

Arthur Martirosyan Wins World Championship of Heads-Up Poker
Arthur Martirosyan won the World Championship of Heads-Up Poker. The championship had a buy-in of $25,000 and 64 participants.
Arthur Martirosyan was added to the waitlist due to a delayed flight. He defeated Jeremy Osmus in the first round, Faraz Jaka in the second round, Kevin Rabichow in the third round, and Patrick Leonard in the final.
Arthur Martirosyan's victory in the World Championship of Heads-Up Poker marks his third bracelet, but his first in Las Vegas. His previous two wins were in online heads-up tournaments with a buy-in of $10,000 and in a Flip&Go tournament on the Bahamas for $800.
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