2021 GGPoker Super MILLION$ Week WSOP Ring Events

Event #2: Super MILLION$ Main Event, $10,300 [Day 2, WSOP Ring]
Day: 3
Event Info

2021 GGPoker Super MILLION$ Week WSOP Ring Events

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
aa
Prize
$1,192,333
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,300
Prize Pool
$7,480,000
Entries
748
Level Info
Level
20
Blinds
300,000 / 600,000
Ante
75,000

Star Studded Final Table of Event #2: Super MILLION$ Main Event, $10,300 Starts Shortly

Anatoly Filatov near the top
Anatoly Filatov near the top

Welcome back to the final day coverage of Event #2: Super MILLION$ Main Event, $10,300 here on PokerNews. Last week, a field of 748 runners got together for this massive WSOP Ring Event, where first place will be taking home $1,192,333, and the WSOP ring. The chip leader is a man familiar with WSOP hardware, two-time bracelet winner Mark Radoja, who has 14,176,005 in chips. However, he has German High ROller Christian Rudolph and Russian poker star Anatoly Filatov hot on his heels, within a couple big blinds. The full list of final table chip counts can be viewed below.

Final Table Chip Counts

 PositionNameChips
 1Mark Radoja14,298,562
 2Christian Rudolph14,176,005
 3Anatoly Filatov14,040,675
 4Marius Gierse12,970,927
 5Isaac Baron6,872,483
 6Pedro Garagnani5,403,673
 7Graf Tekkel2,401,474
 8Ole Schemion2,318,440
 9Markus Leikkonen2,317,761

The final table also includes bracelet winner Isaac Baron, and Ole Schemion, who is a threat to win any final table he makes, even as one of the shorter stacks today.

The action will be picking up again today at 6 PM GMT, with blinds starting at 80,000/160,000, and all levels today will be 20 minutes long. Be sure to stay tuned for all of your updates, as a new millionaire will be made today!

Graf Tekkel Eliminated in 9th Place ($149,167)

Level 13 : 80,000/160,000, 20,000 ante

Action folded around to short stack Graf Tekkel on the button, and he moved all in for his final 1,800,000 and change. From the big blind, Anatoly Filatov would call with {a-Clubs}{8-Diamonds}, but he was well behind the jacks shown by Tekkel.

However, everything changed after the flop came down {a-Hearts}{k-Spades}{4-Diamonds}. Tekkel needed a jack or running cards now, but the board finished out {9-Clubs} and {10-Spades}.

Tekkel is the first player to hit the rail at this final table.

Player Chips Progress
Anatoly Filatov ru
Anatoly Filatov
13,128,457
1,152,474
1,152,474
Graf Tekkel ru
Graf Tekkel
Busted

Ole Schemion Eliminated in 8th Place ($193,445)

Level 14 : 100,000/200,000, 25,000 ante
Ole Schemion
Ole Schemion

Short stack Ole Schemion moved all in under the gun for nearly exactly ten big blinds with {a-Diamonds}{10-Diamonds}. In the cutoff, Markus Leikkonen called about half his stack with {9-Diamonds}{9-Clubs}.

The board ran down {k-Clubs}{4-Hearts}{3-Diamonds}{3-Spades}{8-Diamonds}, and the dangerous German was sent to the rail in eighth place.

Player Chips Progress
Markus Leikkonen fi
Markus Leikkonen
6,796,855
1,221,333
1,221,333
Ole Schemion de
Ole Schemion
Busted
WSOP 1X Winner
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Isaac Baron Eliminated in 7th Place ($250,867)

Level 15 : 125,000/250,000, 30,000 ante

Isaac Baron had grinded the short stack throughout the final table so far, and his luck just ran out, as he bowed out in seventh place.

Action folded to Baron on the button, and he shoved all in for 4,531,933. In the small blind, Marius Gierse had woken up with {9-Spades}{9-Diamonds}, and he called to put Baron at risk with {k-Clubs}{8-Clubs}.

The flop of {q-Clubs}{7-Spades}{3-Spades} brought Baron little help, and the {3-Diamonds} turn meant that only a king would save him. The {5-Diamonds} came instead, and Gierse scooped a nice pot to get him up to second in chips.

Baron will have to settle for a quarter of a million dollars for seventh place.

Player Chips Progress
Marius Gierse at
Marius Gierse
14,586,375
5,701,073
5,701,073
Isaac Baron us
Isaac Baron
Busted
WSOP 1X Winner

Mark Radoja Eliminated in 6th Place ($325,334)

Level 16 : 150,000/300,000, 37,500 ante
Mark Radoja
Mark Radoja

Mark Radoja started the final table as the chip leader, but he wasn't able to win many pots of significance, and he just busted in the biggest pot of the final table so far.

