“littlepapi” Dominates $10K WSOP Super Circuit Online GGMillion$ High Roller Final Table and Wins $1,702,088

How the action unfolded at the final table of the $10K WSOP Super Circuit Online – GGMillion$ High Roller

Watch this final table stream on YouTube.

The tournament was played in a multi-flight format and attracted 1,297 entries (top 5 largest GGMillion$ events in history).

In 8-max, littlepapi doubled up with pocket aces against Joshua McCully’s pocket queens — bringing his stack to 36 BB.

In 6-max, littlepapi doubled up with pocket tens against Beriuzy’s AKo — bringing his stack to 45.5 BB (top-3 chip count).

After building his stack, littlepapi started to “heat up.” For example, he pulled off a couple of successful bluffs with K-high.

In one hand, littlepapi opened pocket kings from the button and got called by Shcherbakov with AJs. Flop 7-T-6 — both players checked. Turn J. Shcherbakov bet 80% of the pot and got called. River 6. Shcherbakov bet another 80% and got called.

After this hand, littlepapi became the chip leader.

In 5-max, littlepapi eliminated kikilala88. Effective stack = 16.5 BB. kikilala88 opened from BTN, littlepapi defended BB. Board 7 8 A . kikilala88 bet 2.8 BB into a pot of 5. Turn Q , kikilala88 bet 4.5 BB and got called. River 8 . littlepapi donk-pushed, kikilala88 called. Showdown: 7 6 for littlepapi, A Q for kikilala88.

littlepapi reached heads-up against Kirill Shcherbakov with a chip lead: 60-to-47 BB. At one point, littlepapi’s stack dropped to 10 BB, but he managed to double up twice: K8 > 44 (33.7 BB pot) and JJ > KQs (67 BB pot). Then in one hand, Shcherbakov paid off three streets, including an all-in on the river, when littlepapi had trips. In the final hand, Shcherbakov made an unsuccessful hero call with K-high when littlepapi completed a full house on the river.

Payouts at the Final Table of the $10K WSOP Super Circuit Online – GGMillion$ High Roller

Position	Country	Player	Payout
1		Ya “littlepapi” Liu	$1,702,088
2		Kirill Shcherbakov	$1,313,415
3		Matheus Machado	$1,013,788
4		Josef “Checo Pacheco” Blazek	$782,745
5		kikilala88	$604,586
6		Rayan “Beriuzy” Chamas	$467,206
7		Joao Vieira	$361,271
8		Joshua McCully	$279,586
9		Daniel Petersen	$216,596

For both players in heads-up, this is the biggest cash of their careers. However, littlepapi had already made a final table of a phased GGMillion$ event in November 2025, when he defeated Danilo Velasevic.