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Juan Pardo Aims for $1.5M Prize in GGMillion$ Main Event Final Table
TournamentsApril 9, 2024·1 min read

Juan Pardo Aims for $1.5M Prize in GGMillion$ Main Event Final Table


Juan Pardo, a prominent figure from the MTT Project, is set to compete in the final table of the GGMillion$ Main Event on GGPoker. He will start in third position with 46.7 big blinds, aiming for the $1.5 million prize. The GGMillion$ Main Event had 1,117 registrations, generating a prize pool of $11,170,000. This tournament is part of the GGMilion$ Week festival, which consisted of 63 tournaments with a global guarantee of $20 million.

Among the top 110 players are notable names such as David Peters, Joao Vieira, Pavel Plesuv, Yuri Dzivielevski, Vicente Delgado, and Sergio Aído. The first and second place prizes are $1.5 million and $1.2 million respectively, making this a highly anticipated event.

The final table will include other prominent players such as Andrew Wilson, Martirosian, Smiljkovic, Kaladjurdjevic, and Papadakis. The event is scheduled to start at 20:00 hours, with all eyes on the intense battle for the top prizes.

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