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Roman Kolotyuk Wins EAPT Altai Main Event
The Main Event of the EAPT Altai series concluded with 293 entries and a prize pool of 186,650$. Roman Kolotyuk from Russia won the Main Event, earning 30,730$. All final table players were from Russia. Georgiy Shkhulukhia finished as the runner-up, also earning 30,730$.
Alexander Stepanuk was in fourth place before the deal, losing a preflop showdown to Sergey Pichugin. The title was decided in a heads-up match between Kolotyuk and Shkhulukhia, with Kolotyuk winning with 7-5 against Shkhulukhia's Q-2.
Prizes were awarded to the top 35 players, with the minimum payout being 1,210$. The event featured a diverse range of players, with the final table consisting entirely of Russian poker players.
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