Artur Martirosian Wins Fourth WSOP Bracelet in $25,000 High Roller Event

Artur Martirosian has added another prestigious title to his already impressive resume. On June 8, the 28-year-old poker pro won his fourth World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet in the $25,000 six-handed no-limit hold’em high roller event, securing $1,286,285 for his victory.

This win extended Martirosian’s lifetime tournament earnings to over $40 million, making him the highest-earning Russian poker player in history. Martirosian defeated Pavel Plesuv in the final, with Plesuv settling for $857,510, the third-largest live result of his career. Sean Winter finished third, earning $597,635.

Several notable players were eliminated earlier in the tournament. Erik Seidel, a 10-time bracelet winner and Poker Hall of Famer, went out in ninth place, earning $89,378. Klemens Roiter fell below ten big blinds and was eliminated in seventh place, earning $159,884. Chance Kornuth was eliminated in sixth place, earning $218,091. Marius Gierse was eliminated in fifth place, earning $301,347. Yosuke Miki finished in fourth place, earning $421,718.