Matheus Zancan and Brunno Botteon advance to the GGMillion$ final table

Just one week after Brazil was crowned champion of the GGMillion$ High Rollers US$ 10,000 with four members at the final table, the country will try for a double. This Sunday (19) on GGPoker, the green and yellow flag appeared multiple times again among those qualified for the FT, with Matheus Zancan and Brunno Botteon.

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This week’s GGMillion$ recorded 144 entries, running actions on Day 1 until the final table was formed. At the moment the decision was made, Matheus Zancan “Lucky-Nomad” had 2,433,218 chips, the second-best partial mark among the nine remaining players.

Above Zancan, only the German Simon Beckmann appears, who will start the FT in the lead after advancing with 2,920,322 chips. In addition, Brunno Botteon also figures among the qualifiers with the second smallest stack, of 794,478 chips.

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Check out the complete chip count:

This edition of the GGMillion$ exceeded the guaranteed US$ 1 million and reached a prize pool of US$ 1,396,800, distributed among the top 15 finishers. Matheus Zancan and Brunno Botteon were the only Brazilians to survive the bubble, however, among those eliminated in the money were figures such as the Austrian Thomas Muehloecker (12th, US$ 26,097) and the Latvian Aleksejs Ponakovs (15th, US$ 23,279).

The GGMillion$ final table will take place on Tuesday (21) starting at 3 p.m. (Brasília time), starting at blinds 17,500/35,000 ante 4,500 and increasing level every 20 hands. All qualifiers have already secured at least US$ 41,997, and the champion will take US$ 303,531, in addition to a US$ 10,000 entry for the GGMillion$ Live at the next WSOP Paradise.

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See the FT payouts: