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Mikhail Rudoy Wins Historic 6+ Hold'em Tournament at EPT Barcelona
Russian poker player Mikhail Rudoy won the first 6+ Hold'em tournament at EPT Barcelona. He secured a massive 213,000€ prize, the largest in his career so far. Rudoy started playing 6+ Hold'em poker only last year, making his victory even more impressive.
In the final heads-up battle, Rudoy faced Chin Wei Lim from Malaysia. Despite starting with roughly equal stacks, Rudoy managed to pull ahead after a few hands, ultimately securing the win. Chin Wei Lim earned 146,000€ for his second-place finish.
Beyond his poker skills, Mikhail Rudoy is also a professional musician. He plays the viola in the Moscow Conservatory, showcasing his versatility and talent across different fields.
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