Minko Wins GGMillion$ High Roller for $404,362
Russian player Vladimir Minko took the $10,000 GGPoker event, defeating Spain's Juan Dominguez heads-up.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Casino
Vladimir Minko won the $10,000 GGMillion$ High Roller at GGPoker for $404,362 after defeating a field of 202 entrants. He beat Juan Dominguez heads-up, denying Dominguez a sixth GGMillion$ title.
Why it matters
The win is Minko's second GGMillion$ High Roller title and pushes his GGPoker tournament earnings past $19 million. It also highlights the high stakes and deep fields of online high-roller events.
Minko's GGPoker tournament earnings exceed $19 million, with more than $3.3 million from GGMillion$ events. The source does not provide earnings figures for other players beyond Dominguez's chip position at heads-up.
The players
Vladimir Minko
Russian professional poker player who won the GGMillion$ High Roller and has earned over $19 million in GGPoker tournaments.
Juan Dominguez
Spanish professional poker player who finished second and was seeking a sixth GGMillion$ victory.
GGPoker
Online poker platform that hosts the GGMillion$ series of high-stakes tournaments.
The details
Minko started the final table third in chips and eliminated Dominguez with an all-in holding ace-three against a jack-ten. Kaufmann finished third after a three-handed battle of more than 70 minutes, Artem took fourth, and Martirosian was eliminated with the last five-figure prize of the evening.
Timeline
Article reporting the result was published on November 4, 2026.
Market Landscape
Minko's second GGMillion$ High Roller title places him among the most successful competitors in GGPoker's high-stakes series. The result underscores how online poker operators like GGPoker compete for elite players through large guaranteed prize pools.
Players and fans can follow GGMillion$ events directly on the GGPoker platform, where high-roller tournaments are open to qualified entrants at stated buy-ins. The $10,000 buy-in format is one of the higher-stakes options available to online poker players.
The takeaway
High-roller results like this one show how concentrated prize money can be among a small group of repeat winners in online poker. Readers following the scene can track series results directly on operator sites for accurate standings.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Pokernews.
