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Andrey Skvortsov Wins WCOOP-67-H Omaha Hi-Lo Tournament
TournamentsSeptember 21, 2020·1 min read

Andrey Skvortsov Wins WCOOP-67-H Omaha Hi-Lo Tournament


Andrey Skvortsov won the WCOOP-67-H Omaha Hi-Lo tournament. The tournament had a buy-in of $1,050 and a guaranteed prize pool of $125,000. The prize pool was $178,000 with 178 entries. Andrey Skvortsov earned $35,880 for his victory. The runner-up was a player from Finland known as jäää, who earned $27,930.

Artyom Martirosyan finished in fifth place, earning $13,180. FAL1st finished in sixth place, earning $10,260. Alexey Makarov finished in 11th place, earning $3,870. 20 players made it to the prize zone, with the minimum payout being $2,410.

Among those who received the minimum payout were three Russians: ALEX2PAIRS, Zanos_Goda, and IExPlayI, finishing in 17th, 18th, and 20th places respectively.

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