

Arthur Martirosyan secures fourth place in WPT Big Game
Arthur Martirosyan secured fourth place in the WPT Big Game tournament, earning $83,000. The tournament, which had a guarantee of $1,000,000, featured a strong field of players. Martirosyan's performance was notable, as he was one of several Russian players who made it into the prize money. His compatriot Vyacheslav Buldygin finished 16th, winning $16,500.
Other notable players who made it into the prize money include Davidi Kitai, who finished 15th and won $16,500, Elior Fox, who finished 14th and won $14,500, Kristen Bicknell, who finished 8th and won $30,500, and Luke Greenwood, who finished 7th and won $37,000. Kristen Bicknell, in particular, has been on a hot streak, as she finished second in the same tournament just a week prior. This performance helped her secure the top spot on the WPT Online leaderboard.
The final heads-up match was between Stuart Gutt and Nicholas Yunis. Before the final showdown, the two players agreed to a deal, with Nicholas Yunis taking home $200,000 and Stuart Gutt earning $177,000. Yunis emerged victorious, securing the top prize in the tournament.
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