

GGMillions Tournament Ends in Scandal: Player Banned for Ghosting
The GGMillions tournament with a $10k buy-in ended in scandal after a player was banned for ghosting.
Hinaru, the chip leader at the final table, was banned for ghosting, and his winnings were redistributed to other players. Adrian Mateos won the tournament despite starting with the shortest stack.
Patrick Leonard offered a $1,000 reward for information on ghosting. LinusLLove, the most losing player of the first week, was invited to a VIP game where he successfully called an all-in with 8-high.
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