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Ukrainian Poker Players Strike Gold in PokerStars Afterparty Tournaments
Online PokerAugust 11, 2020·1 min read

Ukrainian Poker Players Strike Gold in PokerStars Afterparty Tournaments


In the latest PokerStars Stadium Series Afterparty tournaments, Ukrainian poker players made a significant impact, turning small buy-ins into substantial prizes. The Afterparty series featured three final events with buy-ins of $1, $11, and $109.

Sultanchik, a Ukrainian player, secured the top spot in the $109 event, walking away with a massive $100,000 prize. Meanwhile, another Ukrainian player, Hagautama, dominated the $1.10 event, turning his $1.10 buy-in into a $7,500 windfall. Despite the smaller buy-in, Hagautama's victory is notable as he turned a modest investment into a significant return.

PokerStars faced an overlay of $35,000 for the $109 event, as only 65,111 out of the required 100,000 players participated. Additionally, Nick92NK, another Ukrainian player, finished in fifth place in the $1.10 event, earning $2,740. The top three finalists in the $1.10 event agreed to a deal, with each receiving prizes ranging from $7,265 to $7,752, highlighting the impressive returns for players in this tournament.

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