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PokerMatch's Mega KO №3 Winner Takes Home 810,000₴
TournamentsApril 11, 2021·1 min read

PokerMatch's Mega KO №3 Winner Takes Home 810,000₴


The Mega KO №3 tournament on PokerMatch ended on April 11, 2024, with a record guarantee of 10,000,000₴. The tournament had 3,412 entries, but the prize pool was short by 2,438,000₴ to cover the guarantee. Despite the shortfall, participants were pleased with the generous prizes, including additional 3,000,000₴ in gifts from the casino boss.

The winner of the tournament was the player with the nickname sanekpro, who made eight entries and won 810,000₴ plus a 12,500₴ bounty. The runner-up, with the nickname 202527, had 19 knockouts, the highest among all participants. The streamer djonidze finished eighth, earning 95,000₴ and a 7,500₴ bounty.

The head-to-head began early in the morning, but despite fatigue, the players did not agree to a deal. The tournament's results and the absence of official announcements about the fourth Mega KO tournament leave room for speculation about future events and their guarantees.

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