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Viktor Malinovskiy's Seventh Place Finish in Super Million$ Tournament
Online PokerJune 16, 2021·1 min read

Viktor Malinovskiy's Seventh Place Finish in Super Million$ Tournament


The Super Million$ tournament on GGpokerok concluded with a thrilling final table, featuring nine players and a prize pool of 5,670,000$.

The tournament, known for its high stakes and significant payouts, saw notable players compete for the top spots. Chris Frank, who started as the chip leader, finished in fifth place with a prize of 345,000$. Adrian Mateos secured fourth place, taking home 447,000$.

Viktor Malinovskiy, a prominent player, finished seventh and won 205,000$. His exit from the tournament was notable due to a crucial hand where he held pocket rockets but lost to ‘judd trump’, who had pocket dams. The final table results were as follows: ‘judd trump’ took first place with a prize of 976,379$, followed by Hoaquim Anderson with 753,000$, Carlos Vilamarin with 448,000$, Adrian Mateos with 447,000$, Chris Frank with 345,000$, Chris Putz with 266,000$, Viktor Malinovskiy with 205,000$, Enrico Camoski with 158,000$, and Thomas Mylocker with 122,000$.

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