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Russian high stakes cash game and tournament player Artur Martirosian defeated tournament superstar David Peters heads-up to take down the 2021 Super High Roller Bowl Europe $100,000 buy-in no-limit hold’em event. Martirosian took home $1,400,000 as the champion, the largest recorded payday of his career. The score increased his career tournament earnings to more than $3.4 million. This was Martirosian’s third title of the year, having taken down the European Poker Tour Sochi main event and a World Pler Tour Russia side event earlier in 2021. Martirosian earned 480 Card Player Player of th...

  Home : Poker News : Chad Eveslage Wins 2021 World Poker Tour Venetian $5,000 Main Event For $910,370 Chad Eveslage Wins 2021 World Poker Tour Venetian $5,000 Main Event For $910,370 The Indiana Native Overcame A Field of 1,199 To Secure His First WPT Main Tour Title by Erik Fast  |  Published: Jul 07, 2021 Chad Eveslage is batting a thousand at live final tables in 2021. The poker pro from Muncie, Indiana has now made three Card Player Player of the Year qualified final tables this year and has managed to come away with the title each and every time. Eveslage’s latest triumph came i...

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$24,939 The tournament pulled in 652 entries for a prize pool of $1,467,000, according to CardPlayer's own reporting. That made it one of the bigger poker events held since the onset of COVID-19 all but shut down live poker last spring. Notables at the Final Table Some notable names advanced to the final table, namely Alex Foxen and Kristen Bicknell. The dominating pair wasn't sharing Venetian final table real estate for the first time. While they ended things in victorious but also controversial fashion before, things were less lucrative here as Foxen busted in sixth for $45,477 while Bi...

Lakewood Resident Wins Over $177K at bestbet Jacksonville Winter Open Main Event Share this: A total of 510 entries were made in the 2021  Winter Open $2,000 buy-in no-limit hold’em main event at bestbet Jacksonville, building a massive prize pool of $918,000 that was paid out among the top 64 finishers. The lion’s share of that money was ultimately awarded to Scott Stewart, who earned $177,817 as the champion. The five-time  World Series of Poker Circuit gold ring winner from Lakewood, California now has more than $2.4 million in career tournament earnings to his name. This was ...