The GGMillion$ High Roller is the most prestigious weekly high roller tournament in all of online poker. This week’s edition came with a $2,000,000 guarantee and was won by the unlikeliest of players.
A player who goes by “72oooo”, who hails from Austria, won the 210-entry tournament, winning $411,823.20 and a $10,000 entry to the GGMillion$ tournament at WSOP Paradise at the end of the year.
Though an anonymous player winning the GGMillion$ title is already a big enough story, “72oooo” won the title after originally qualifying from a $10 satellite, earning over 41,000x his original buy-in. They truly lived every poker player’s dream.
The road to the title
As many do at the beginning of their session, “72oooo” registered to one of the true dreamer satellites, a $10 step 1 satellite to the $10,000 GGMillion$. He won that one, topping the 14-entry field, earning a $108 ticket to the next step.
In the $108 step, they had to navigate a 44-entry field, where a ticket was awarded for every 10 entries. “72oooo” snuck in as the final qualifier, getting the fourth and final ticket to the $1,050 direct satellite, scoring the final elimination with pocket queens. The dream was truly alive.
In the $1,050 Last Chance satellite, there were 24 entries, meaning two players received tickets to the big show. They finished in first place, getting over the line with , and qualified for the most exclusive weekly tournament in all of online poker.
“72oooo” had a difficult Day 1 but managed to creep into the final table with the short stack. He came into the Day 2 final table with just 13.9 big blinds, with GGPoker giving him very long 23-to-1 betting odds to win the tournament.
Los Angeles grinder Aram Oganyan, who has graduated to nosebleed stakes over the past couple of years, came in with 77.2 big blinds, 21% of all of the chips in play. Just behind Oganyan was 2025 WSOP Paradise Main Event champion Bernhard Binder, fresh off his first Triton title, who came in with 75.1 big blinds.
However, the final table ended up being a complete nightmare for both Oganyan and Binder, who couldn’t use their massive chip leads to their advantage. They would finish in eighth and seventh place, respectively, failing to record a six-figure score.
“72oooo” then scored his first knockout of the final table, dispatching Lucas Rocha in sixth place for $112,279.44. Following the eliminations of Aleks Borovkov and Chris Rudolph, “72oooo” knocked out “Dimmmmm” in third place to set up a showdown with Panama’s “Calitox.”
The heads-up battle was a back-and-forth showdown until “72oooo” took a commanding advantage, leading roughly 50-to-20 in terms of big blinds.
“Calitox”, who is the Panamanian player Carlos Levy, then picked up in the dealer/small blind. He ended up getting it all in against the of “72oooo” and they were flipping for everything.
The flop came a rather harmless , putting “72oooo” way in the lead. The turn was the , and “72oooo” just needed to fade six outs for the win. The river came the , and we can only imagine the scenes from their house in Austria.
For Levy/”Calitox”, his second-place finish for $317,574.41 is just the latest in a string of incredible results. Less than two weeks ago, he made the final table of the $1,500 Monsterstack event in the GGPoker WSOP Online Super Circuit for $36,481.87.
He also finished 52nd out of 1,297 entries in the GGMillion$ High Roller Circuit Ring event, which carried a $10,000,000 guarantee. He cashed that event for $47,913.44, giving him over $400,000 in cashes over three results over the last two weeks alone.
GGMillion$ final table results
| Position | Player | Country | Prize |
| 1st | “72oooo” | Austria | $411,823.20 + $10,000 GGMillions$ Live Paradise entry |
| 2nd | “Calitox” | Panama | $317,574.41 |
| 3rd | “Dimmmmm” | Russia | $244,883.45 |
| 4th | Chris Rudolph | Germany | $188,830.91 |
| 5th | Aleks Borovkov | Russia | $145,608.63 |
| 6th | Lucas Rocha | Brazil | $112,279.44 |
| 7th | Bernhard Binder | Austria | $86,579.42 |
| 8th | Aram Oganyan | United States | $66,761.86 |
| 9th | Manuel Carvalho | Portugal | $51,480.48 |
