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Teun Mulder Claims Debut GGMillions Title

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22 Apr 2026
Mrinal Gujare 22 Apr 2026
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  • Teun Mulder claims a dominant wire-to-wire victory in GGMillions.
  • Mulder earns $476,561 and a WSOP Paradise package.
  • Expert commentary by Jeff Gross and Dylan Weisman highlighted the high-level play.
Teun Mulder
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Teun Mulder delivered a wire-to-wire victory in GGMillions Season 2026 Episode 15, defeating Alejandro Lococo heads-up. The Dutch pro earned $476,561 and a WSOP Paradise package, supported by expert analysis from Jeff Gross and No-Limit legend Dylan Weisman.

The high-stakes poker world witnessed a masterclass in final table dominance this week as Teun Mulder secured his first-ever GGMillions victory on GGPoker

Episode 15 of the 2026 season delivered high-octane drama, concluding with the Dutch professional navigating a minefield of world-class talent to bank a massive $476,561 top prize.

Mulder entered the final table as the chip leader and never looked back. While many players crumble under the pressure of being the hunted, the Netherlands native remained composed, executing a wire-to-wire run that solidified his reputation as one of the best in the business.

Beyond the eye-watering prize money, Mulder also secured a prestigious package to the Baha Mar for the upcoming WSOP Paradise festival.

Expert Analysis: Gross and Weisman

The action was narrated by the iconic Jeff Gross, who was joined in the virtual booth by Dylan Weisman. A legend in both No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha, Weisman brought his $8.6 million in live earnings expertise to the broadcast.

The commentators were quick to praise the level of play: Jeff Gross: "What a battle and what a player - a pretty accomplished win!"

Dylan Weisman: "This was one of the coolest final tables I’ve ever watched. We got to see some really high-level technical poker and also some straight-up gangster stuff."

The Final Table Results

Place Player Country Prize
1st Teun Mulder Netherlands $476,561
2nd Alejandro ‘PapoMC’ Lococo Argentina $367,478
3rd Sebastian Gaehl Germany $283,365
4th Enrico Camosci Italy $218,504
5th Damir Gabdullin Russia $168,489
6th Gaspare Sposato Italy $129,923
7th Matheus Machado Brazil $100,184
8th Ivan Ilichev Russia $77,253
9th Nikita Kalinin Russia $59,570
The showdown featured a mix of technical precision and aggressive posturing. While Mulder held the lead, the spotlight often fell on runner-up Alejandro ‘Papo MC’ Lococo. Known for his fearless "gangster" style, Lococo’s aggression was a double-edged sword.