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WPT Cyprus Final Table: Russians Dominate in Historic Event
TournamentsAugust 21, 2013·1 min read

WPT Cyprus Final Table: Russians Dominate in Historic Event


The World Poker Tour (WPT) Cyprus event concluded with a historic final table featuring three Russian players: Aleksey Rybin, Andrey "kedrila" Nikonov, and Sergiy Rybachenko. The event took place at the Merit Crystal Cove hotel in Northern Cyprus.

The final table was particularly notable because it was the first time in WPT history that half of the six finalists were from Russia. The live broadcast was commented by Ilya Gorodetsky, with Maksim Lykov also participating.

The finalists included Piar Saieg from Lebanon, who was in the first place with 349,000 chips. Aleksey Rybin, a 33-year-old high roller from Moscow, was in second place with 2,698,000 chips. Andrey "kedrila" Nikonov, a 23-year-old user of GipsyTeam from Saint Petersburg, was in third place with 1,280,000 chips. Sergiy "Gipsy" Rybachenko, a legendary Russian poker player, was in fourth place with 921,000 chips. Albert Daer, a 26-year-old Lebanese player, was in fifth place with 1,595,000 chips. Kayhan Tügrül, a 31-year-old Turkish player, was in sixth place with 1,025,000 chips.

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