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Arseny Karmatsky Wins SCOOP Tournament on PokerStars
TournamentsMay 22, 2019·1 min read

Arseny Karmatsky Wins SCOOP Tournament on PokerStars


Arseny Karmatsky, a seasoned poker professional, has made a name for himself in both live and online tournaments. His most significant live win came last year in Sochi, where he took home $478,000 from the EPT Sochi tournament. Overall, his live tournament winnings amount to approximately $1.5 million.

Karmatsky's online poker career has also been remarkably successful. Over the weekend, he surpassed $3.5 million in online tournament winnings. On Sunday, PokerStars hosted multiple SCOOP tournaments, one of which Karmatsky participated in under the pseudonym josef_shvejk. The tournament had a substantial prize pool of $1,410,000, with 282 entries each paying $5,200.

In the final stages, the top three players agreed to a deal, with Karmatsky securing $225,000. The finalists continued to compete for the championship title, which ultimately went to Karmatsky.

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