Cristian Aquino takes Brazil to GGMillion$ FT
Cristian Aquino will defend Brazil at the final table after qualifying for the GGPoker satellite GGMillion$. He was in the lead for most of the first day and finished with 77 BBS, just 1 less than CL “LemonHouse”.
Cristian was the only player from that country to score in the 180th edition of the High Roller Event, with ITM reaching . Bruno Volkmann ended up losing all his chips before the ITM flop. The 9tales star 3betted with 11 BBS, pushing straight from the small blind. Back in the action, Barak Wisbrod called and revealed K ♦Q♣. Leading with K♠10♠, Volkmann couldn’t find any outs on a 9♥9♣4♠3♥6♥ board.
Not long after, Eliot Hudon eliminated Georgios Manousos and brought “everyone in”. In another preflop all-in, the Canadian bet 10 9♥ and the Greek Then bet A♣7♥. 10♠ was unforgiving for Manusos and he was eliminated.
The finalists return to GGPoker tomorrow at 3:00pm (BST). A little later Later, starting at 3:30 pm, the GGPoker YouTube channel will begin to unveil.
Chip Count
1. “LemonHouse” (Mexico) 3,119,477
2. Cristia “axelroses” Aquino (Brazil) 3,074,590
3. Pavel Plesuv (Moldova) 2,677,346
4. Barak Wisbrod (Israel) 2,533,103
5.Oliver Weis (Germany) 1,326,486
6.Eliot Hudon (Canada) 932,480
7. Volodymyr Palamar (Ukraine) 857,031
8. Maher “Mr Nouira” Nouira (Andorra) 379,034
9. Ottomar Ladva (Estonia) 186,543
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It seems like Cristian Aquino had a strong performance in the GGPoker satellite and will be representing Brazil at the final table. The chip counts show LemonHouse from Mexico in the lead, with Aquino close behind.
It seems like Cristian Aquino had a strong showing at the GGPoker satellite GGMillion$ event and will be representing Brazil at the final table. The chip counts are close and it will be interesting to see who comes out on top tomorrow.
This text provides a detailed account of Cristian Aquino’s performance in the GGPoker satellite GGMillion$ event, where he secured a spot at the final table. It also outlines the chip counts of the finalists from various countries, including Mexico, Brazil, Moldova, and others, setting the stage for an exciting conclusion to the tournament.