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Marko Johnson Wins WCOOP Russian Final
Marko Johnson, known as NoraFlum, had 273,627 chips and was in seventh place. Andrey Zaychenko was the chip leader for a long time, but after a series of bad hands, he did not even make it to the prize money. Sergey Rybachenko became the new chip leader after Andrey Zaychenko's exit.
At one point, Sergey Rybachenko had 396,867 chips, while odysseus1 had 323,667 and Nacho Barbero had 295,976. Sergey Rybachenko eliminated hummylun on the 15th place, increasing his stack to 516,483 chips. Sergey Rybachenko won a significant pot against Nacho Barbero with a low hand of 6-8 and a straight on the river.
Marko Johnson won a hand against Sergey Rybachenko with two pair, Aces and Tens.
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