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Hannes Jeschka added another impressive result to his GGPoker résumé, winning the $10,000 GGMillion$ tournament for the second time. Beating out 199 entrants, Jeschka secured $406,521 from the $2,000,000 prize pool, adding to a record that already included six cashes, two final tables, and one prior title.
The final table saw several notable eliminations early on. Andrii Derzhypilskyi was first out after his ace-king ran into the pocket kings of Anatoliy Zlotnikov. Paulius Vaitiekunas followed in eighth after losing a big pot to Viacheslav Buldygin before busting with ace-nine against Mikita Badziakouski’s ace-queen.
Argentina’s Marco Perez fell next when his short-stacked jack-ten could not overcome Jeschka’s ace-king, which improved to a pair of kings. Buldygin then exited in sixth after his jack-ten of spades lost to Jeschka’s ace-queen of spades when an ace hit the flop.
Badziakouski’s run ended in fifth after his ace-three could not catch up to Juan Dominguez’s dominant ace-seven. Zlotnikov, who had earlier eliminated Derzhypilskyi with pocket kings, saw his second set of Cowboys fail against Dominguez’s ace-four, as a river deuce completed a straight for Dominguez, sending Zlotnikov out in fourth.
Heads-up play arrived quickly after Viacheslav Balaev busted in third, giving Jeschka more than a two-to-one chip lead over Dominguez. The final duel lasted fewer than ten hands, ending when Dominguez overbet the river with ace-seven and Jeschka called with queen-ten, both holding a spade, to seal the win.
Dominguez, who has cashed 76 times and reached 37 final tables in nearly 250 GGMillion$ events, settled for second place and $318,747, missing out on a fifth title. Jeschka’s victory also earned him a $10,000 package to the 2026 WSOP Paradise GGMillion$ event.
