Once the action reached Jack Salter on the button, he opted for the open shove and was called by Damian Salas in the big blind.
Jack Salter:
Damian Salas:
Both players turned over suited aces and Salter found more equity on the flop. The 510c] turn even paired up the Brit but Salas got there with the river.
It was a tale of two hands against Brazilians that sent Fedor Holz out in 14th place.
He was first raising from under the gun and then jammed into the committed three-bet by Bruno Volkmann out of the small blind for more than 1.4 million in total.
Fedor Holz:
Bruno Volkmann:
The board ran out and Holz was left short.
What followed was a tango with Dzivielevski as four bets were needed to get the remaining chips in.
Fedor Holz:
Yuri Dzivielevski:
Holz improved on the and stayed in the lead on the turn. However, the river gave Dzivielevski queens full.
Francisco Benitez raised to 957,644 on the button and kept 300,000 behind. David Coleman ripped his last 2,162,953 in from the small blind and "xyzpoker" called all-in for 1,681,828, Benitez reluctantly called all-in.
Francisco Benitez:
"xyzpoker":
David Coleman:
The board ran out and the kicker played for "xyzpoker" to win it all. Benitez was eliminated in 12th place and takes home $46,380.
Daniel Dvoress opened to 200,000 and Bruno Volkmann three-bet to 1,384,680 in the cutoff with exactly 50,000 behind. Yuri Dzivielevski called in the big blind and Dvoress folded. On the flop, Dzivielevski bet the minimum and Volkmann called all-in.
Bruno Volkmann:
Yuri Dzivielevski:
Dzivielevski had back door diamonds and one overcard, which he immediately hit on the turn. Volkmann whiffed the river and had to settle for 11th place.
Once the action had folded to Daniel Dvoress in the small blind, he simply moved all-in. Only Damian Salas was to act behind him with some 22 blinds at his disposal and the Argentinian made the call!
Damian Salas:
Daniel Dvoress:
The flop kept Salas in the lead but he fell behind with the turn. Only an ace or jack would do but instead, the river was a blank river. Salas was eliminated in 10th place and the remaining nine contenders are now on break until Tuesday.
Another high-stakes contest on the final Super Sunday of the 2021 GG Spring Festival is one step closer to completion. After nearly ten hours of play, GGSF Event H-108: $10,300 Super MILLION$ wrapped up as the nine-handed final table was determined. The tournament drew a total field of 347 entries and surpassed the $3 million guarantee.
A portion of the $3,470,000 prize pool has already been awarded as the top 35 spots were paid, but the big money will be up for grabs when the final table resumes on the live-streamed final table on Tuesday, April 27. Best-positioned for the top prize of $651,821 is Brazil's Yuri Dzivielevski with 7,385,921 and Canada's Daniel Dvoress follows close behind with 7,083,460.
They have already established a gap to third-placed "xyzpoker" (4,821,30) while Christian Jeppson, Timothy Adams, and George Wolff are closely bunched together between 41 and 49 big blinds. The final table was determined when 2020 WSOP Main Event champion Damian Salas was sent to the rail by Dvoress.
Final Table Line-Up GGSF Event H-108: $10,300 Super MILLION$
Position
Player
Country
Chip Count
Big Blinds
1
Yuri Dzivielevski
Brazil
7,385,921
92
2
Daniel Dvoress
Canada
7,083,460
89
3
xyzpoker
Austria
4,821,300
60
4
Christian Jeppsson
Sweden
3,954,707
49
5
Timothy Adams
Canada
3,850,814
48
6
George Wolff
United States
3,293,255
41
7
Markus Leikkonen
Finland
2,451,386
31
8
Konstantin Maslak
Russia
959,407
12
9
David Coleman
United States
899,750
11
*blinds rolled back to 40,000/80,000
The blinds for the final table on Tuesday will be rolled back by one level. Cards-up coverage and commentary will be available on the GGPoker.tv Twitch channel on a security delay of 30 minutes.
Dario Sammartino, one of many High Roller winners during the series on the rapidly-growing poker site, ended up as the bubble boy. Among those finishing inside the money were such familiar names as Joao Vieira, Aleksejs Ponakovs, David Peters, Eelis Pärssinen, Ronny Kaiser, Ole Schemion, Fedor Holz, Artur Martirosian, and Bruno Volkmann.
Holz and Volkmann fell victim to the late hot run of eventual chip leader Yuri Dzivielevski. The Brazilian essentially did what he typically does deep in high-profile tournaments. If he needed to improve, he got there and when he held the superior hand, it usually held up. As such, it was no surprise that Dzivielevski prevailed with ace-queen against the ace-jack of Holz. Only a few minutes later, fellow Brazilian Volkmann put his hopes on kings only to see Dzivielevski spike the dreadful ace on the turn.
Likewise, second in chips Daniel Dvoress needed to come from behind to knock out Damian Salas. Blind-on-blind, Dvoress jammed with nine-six suited and was called by Salas with ace-jack. One of the live cards fell on the turn and that sealed Salas' fate as the final table bubble boy.
Damian Salas bubbled the final table
Many other notables were less fortunate. A quick look through the list of casualties outside of the money reveals the who-is-who of the poker scene and it would be a difficult task to pick just a few of them to do it justice. Instead, the look goes ahead to the conclusion of this event in two days' time. The PokerNews live reporting team will be back then to provide all the key hands until a winner is crowned.
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and that spelled the end for "LaxxedAF" in 16th place.
flop. The 510c] turn even paired up the Brit but Salas got there with the 
river.
and stayed in the lead on the 
flop kept Martirosian in the lead but Adams got there on the 
and the kicker played for "xyzpoker" to win it all. Benitez was eliminated in 12th place and takes home $46,380.
flop, Dzivielevski bet the minimum and Volkmann called all-in.
flop kept Salas in the lead but he fell behind with the 
river. Salas was eliminated in 10th place and the remaining nine contenders are now on break until Tuesday.
