

Ukrainian Poker Pro Andriy Derzhypilskyi Wins First WSOP Bracelet
Andriy Derzhypilskyi, a Ukrainian poker player, has made history by winning his first WSOP bracelet. The event, #19 6-Handed Bounty No-Limit Hold'em, was part of the WSOP Online 2021 series on GGпокерок. The tournament had 2,053 entries and a total prize pool of $1,642,400.
Derzhypilskyi's victory earned him $154,320 in prize money, including a $87,370 bounty. The runner-up was Brazilian player Luciano Holland, who received $66,770 and an additional $21,680 in bounty. The Portuguese poker pro Joao Vieira finished in 8th place, earning $10,930 and a $200 bounty.
The Russian player with the nickname 'Why@' finished in 18th place, earning $11,050 and a $6,850 bounty. The final hand began with Luciano Holland open-raising with 5♦-5♣, and Andriy Derzhypilskyi calling with A♣-K♥.
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