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Anatoly Filatov's Journey to Poker Stardom: New PokerPro Episode
NewsJune 25, 2026·1 min read

Anatoly Filatov's Journey to Poker Stardom: New PokerPro Episode


A new episode of PokerPro is set to air on June 25, 2024, at 18:00 MSK, featuring Anatoly Filatov, known as nl_profit. Anatoly Filatov is one of the most recognized and successful Russian-speaking poker players. His streams, vlogs, and community NL_Profit have inspired many to start their own poker journey.

Anatoly Filatov's career is marked by significant achievements, including a victory in a Triton tournament with a $25,000 buy-in, earning him $1,882,000. This win is one of his most notable accomplishments, contributing to his status as the third most successful Russian player in live tournaments by winnings.

In the new episode, host Dmitry Shakhov will delve into Filatov's journey from a promising player to one of the most recognizable professionals in the world of poker. The episode will explore what lies behind his success and why the name nl_profit has become synonymous with stability, high-level play, and professionalism.

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