Pablo Brito Silva The GGPoker Super MILLION$ is always a special tournament but this week’s edition, the 36th Super MILLION$ of Season 2, is extra special. Not only does the champion walk away with a colossal payout of $728,028 but they also collect a covered gold WSOP Circuit ring because the tournament is part of the $100 million WSOP Spring Online Circuit festival.
Each of the nine finalists has reached Day 2 on merit, and each is now guaranteed at least $91,003 for their efforts. However, the ball is firmly in Pablo Silva ’s court because he holds almost twice as many chips as any other player going into the final table. Super MILLION$ Season 2 Episode 36 Final Table
1 Pablo Silva Brazil 10,421,676 104.2 2 nettley Austria 5,561,212 55.6 3 Conor Beresford Thailand 5,243,215 52.4 4 Yuri Dzivielevski Brazil 3,751,149 37.5 5 Tyler “TheRayGuy” Cornell Mexico 3,692,772 36.9 6 Christopher Frank Austria 3,429,975 34.3 7 TTP_poker Taiwan 3,416,144 34.2 8 Costa Recorn Malta 1,971,524 19.7 9 Tomi “BAAABUUSKIIII” Brouk Finland 1,412,333 14.1 Silva will see this as his best opportunity to add the Super MILLION$ title to his long list of poker accomplishments. Silva already has a partypoker LIVE MILLIONS South America and Irish Open Online Main Event title to his name, but the GGPoker Super MILLION$ gong eludes him.
The Brazilian has reached four Super MILLION$ final table before this latest one, and has $1,259,866 in winnings from the event. Should he walk away with the top $728,028 prize, he will climb to 21st place in the Super MILLION$ all-time money list. Silva sits down with 10,421,676 chips or 104.2 big blinds.
Austria’s “nettley” decided to enter this WSOPC edition of the Super MILLION$ and it has turned out to be a superb decision. nettley has never played in this tournament before but now has a place at the final table. The Austrian sits down with 5,561,212 chips, the equivalent of 55.6 big blinds. Finishing third or better doubles the Austrian’s GGPoker winnings tally. Super MILLION$ Season 2 Episode 36 Final Table Payouts
1st – $728,028
2nd – $561,386
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