Ottomar Ladva Estonian chess grandmaster Ottomar Ladva became a two-time Super MILLION$ champion on October 26 when he bested a tough final table online at GGPoker. Ladva, who won this event in June 2021, prevented Artur Martirosian from securing his third such title, and walked away with the lion’s share of the spoils, namely $286,842. Super MILLION$ Final Table Results
1 Ottomar Ladva Estonia $286,842 2 Artur Martirosian Russia $224,012 3 ChiNana Andorra $174,944 4 Ben Tollrene Canada $136,624 5 Biao “d7777” Ding China $106,697 6 Joakim Andersson Malta $83,326 7 Thomas Muehloecker Austria $65,074 8 Konstantin Maslak Russia $50,820 9 Isaac Haxton Canada $39,688 Isaac Haxton sat down at the final table with the shortest stack and could not rectify his situation. He found a great spot during the 17,500/35,000/4,500a level when Martirosian opened to 77,000 and Ladva flat called from the next seat along. Haxton looked down at ace-king and jammed in his 376m272 stack, which folded out everyone except Ladva who called with pocket jacks. Ladva’s hand remained true, and Haxton busted.
Konstantin Maslak was the next player heading to the payout desk. Biao “d7777” Ding min-raised to 100,000 with pocket aces from late position before instantly calling when Maslak three-bet all-in for 1,066,980 with ace-queen of hearts. A ten-high board reduced the field by one. Thomas Muehloecker saw his final table cut short Seventh place went to Thomas Muehloecker ; he crashed out during the 30,000/60,000/7,500a level. Ding moved all-in when first to act in the small blind. Muehloecker called all-in for less, 1,029,354 to be exact. it was king-queen for Ding and ace-jack for Muehloecker. A king on the flop resigned Muehloecker to an early shower.
Super MILLION$ Season 1 MVP Joakim Andersson was the next out of the door. The two-time champion min-raised to 160,000 with ace-jack of diamonds only to see Martirosian three-bet to 560,000 from the small blind with what turned out to be pocket kings. Andersson decided to rip his 2,236,816 stack. Martirosian beat his opponent into the pot with a call. The five community cards provided no drama, and Andersson […]
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