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Samuel '€urop€an' Vusden Wins EPT Online 22 Tournament
TournamentsDecember 18, 2021·1 min read

Samuel '€urop€an' Vusden Wins EPT Online 22 Tournament


Finnish poker player Samuel '€urop€an' Vusden won the EPT Online 22 tournament on PokerStars. The tournament had a buy-in of $5,200 and a guaranteed prize pool of $500,000. The event attracted 100 entries, with 32 re-entries, and a total of 13 players made it into the prize pool.

Samuel '€urop€an' Vusden earned $115,210 for his victory. The runner-up was British poker player 'Proudflop' who earned $88,450. The fourth place went to Russian poker player Артур 'mararthur1' Мартиросян who earned $52,140. The tenth place was taken by Belarusian poker player Никита 'fish2013' Бодяковский who earned $12,670. The twelfth place was taken by Russian poker player Максим 'MAMOH_T' Мамонов who earned $12,670.

The minimum payout of $10,600 was received by German poker player Оле 'wizowizo' Шемион. The bubble boy of the tournament was Swedish player Никлас 'Lena900' Астедт.

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