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

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
Pedro Garagnani br
Pedro Garagnani
Busted

Rudolph Doubles Through Filatov

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

Anatoly Filatov raised it up to 800,000, and Christian Rudolph moved all in for 3,600,000 and change. Filatov called with {6-Hearts}{6-Clubs}, and it was flipping against the {k-Diamonds}{j-Clubs} of Rudolph. The flop of {j-Diamonds}{4-Spades}{3-Clubs} shot Rudolph into the lead, and they improved with a king on the turn.

Filatov would win with a six and a six only, but the {8-Diamonds} came instead. Rudolph doubles up right before the second break of the day.

Player Chips Progress
Anatoly Filatov ru
Anatoly Filatov
29,840,415 -4,169,969
Christian Rudolph de
Christian Rudolph
7,603,128 1,696,564

Level: 18

Blinds: 200,000/400,000

Ante: 50,000

Leikkonen Gets Lucky to Double

Level 17 : 175,000/350,000, 45,000 ante

Markus Leikkonen raised on the button, and Christian Rudolph defended his big blind to see a flop of {j-Hearts}{10-Spades}{4-Clubs} come down. Rudolph checked to Leikkonen, who continued for 300,000. Rudolph raised to 1,500,000 and change, and Leikkonen moved all in.

Rudolph quickly called with {j-Diamonds}{10-Diamonds} for top two pair, and Leikkonen was in rough shape with {a-Clubs}{k-Clubs}. The {6-Clubs} on the turn gave him some extra outs, but they weren't needed, ans the {q-Spades} spiked on the river to give Leikkonen an unlikely double up.

Markus Leikkonen, who started the final table as the short stack, is now second in chips after that pot.

Player Chips Progress
Markus Leikkonen fi
Markus Leikkonen
15,638,024 7,861,512
Christian Rudolph de
Christian Rudolph
5,906,564 -3,445,612

Level: 17

Blinds: 175,000/350,000

Ante: 45,000

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
Mark Radoja ca
Mark Radoja
Day 2 Chip Leader
WSOP 2X Winner
Busted

Level: 16

Blinds: 150,000/300,000

Ante: 37,500

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
Isaac Baron us
Isaac Baron
WSOP 1X Winner
Busted

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