GGMillion$ Final Table: 3 Brazilians Chase the Title Tuesday (Oct 20), Campos Leads
Updated on October 20, 2026.
The $10K GGMillion$ on GGPoker decides its champion on Tuesday (Oct 20) at 3 p.m. Brasília time, with three Brazilians among the nine finalists. Gustavo Campos returns as chip leader. Rodrigo Selouan and Kelvin Kerber are also fighting for the $405,959 first prize.
Quick summary
- The GGMillion$ High Rollers, with a $10K buy-in, had 207 entries and a $2,017,900 prize pool.
- The final table starts on Tuesday (Oct 20) at 3 p.m. Brasília time, with blinds of 30,000/60,000.
- Gustavo Campos leads with 5,826,886 chips, a little more than double the second-place player.
- Rodrigo Selouan and Kelvin Kerber start the final in 6th and 7th.
- The winner gets $405,959 and a $10K ticket to the GGMillion$ Live at the next WSOP Paradise.
Three Brazilians among the nine finalists
The GGMillion$ is one of the highest buy-in tournaments on the GGPoker schedule. According to SuperPoker, this edition started on Sunday (Oct 18) and drew 207 entries. The prize pool reached $2,017,900, slightly above the $2 million guarantee.
Nine players are left, and three of them are Brazilian: Gustavo Campos, Rodrigo Selouan and Kelvin Kerber. On paper, Campos is the favorite. With 5,826,886 chips, he has about 97 big blinds, a little more than double Argentina’s Ignacio Sagra, who is second. Selouan starts with about 31 big blinds and Kerber with about 26.
Here is the final table chip count, as published by SuperPoker and Mundo Poker:
Position | Player | Chips | Big blinds |
|---|---|---|---|
1st | Gustavo Campos "Gusscamposs" (Brazil) | 5,826,886 | 97 |
2nd | Ignacio Sagra "Nashman12" (Argentina) | 2,904,590 | 48 |
3rd | Aleksejs Ponakovs (Latvia) | 2,900,007 | 48 |
4th | Andrii Novak (Ukraine) | 2,097,565 | 35 |
5th | "Bingbing22" (Mongolia) | 2,069,615 | 34 |
6th | Rodrigo Selouan (Brazil) | 1,873,164 | 31 |
7th | Kelvin Kerber (Brazil) | 1,567,874 | 26 |
8th | Hannes Jeschka | 1,413,014 | 24 |
9th | "BECAUSE-OF-YOU!" (Israel) | 1,322,285 | 22 |
Gustavo Campos goes for a second title
Campos is trying to win his second GGMillion$ title. The first came in December 2025, during WSOP Paradise in the Bahamas. According to SuperPoker, he won the online tournament while playing the festival’s live tables.
Kerber also knows what it takes to win. According to Mundo Poker, he has already won an edition of the GGMillion$ High Rollers, in a heads-up against Rodrigo Selouan himself. The two meet again in a final, this time with similar stacks: 31 and 26 big blinds.
For those starting with fewer chips, every elimination counts. The gap between 9th and 6th place is almost $60K.
What each position pays
Place | Prize |
|---|---|
1st | $405,959 + $10K ticket |
2nd | $313,037 |
3rd | $241,385 |
4th | $186,133 |
5th | $143,528 |
6th | $110,675 |
7th | $85,342 |
8th | $65,808 |
9th | $50,745 |
Outside the final table, another Brazilian went deep: “LaughingStorm” finished 17th and won $25,897, according to SuperPoker.
To watch, follow MundoTV. According to Mundo Poker, the channel streams the final live on YouTube and Twitch. Streams of online tournaments usually run on a delay, so nobody can see the players’ cards in real time.
Other Brazilians making noise on GGPoker
The GGMillion$ is not the only good Brazilian result in recent days. On Monday (Oct 19), Rodrigo Falvo won the $150 GGMasters, which had 7,516 entries, and took home $141,790, according to Mundo Poker. In the $1,050 GGMasters High Roller, according to the same site, Raphael Caixeta, a bracelet winner at this year’s WSOP Online, finished 4th and received $60,911.
Brazil is on a good run on GGPoker. A few days ago, Fabiano Kovalski finished 3rd in the GGMillion$ and won $260K. Luan Barbosa was the runner-up in the $525 Bounty Hunters HR Main Event. And several Brazilians also did well in the GGPoker APT Online.
What this means for you as a player
A $10K tournament is out of reach for most players. But the results show that Brazil has a strong presence in online high rollers, and GGPoker is one of the rooms where that shows up most. If you play there, or are thinking about it, here are three things worth knowing:
- The room banned HUDs and third-party programs. Check what is still allowed before opening any tool.
- We don’t offer rakeback on GGPoker. The room has its own rewards program, explained in our GGPoker rakeback guide.
- If you want monthly rakeback, compare the best online poker sites and the terms each one offers.
Terms like chip count, big blind and ITM are explained in our poker glossary.
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Frequently asked questions
What time is the GGMillion$ final table?
On Tuesday (Oct 20) at 3 p.m. Brasília time. The nine finalists return with blinds of 30,000/60,000 and a 7,500 ante.
How much does the GGMillion$ winner get?
The winner gets $405,959 and a $10K ticket to the GGMillion$ Live at the next WSOP Paradise. The player who busts in 9th gets $50,745.
Who are the Brazilians at the GGMillion$ final table?
Gustavo Campos (chip leader, with 5,826,886 chips), Rodrigo Selouan (6th, with 1,873,164) and Kelvin Kerber (7th, with 1,567,874).
Where can I watch the GGMillion$ final table?
According to Mundo Poker, MundoTV streams the final live. MundoTV's channels are on YouTube and Twitch.
Sources
- SuperPoker: Brazil puts three players at the GGMillion$ final table; Gustavo Campos leads
- Mundo Poker: Gustavo Campos, Rodrigo Selouan and Kelvin Kerber qualify for the GGMillion$ final
- Mundo Poker: Rodrigo Falvo wins the $150 GGMasters
- GGPoker: GGMillion$ (official page)
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