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Aleksey Savenkov Secures Fifth Place in Irish Poker Open High Roller
NewsApril 9, 2020·1 min read

Aleksey Savenkov Secures Fifth Place in Irish Poker Open High Roller


The Irish Poker Open high roller tournament, held on PartyPoker, had a buy-in of 5,200€ and a guaranteed prize pool of 500,000€. The tournament attracted 179 entries, resulting in a prize pool of 895,000€. Notable players such as Andras Nemeth, Max Silver, Timothy Adams, Ryan Riss, Adrian Mateos, and Dario Sammartino participated in the event.

Aleksey Savenkov, a Russian poker player, finished fifth in the high roller tournament. For his fifth-place finish, Savenkov received 51,000€. Over the past three years, Savenkov has won $179,000 in live tournaments. Dario Sammartino, the runner-up of the WSOP 2019 Main Event, finished eighth in the tournament, receiving 24,000€.

The final two players, Lukas Novkovski and Jonis Angelou-Konstas, agreed to a deal before the heads-up. Jonis Angelou-Konstas won the tournament, receiving 172,000€. Lukas Novkovski finished second, receiving 168,000€.

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