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Arthur Martirosyan Leads the Final Table in the WCOOP-16-H Tournament
TournamentsSeptember 4, 2020·1 min read

Arthur Martirosyan Leads the Final Table in the WCOOP-16-H Tournament


The WCOOP-16-H tournament with a buy-in of $10,300 has a guaranteed prize pool of $1,000,000. The field has been reduced to ten players after 7 hours of play, with Mike Watson finishing in 11th place, earning a minimum payout of $13,250.

The final table includes some of the biggest names in high-stakes poker. Arthur Martirosyan is the chip leader with the largest stack, having earned $26,250 in bounty payouts. David Peters will start the final table with the shortest stack, having won over $33,000,000 in live tournaments throughout his career. Ole 'wizowizo' Schemion, who finished second in the WCOOP 10-H tournament, will start with an average stack.

With blinds set at 20,000/40,000, the tournament will continue today. Arthur Martirosyan has 156 big blinds, while David Peters has 15 big blinds. The remaining players will be vying for the top prize in this high-stakes event.

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