

Alexander Kravchenko's Epic Victory in EPT San Remo: Key Hands
Alexander Kravchenko's victory in the EPT San Remo tournament was a testament to his skill and resilience. He won the tournament without a deal, playing until the end. After the second day, Kravchenko proposed a deal to his opponent, offering 51,000 euros, but his opponent refused.
Throughout the tournament, Kravchenko felt unwell due to sunstroke and a draft, but this seemed to work in his favor. He won several key hands, including one against Fabrice Soule, where he had an 89% chance of winning. In another hand, Kravchenko won against an opponent who had Ah Qh, with a 70% chance of winning. He also won a hand against an opponent who had Kc Qd Js 8d, with a 30% chance of winning.
Kravchenko's strategic play was evident in his hand against an opponent who had Ad Ts, where he had a 74% chance of winning. He also won a hand against Fabrice Soule, who had Kx 6x 3x 2x without pikes. In his final key hand, Kravchenko won against Dario Alioto, who had 7s 6h 5s 3s, with a 70% chance of winning.
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