

Arseny Karmatsky Wins SPF Sochi High Roller Tournament
Arseny Karmatsky won the SPF Sochi High Roller tournament with a prize of $56,800. The poker player made four entries into the tournament and had to finish at least eighth to make a profit.
Arseny Karmatsky and Andrey Chernokoz agreed to split the prize money before the heads-up. The heads-up lasted only three hands. In the final hand of the tournament, Karmatsky went all-in with 8-8, while Chernokoz called with A-Q. No Queens or Aces appeared on the flop, and Karmatsky became the tournament champion.
Andrey Chernokoz finished second with a prize of $48,500. Aliq Zazyan finished third with a prize of $30,000. Anatoly Nikitin finished fourth with a prize of $22,000. Irat Shakirov finished fifth with a prize of $16,000. Arutjun Saakyan finished sixth with a prize of $12,000. Evgeny Cherkasov finished seventh with a prize of $10,000. Mikhail Zavoloka finished eighth with a prize of $7,700. Valery Yantsevich finished ninth with a prize of $6,200.
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