 209 entries. Kelvin Kerber has 2,135,712 chips, a good stack to play at blinds 30,000/60,000 ante 7,500, the level at which the final table will start. Simon Mattsson, a talented Swede, will start the FT in the lead.
Besides Kerber and Mattsson, this week’s GGMillion$ final table draws attention precisely because of the large number of stars from the global scene. Juan Pardo is in second, and Tamas Adamszki completes the top 3, with João Vieira right behind. Paul Hong also stands out among the smaller stacks.
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Check out the complete chip count:
| Name | Country | Chips |
| Simon Mattsson | Sweden | 3,955,281 |
| Juan Pardo | Spain | 3,276,183 |
| Tamas Adamszki | Hungary | 3,224,854 |
| João Vieira | Portugal | 2,723,270 |
| Max Buschmann | Germany | 2,334,552 |
| Kelvin Kerber | Brazil | 2,135,712 |
| Andrii Derzhypilskyi | Ukraine | 1,929,368 |
| Paul Hong | New Zealand | 1,590,947 |
| Alexander Tkatschew | Germany | 870,833 |
This edition of the GGMillion$ reached a prize pool of US$ 2,037,300, slightly higher than the guaranteed US$ 2 million, and rewards the top 25 finishers. In the ITM, besides Kelvin Kerber, Brazil had three other representatives. Carlos Ribeiro finished 19th for US$ 23,023, the same payout as Felipe Boianovsky in 21st, and finally, Ramon Kropmanns placed 22nd for US$ 20,273.
The GGMillion$ final table will start at 3 p.m. (Brasília time) this Tuesday and will have levels increasing every 20 hands. All qualifiers have already secured at least US$ 51,235, while the top six will take home six-figure prizes. For the champion, a payout of US$ 409,882, as well as a US$ 10,000 ticket to the GGMillion$ Live at WSOP Paradise, is reserved.
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See the remaining payouts:
| Position | Prize |
| 1st | US$ 409,882 + 10K ticket |
| 2nd | US$ 316,062 |
| 3rd | US$ 243,717 |
| 4th | US$ 187,931 |
| 5th | US$ 144,915 |
| 6th | US$ 111,744 |
| 7th | US$ 86,167 |
| 8th | US$ 66,443 |
| 9th | US$ 51,235 |