Super High Roller Poker FINAL TABLE with Bryan Paris

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On: December 2, 2025

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Who will rise to the top in this week’s GGMillion$ Final Table?

Watch as the world’s top poker professionals face off in GGPoker’s premier $10K High Roller tournament series.

GGMillion$ Season 2025

This weekly event features elite-level tournament play, with some of the sharpest minds in poker competing for major titles and global recognition.

The pre-game show begins at 14:15 ET (18:15 UTC), followed by the Final Table showdown at 14:45 ET (18:45 UTC) every Tuesday—hosted by Jeff Gross.

Also featured on this channel: Game of Gold and Poker After Dark—industry-defining poker shows with players like Daniel Negreanu, Fedor Holz, and more.

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