

Anatoly Filatov Reaches Final Table of WSOP Online Event #48
Russian high-stakes poker player Anatoly Filatov has secured a spot at the final table of WSOP Online Event #48. The event features a $1,500 buy-in and a $5,000,000 guarantee, attracting 6,299 entries and creating a prize pool of $8,976,070.
Anatoly Filatov entered the final table with the fifth largest stack of 22,480,000 chips, equivalent to 7.5 BB. Daniel Dvoress from Canada is the current chip leader with 97,479,000 chips (30.8 BB). Alejandro Karidad from Argentina is second with 64,000,000 chips (21.3 BB).
Other notable players who made it to the final table include Nevilie Mateus Endo Costa from Brazil, Michael Nugent from Canada, Tomasz Cibulski from Poland, Aneris Adomkevicius from Albania, Siao de Almeida from Brazil, and Ronny Kaiser from Switzerland. Michael Addamo and Isaac Haxton, both from Canada, finished in 16th and 20th places respectively, earning $40,200 and $28,950. Vyacheslav Buldygin, a Russian poker player, finished in 31st place, earning $15,000. Daniel Negreanu finished in 39th place, earning $12,910. Aleksey Ponyakov, a Russian-speaking poker player from Latvia, finished in 47th place, earning $11,100.
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