Felipe Boianovsky Wins His First GGMillion$ Title

Three Interesting Facts About The Latest GGMillion$

Fact 1: GGMillion$ ended with an overlay

A total of 189 entries were recorded, resulting in a $166K overlay. This is possibly the largest overlay seen in GGMillion$ over the past several years. That’s not surprising, as many of the tournament’s regulars are currently in Las Vegas for the WSOP.

Fact 2: It was the longest final table in GGMillion$ history

Play lasted 245 minutes, including three hours of 7-handed action and nearly one hour of heads-up play.

The previous record for the longest GGMillion$ final table was 243 minutes, set in January 2024 when “Lucky Ming” claimed the title.

Fact 3: Boianovsky made a comeback from 10 BB in heads-up

Felipe Boianovsky entered the final table with the second-largest stack and spent most of the session near the top of the chip counts.

He reached heads-up against HeXagon_ with stacks of 51 big blinds and 47 big blinds respectively. HeXagon_ had no time-bank remaining, while Boianovsky had less than one minute of extra time left.

Luck was on the Brazilian’s side. During heads-up play, his stack dropped to 15 big blinds and later to just 10 big blinds, but each time he managed to double up.

In the final hand, HeXagon_ four-bet shoved A9s, Boianovsky called with AKs, and they played for a 45-big-blind pot.

GGMillion$ Final Table Payouts (189 Entries)

Place	Country	Player	Prize
1		Felipe Boianovsky	$402,456
2		HeXagon_	$315,559
3		David Kaufmann	$247,425
4		Tobias Eichenseher	$194,002
5		SEND HELP	$152,114
6		Tamas Adamszky	$119,270
7		Simon Wilson	$93,517
8		Andrii Novak	$73,325
9		Rodrigo Peceli	$57,493