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Sven-Joakim Andersson Wins $1.5M in Super Million$ Tournament
NewsApril 21, 2021·1 min read

Sven-Joakim Andersson Wins $1.5M in Super Million$ Tournament


In the latest Super Million$ tournament, Swedish poker player Sven-Joakim Andersson emerged victorious, taking home a massive $1,537,000. The tournament, which had a guaranteed prize pool of $10,000,000, featured a final table that included several notable players.

Roman "RRomashka" Emelevanov, representing Russia, started the final table in fourth place by chip count. Despite holding strong cards at various points, Emelevanov's aggressive plays were met with folds from his opponents, leading to a gradual decline in his stack. His journey ended when he went all-in with A-7 and was eliminated, securing seventh place and $323,200 in prize money.

The final heads-up battle was between Sven-Joakim Andersson and Julian Stuer. Andersson, who had a sevenfold chip advantage, faced off against Stuer, who put his remaining chips in the pot with A-9. Andersson called with K-2, and the river revealed a two, securing Andersson's victory and the largest payout of his career.

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