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Chris Haniken Finishes Second in WSOP Online Poker Players Championship
Chris Haniken finished second in the Poker Players Championship at WSOP Online, narrowly missing out on the gold bracelet. Rudolf won the tournament with a prize of 1,800,000$.
The tournament had 407 participants and a prize pool of 10,000,000$. Chris Haniken earned 1,332,000$ for his second-place finish. Notable participants included Alexey Boyko from Belarus, who finished ninth and earned 154,000$, and Paulis Pлаустинас from Lithuania, who finished eighth and earned 210,000$.
Jason Koon finished seventh despite being the chip leader at the start of the final table. Alexey Ponyakov from Latvia finished fourth and earned 719,000$, his best cash result to date.
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