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Poker Stars See Major Departures, WSOP 2020 Crowned
Several notable changes and achievements have recently occurred in the poker world. Chris Moneymaker, a prominent figure in poker, has left the Team Pro of PokerStars after 17 years.
In a significant victory, Damián Salas won the Main Event WSOP 2020, defeating Joseph Hebert in the heads-up final. This win earned him the WSOP bracelet, a million dollars in prize money, and the title of World Champion.
Additionally, Ludovic Geilich has announced his departure from partypoker's Team Pro, marking another notable change in the poker landscape.
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