As Marcelo has explained, pole points are represented by lines in Mercator projections, so there might be an issue there, but I think this extreme case is handled by the API in some sensible manner. I rather believe your problem is a longitude-related issue. When you draw a polygon which spans over more than half (or so) of the meridians, this odd filling behaviour can occur. Obviously, the nearer your polygon lies to one of the poles, the smaller it need be to span over the critical number of meridians, so the behaviour is generally more likely to occur near the poles. A sufficiently large polygon at the equator will, however, lead to the same behaviour. The solution Ross has pointed to (http://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/ detail?id=949), should work for you.
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