Artem Osmirko Wins $10K GGMillion$ High Roller, Earns $303,531 First Prize

By Mrinal Gujare

23 Jul 2026

Mrinal Gujare 23 Jul 2026

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Artem Osmirko wins first GGMillion$ High Roller title, earning $303,531.
Dramatic heads-up finish vs. Hong, who scored $237,045.
Artur Martirosian remains GGMillion$'s all-time leader in every key stat.

Artem Osmirko won his first GGMillion$ High Roller title after topping a 144-entry field in the $10,000 event. He earned $303,531 and a WSOP Paradise package, while runner-up Hong collected $237,045. Artur Martirosian remains the tournament's all-time statistical leader.

Russia's Artem Osmirko captured his first GGPoker GGMillion$ title after winning the latest edition of the $10,000 GGMillion$ High Roller, one of online poker's premier weekly tournaments.

The event attracted 144 entrants, generating a $1,396,800 prize pool, with Osmirko collecting the top prize of $303,531. His victory also secured a $10,000 package to GGMillion$ Live at the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise.

A total of 15 players finished in the money, with Aleksejs Ponakovs recording the first cashing position. Ponakovs exited in 15th place for $23,279, taking his lifetime GGMillion$ earnings to just under $7.6 million.

Among the other players to reach the money was Thomas Muehloecker, who finished 12th for $26,097. Tobias Eichenseher narrowly missed the official final table after busting in 10th place, earning $32,789 as the final table bubble finisher.

The tournament concluded with a dramatic showdown between Osmirko and Hong. In the deciding hand, Hong limped with pocket nines before Osmirko moved all-in holding ace-seven. Hong called for approximately 12 big blinds.

The flop came ten-nine-jack, giving Hong a set of nines and placing him in a commanding position. However, the turn produced an eight, completing a jack-high straight for Osmirko. The river brought a king, which did not change the outcome.

Hong finished as runner-up, earning $237,045, while Osmirko secured his maiden GGMillion$ championship along with the $303,531 first-place prize.

Although the victory marks a significant milestone for Osmirko, he remains well outside the top positions in the GGMillion$ all-time rankings. Russian standout Artur Martirosian continues to dominate the tournament's historical records.

He holds the record for the most in-the-money finishes with 95, the most final table appearances with 50, and the most GGPoker GGMillion$ titles with 13. Martirosian also sits atop the all-time earnings list with $11,137,437 in GGMillion$ winnings.

Final Table Results

Rank	Player	Country	Prize
1	Artem Osmirko	Russia	$303,531
2	Paul Hong	New Zealand	$237,045
3	Vlada "Vlada2108" Stojanovic	Serbia	$185,122
4	leng321	China	$144,573
5	Simon Beckmann	Austria	$112,905
6	Aleksei Borovkov	UAE	$88,174
7	Lucky-Nomad	Brazil	$68,860
8	Brunno Botteon	Brazil	$53,777
9	Guillaume Nolet	Canada	$41,997