Benjamin Rolle The final table of the GGPoker $10,300 Super MILLION$ is always a star-studded affair, as you would expect from such a prestigious high-stakes tournament. This week’s final table is the home to no less than five players who have previously been crowned the Super MILLION$ champion, including the chip leader when play resumes, a certain Benjamin Rolle .
Only nine of the 176 starters remain in contention for what is a $357,739 score. Each of the returning finalists is guaranteed no less than $51,105 for their efforts up to this stage. Every one of those remaining players has what it takes to come out on top and clinch the lion’s share of the $1,760,000 prize pool. GGPoker Super MILLION$ Final Table Chip Counts
1 Benjamin Rolle Austria 3,949,923 99 2 Pablo Silva Brazil 3,398,441 85 3 Thomas Muehloecker Austria 3,368,676 84 4 Ole Schemion Austria 1,816,978 45 5 Kevin Paque Netherlands 1,585,727 40 6 Mark Radoja Mexico 1,014,194 25 7 Deividas “PDC Mayor” Daubaris Mexico 970,665 24 8 Pete Chen Taiwan 905,948 23 9 Niklas Astedt Norway 589,448 15 countries as displayed in the GGPoker client
Rolle is the man to catch going into the Super MILLION$ final table, which shuffles up and deals at 7:00 p.m. BST on September 20. Rolle won this tournament 18 months ago , and he walked away with $424,580 despite sitting down at the final table eighth in chips. The popular and talented grinder and coach finds himself at the opposite end of the chip counts at his latest final table, and is very much in control when play resumes. Rolle takes his seat at the final table with 3,949,923 chips, one big blind shy of a 100 big blind stack.
Although Rolle holds the chip lead right now, there are some incredible poker tournament players in the chasing pack that will make life difficult for the chip leader. Brazil’s Pablo Silva is one such player. Silva triumphed in this event almost exactly two months ago, defeating Nick Maimone heads-up to claim the $260,765 top prize for himself. Silva has an arsenal of […]
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