Osmirko Wins Two Crucial All-Ins Before Securing Second GGMillion$ Title

By Mrinal Gujare

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Artem Osmirko won the $10,000 GGMillion$ High Roller for $406,521.
He overcame two crucial all-in showdowns at the final table to extend his lead.
Osmirko defeated Pedro Padilha heads-up, claiming his second GGMillion$ title of 2026.

Artem Osmirko won two important all-in confrontations against Valen_tina and Andrii Derzhypilskiy before defeating Pedro Padilha heads-up to claim his second GGMillion$ title of 2026. The Russian collected $406,521 after topping a 192-entry tournament field.

Artem Osmirko's second GGPoker GGMillion$ title of 2026 was shaped by two important all-in confrontations during the November 10 final table.

The Russian player won both showdowns despite being behind in one, helping him extend his chip lead before defeating Pedro Padilha heads-up for $406,521.

The $10,000 GGMillion$ High Roller on GGPoker attracted 192 entries, with Osmirko entering the nine-handed final table as the chip leader.

His tournament position strengthened after two significant confrontations against Valen_tina and Andrii Derzhypilskiy.

Osmirko Wins 22-Big-Blind Pot Against Valen_tina

One of Osmirko's important hands came when Valen_tina moved all-in from the small blind for 22 big blinds with ace-deuce.

Osmirko called with king-queen of hearts, leaving his opponent ahead before the community cards were dealt.

The flop paired both Osmirko's king and queen, putting him in front. A five on the turn and a six on the river completed the board, eliminating Valen_tina in eighth place for $74,066. The pot allowed Osmirko to increase his advantage over the remaining players.

Andrii Derzhypilskiy became the next player to lose a significant all-in confrontation against the eventual champion.

The Ukrainian moved all-in for 11 big blinds with pocket kings, only for Osmirko to call with ace-five of hearts.

Osmirko connected with both an ace and a five on the flop before another ace arrived on the river. The resulting full house secured the pot for the Russian, while Derzhypilskiy finished seventh for $94,462.

These two victories helped Osmirko maintain his position at the top of the chip counts as the field narrowed.

Padilha Falls in the Decisive Heads-Up Hand

Osmirko eventually faced Pedro Padilha heads-up after the Brazilian eliminated Pascal Lefrancois in third place for $249,924.

The Russian entered the final duel with approximately a 3:1 chip advantage, which subsequently increased to 8:1 and then 16:1.

Padilha managed to recover some chips before raising with king-nine of spades. Osmirko responded by moving all-in with ace-ten of clubs, and Padilha called.

The flop came queen-jack-six, leaving Padilha behind. An ace on the turn further improved Osmirko's position, while a six on the river confirmed the Russian's victory. Osmirko collected $406,521 for first place, while Padilha received $318,747 as runner-up.

The November victory added another GGMillion$ title to Osmirko's 2026 results. He had previously won the $10,000 event in July, collecting $303,531.

His November performance featured two important all-in victories during the final table before the deciding showdown against Padilha, completing another successful campaign in GGPoker's high-stakes online tournament.

GGMillion$ Final Table Results

Position	Player	Prize
1st	Artem Osmirko	$406,521
2nd	Pedro Padilha	$318,747
3rd	Pascal Lefrancois	$249,924
4th	Gabriel Tavares	$195,962
5th	Gaspare Sposato	$153,650
6th	Rayan Chamas	$120,475
7th	Andrii Dzerzhepilskyi	$94,462
8th	Valen_tina	$74,066
9th	Tim Kramer	$58,074