Michael Addamo Secures Ninth $10K GGMillion$ Title with Dominant Final Table Performance

Michael Addamo has won the $10K GGMillion$ online at GGPoker for the ninth time, taking home a prize of $433,610 after eliminating seven of his eight final table opponents. The Australian's latest victory reinforces his status as the leading tournament player from Australia, now exceeding $24 million in live tournament earnings.

Addamo's Ninth GGMillion$ Win: The Key Facts

Addamo entered the final table of the weekly $10,300 GGMillion$ event in sixth position out of nine, holding a stack of just 28 big blinds. Pedro Neves of Portugal led the table with over 100 big blinds, setting the stage for a challenging contest. A series of decisive pots, all in Addamo's favour, altered the dynamics quickly. By scoring the first two eliminations at the table, Addamo moved into the chip lead.

He continued to press his advantage, utilizing his larger stack to systematically force out three more players, narrowing the field to four contenders. Neves managed a knockout, appearing briefly capable of slowing Addamo's momentum. Still, Addamo eliminated China's 'Jokerwang777' in third, entering the heads-up phase against Neves with a commanding 7:1 chip advantage. The heads-up lasted just a few hands. Addamo closed out the match, capturing his ninth GGMillion$ title, while Neves settled for $326,000 as runner-up.

A Record for the Australian All-Time Money List

Addamo’s latest win advances his already impressive total on the Australia all-time money list, which stands at over $24 million in live events. His resume includes victories in multiple World Series of Poker bracelets, PokerGO Tour high rollers, Aussie Millions events, and notable finishes in both the European Poker Tour and Triton Poker Series. Online tournament earnings like the GGMillion$ are not tracked in the same centralized manner as live results, but Addamo's continued dominance suggests his true earnings position is even higher than currently recorded.

How Addamo Approached the Final Table

With a smaller stack compared to Neves at the outset, Addamo quickly flipped the narrative after winning two early all-ins. The subsequent knockouts came through a mix of well-timed aggression and strategic play, hallmarks of Addamo’s approach. By eliminating seven of the possible eight opponents at the final table, he demonstrated both efficiency and control. Neves’ resistance was notable, but the chip deficit proved insurmountable.

"Addamo’s heads-up play has always set him apart in online high rollers." — Tournament commentator Jeff Gross

Those following the latest in poker event results and tournament news will recognize Addamo’s name as a recurring leader in international high stakes tournaments.

Commentary and Context: Australia’s Top Tournament Player

Few Australian players can claim Addamo's blend of live and online achievements. His nine GGMillion$ victories set a benchmark among high-stakes online players. These results join an already deep portfolio of trophies and titles won on three continents. With both WSOP and PokerGO Tour successes under his belt, Addamo remains a fixture at the top of the global game.

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Prize Payouts: Final Table Notables

• Michael Addamo (Australia): $433,610 (Champion, 7 eliminations)
• Pedro Neves (Portugal): $326,000 (Runner-up)
• 'Jokerwang777' (China): Third place, payout not specified

Other final table participants were not named in the official summary. Commentary for this final table was provided by Jeff Gross and 2026 WSOP Champion Lucas Jumalon.

The Ongoing Impact of Addamo’s High-Stakes Success

With repeated wins on a marquee online platform, Addamo’s case for the most accomplished Australian poker player grows stronger. Each final table is an additional demonstration of his technical strength and consistency under pressure.