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Poker Tournament Chronicles: February-March 2015 Highlights
The main event of the WPT Lucky Hearts Poker Open, with a buy-in of $3,500, took place from February 5 to 11 and attracted 1,027 participants, with Brian Altman emerging as the winner. Sergey Baranov and Alexander Denisov, representing the team, finished in 17th and 18th places respectively.
Matt Stout won the final 6-max tournament with a buy-in of $2,200 at the WPT Lucky Hearts Poker Open.
The main event of the Fallsview Poker Classic, with a buy-in of C$5,000, attracted 419 players, and Anthony Zinno emerged as the winner. In the C$2,500 tournament at the Fallsview Poker Classic, Mark-Etienne McLaufin won, with Nicolas Petrangelo finishing in 4th place.
Eric Seidel and Andrew Robl won the high roller tournaments at Aria Casino in February and March 2015. Byron Caveman won two high roller tournaments at Aria Casino in late March 2015.
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