

Artyom Petrov Wins Big at EAPT Altai: Russian Poker Championship
The EAPT Altai series kicked off at Casino Sochi with a significant event featuring a $350 buy-in tournament. The Russian Poker Championship attracted 255 entries, contributing to a prize pool of $63,380.
Artyom Petrov secured the top spot, earning $12,170 for his victory. Arunat Terkishvili, also from Russia, finished as the runner-up, taking home the same amount. The final table was predominantly Russian, with the exception of Mukhtar Nasiradinov from Uzbekistan.
Evgeny Tambovtsev, who started with a short stack, managed to secure third place, earning $6,890. The tournament saw intense competition, with players like Arunat Terkishvili and Evgeny Tambovtsev making notable plays.
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