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Vitaly Avanesyan Wins Two Consecutive Sochi Poker Festival Cups
Online PokerSeptember 9, 2021·1 min read

Vitaly Avanesyan Wins Two Consecutive Sochi Poker Festival Cups


Vitaly Avanesyan has had an incredibly successful run at the Sochi Poker Festival, achieving a feat never before accomplished: winning two consecutive SPF cups. On Tuesday, Avanesyan emerged victorious in the Warm Up event, earning $19,000 in prize money. The following day, he secured another win in the high roller event, taking home an impressive $40,000.

Before the heads-up final, the two finalists, Vitaly Avanesyan and Roman Vasiliev, agreed to split the prize. The decisive moment came on the blinds of 40,000/80,000, where Roman went all-in with 10-J, and Vitaly made a light call with pocket aces.

The final table results for the SPF High Roller event were as follows: Vitaly Avanesyan in first place with $40,000, Roman Vasiliev in second with $35,000, Maxim Sekretarev in third with $21,000, Vage Pogosyan in fourth with $15,000, Sergey Chudopal in fifth with $11,000, and Vasily Tsapko in sixth with $8,000.

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