Ramon Kropmanns qualifies for the GGMillion$ final table

Ramon Kropmanns qualifies for the GGMillion$ final table

Brazil will once again be represented at the final table of the GGMillion$ High Rollers US$ 10,000, a weekly tournament on GGPoker. The professional Ramon Kropmanns will return to play the final, as he qualified on Day 1 of the current edition of the event, this Sunday (30).

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In a field of 252 entries, Ramon Kropmanns was the only Brazilian to survive among the nine qualifiers, and he advanced with the third largest stack, of 2,816,285 chips. Above him in the count were only the Canadian Guillaume Nolet, who leads with 8,047,557, and the Latvian Aleksejs Ponakovs, with 4,570,196.

Check out the complete chip count:

NameCountryChips
Guillaume NoletCanada8,047,557
Aleksejs PonakovsLatvia4,570,196
Ramon KropmannsBrazil2,816,285
Sven AnderssonSweden2,656,539
Barak WisbrodIsrael2,112,922
Max BuschmannGermany1,887,880
Johannes StraverNetherlands1,635,605
Marco PerezArgentina1,478,672
“SuperFish5555”Malta1,183,344

However, two other representatives from the country reached the payout zone. Bruno Volkmann finished his campaign in 15th place for US$ 29,416, while Gabriel Medeiros was 26th for US$ 20,487. Among the international highlights are Mikita Badziakouski (10th, US$ 42,237), Hannes Jeschka (12th, US$ 33,186) and Pedro Neves (22nd, US$ 23,112).

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The GGMillion$ will return to play its final table this Tuesday (1st) at 3 PM (Brasília time), starting the final at blinds 35,000/70,000 ante 8,500, with levels increasing every 20 hands played. All qualifiers have already secured at least US$ 59,575.

The champion of this week’s GGMillion$ will take home US$ 476,603, in addition to a ticket worth US$ 10,000 for the GGMillion$ Live at the next WSOP Paradise. This will be a bigger prize than the last champion, the Australian Michael Addamo, who won last Tuesday (25).

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See the remaining payouts:

PositionPrize
1stUS$ 476,603 + 10K ticket
2ndUS$ 367,511
3rdUS$ 283,390
4thUS$ 218,523
5thUS$ 168,504
6thUS$ 129,935
7thUS$ 100,193
8thUS$ 77,259
9thUS$ 59,575

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