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EPT Open Sochi: Sergey Shurov Wins Multi-Day Tournament
TournamentsOctober 6, 2021·1 min read

EPT Open Sochi: Sergey Shurov Wins Multi-Day Tournament


The EPT Open Sochi multi-day tournament with a buy-in of 260 USD had 1,041 entries and was won by Sergey Shurov. The one-day bounty tournament with a buy-in of 260 USD had 497 players and 637 entries, with Georgiy Filippovich emerging as the winner.

In the high roller tournament with a buy-in of 3,680 USD, there were 195 registrations, making it the largest high roller tournament in the European Poker Tour series in Sochi. Victor Kudinov was the first to be eliminated from the high roller tournament, exiting just 30 minutes after the start.

Arseniy Karmatskiy finished the day with the third-largest stack, behind only Viktor Ustimov and Vadim Lipovka. Victor Kudinov mentioned that he plays poker more casually and enjoys the social aspect, often checking his phone during less critical moments. He also discussed his temporary ban from PokerStars and the issues with withdrawing funds from 'eight' rooms.

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