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Christian Rudolf Wins WPT Online Main Event with $487,440 Prize
TournamentsJune 3, 2021·1 min read

Christian Rudolf Wins WPT Online Main Event with $487,440 Prize


The WPT Online Main Event on PartyPoker concluded with a thrilling finish, featuring a buy-in of $3,200 and a guaranteed prize pool of $3,000,000. The tournament had multiple starting days in various formats and a total of 1,035 entries, creating a prize pool of $3,195,000.

Christian Rudolf from Germany emerged victorious, securing a massive $487,440 prize. Fabiano Kovalksi from Brazil finished second and earned $401,790. Daniel Dvores from Canada finished third with a payout of $249,320.

Yuri Dziwilevski from Brazil finished sixth with a payout of $86,390. Nikita Kuznetsov and Sergey Denisov from Russia finished 13th and 14th respectively, each receiving $25,640. Simon Mattsson from Sweden, who was the chip leader of one of the starting days, finished 31st with a payout of $16,430. A total of 158 players made it into the prize zone, with the minimum payout being $6,470.

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