Artem Osmirko won the $10,000 buy-in GGMillion$ High Roller for $303,531 and a $10,000 2026 WSOP Paradise package. He defeated runner-up Hong in a 144-player field featuring a $1,396,800 prize pool, while Artur Martirosian leads all-time tournament money ranking metrics.
Online poker's biggest weekly tournament has crowned a new champion, as Russia's Artem Osmirko secured victory in the $10,000 buy-in GGMillion$ High Roller. The flagship event drew a field of 144 entrants, generating a prize pool of $1,396,800.
Osmirko claimed the top prize of $303,531 alongside a $10,000 package for the GGMillion$ live event at the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise.
A total of 15 players earned a share of the prize pool. Aleksejs Ponakovs was the first player to finish in the money, exiting in 15th place for $23,279. The cash push brought Ponakovs closer to $7.6 million in total GGMillion$ career earnings.
Thomas Muehloecker also earned a payout, finishing in 12th place for $26,097. The final table bubble burst when Tobias Eichenseher departed in 10th place, taking home $32,789.
The tournament concluded in a drama-filled final hand against runner-up Hong. Action began with Hong limping into the pot holding pocket nines. Osmirko moved all-in with ace-seven, and Hong called for his remaining stack of approximately 12 big blinds.
The flop came ten-nine-jack, giving Hong a set of nines. However, an eight on the turn delivered Osmirko a jack-high straight.
A king on the river failed to improve Hong's hand, confirming his second-place finish for $237,045. Osmirko locked up his first career GGMillion$ title and the $303,531 top payout.
Despite Osmirko's notable performance, he remains outside the top 10 on the GGMillion$ all-time rankings. Russian poker professional Artur Martirosian continues to dominate the tournament's historic stats.
Martirosian holds the record for the most in-the-money finishes (95), the most final table appearances (50), and the most outright victories (13). Martirosian also leads the overall earnings category with $11,137,437 in total GGMillion$ cashes.