Marius Gierse raised to 660,000, and Anatoly Filatov and Christian Rudolph called. In the big blind, Mark shoved for just over 10,000,000. Gierse folded, and FIlatov thought for a while before shoving all in. Rudolph folded what ended up being pocket jacks, and the cards were shown.

Radoja: {a-Clubs}{q-Hearts}
Filatov: {10-Spades}{10-Clubs}

The flop of {k-Hearts}{9-Diamonds}{8-Diamonds} missed both players, and a three on the turn meant that only six outs would work for Radoja. The {4-Clubs} came instead though, and Radoja will have to settle for a disappointing sixth place finish. Meanwhile, Filatov has taken a stranglehold on this final table.

Player Chips Progress
Anatoly Filatov ru
Anatoly Filatov
34,010,384
10,410,627
10,410,627
Mark Radoja ca
Mark Radoja
Busted
Day 2 Chip Leader
WSOP 2X Winner

Pedro Garagnani Eliminated in 5th Place ($421,907)

Level 18 : 200,000/400,000, 50,000 ante

Pedro Garagnani raised to 2,400,000, leaving behind just a few big blinds, but from the big blind, chip leader Anatoly Filatov had woken up with {k-Hearts}{k-Clubs}. He set Garagnani all in, and he called with pocket eights.

The board came down {a-Hearts}{j-Spades}{4-Hearts}{2-Hearts}{k-Diamonds}, and FIlatov made an unneeded set on the river to secure yet another knockout.

Player Chips Progress
Anatoly Filatov ru
Anatoly Filatov
36,128,404
6,287,989
6,287,989
Pedro Garagnani br
Pedro Garagnani
Busted

Christian Rudolph Eliminated in 4th Place ($547,145)

Level 19 : 250,000/500,000, 60,000 ante
Christian Rudolph
Christian Rudolph

Christian Rudolph raised to 3,500,000 under the gun, and next to act, Marius Gierse moved all in for 6,700,000. Rudolph would call for less with {a-Hearts}{q-Diamonds}, but he was in bad shape against the {k-Hearts}{k-Clubs} of Gierse. The flop of {k-Diamonds}{6-Clubs}{5-Spades} gave Gierse top set, and all but ended the hand. A queen on the turn officially did that, and the German high roller will have to settle for $547,145.

Just three players remain now!

Player Chips Progress
Marius Gierse at
Marius Gierse
13,585,055
2,495,795
2,495,795
Christian Rudolph de
Christian Rudolph
Busted

Markus Leikkonen Eliminated in 3rd Place ($709,560)

Level 20 : 300,000/600,000, 75,000 ante

Anatoly Filatov raised to 1,200,000, and Marius Gierse called in the small blind. From the big blind, Markus Leikkonen moved all in for about 11,000,000 in chips. Filatov folded, but Gierse called for over half his stack with {9-Hearts}{9-Clubs}.

He was dominating the {4-Hearts}{4-Clubs} shown by Leikkonen, and the flop of {j-Clubs}{6-Hearts}{2-Spades} changed nothing. The {9-Spades} on the turn gave Gierse a set, and officially ended the hand.

Leikkonen will have to settle for $709,560, and just like that, we are heads up!

Player Chips Progress
Anatoly Filatov ru
Anatoly Filatov
39,264,400
-5,902,500
-5,902,500
Marius Gierse at
Marius Gierse
35,518,492
18,233,916
18,233,916
Markus Leikkonen fi
Markus Leikkonen
Busted

Marius Gierse Eliminated in 2nd Place ($920,185)

Level 20 : 300,000/600,000, 75,000 ante

The two players were fairly even in chips before this massive hand suddenly ended the event.

Anatoly FIatov raised to 1,400,000 with {a-Spades}{a-Hearts}, and Marius Gierse reraised to 5,250,000 with {q-Spades}{j-Spades}. Filatov called, and the flop ran down {q-Hearts}{8-Hearts}{6-Clubs}. Gierse continued for 3,521,100, Filatov called, and the {3-Diamonds}. This time, the bet from Gierse was 9,434,150, and Filatov was ready to put the hammer down, moving all in for 29,413,050

Gierse called, and saw that he would need a queen or a jack to win. The {9-Spades} came instead though, and Gierse fell just short of the title, earning $920,185. For Filatov, he will earn his first WSOP ring, along with a career best $1,193,333.

Stay tuned for a full recap of this incredible final table.

Player Chips Progress
Anatoly Filatov ru
Anatoly Filatov
74,800,000
36,223,148
36,223,148
Marius Gierse at
Marius Gierse
Busted