♠PokerInsider
Artyom Prostak Secures Second Place in WPT 6-Max Championship
TournamentsAugust 12, 2020·1 min read

Artyom Prostak Secures Second Place in WPT 6-Max Championship


Artyom Prostak, a Belarusian poker player, finished second in the WPT 6-Max Championship tournament. He received a payout of 368,250$ for his achievement. Due to connectivity issues in his home country, Prostak played the tournament in Kyiv.

Nick Petranjeo, a Canadian poker player, won the tournament with a prize of 494,550$. Other notable players who performed well in the tournament include Arseniy Karmatskiy, a Russian poker player, who won 278,440$, and Gleb Tremzin, another Russian player, who finished 13th and earned 25,500$.

Stefan Burakov and Alexey Savenkov, both Russian players, earned 13,200$ each for their 31st and 35th place finishes. Konstantin Maslak, a Russian player, earned 11,100$ for his 38th place finish. Sam Greenwood, a Canadian poker player, finished 49th and earned 9,150$, while Steve O'Dwyer, an Irish poker player, finished 51st and earned 9,150$. The tournament had 120 prize-winning places, with the minimum payout being 7,137$.

Share this article

Argus Riven

By

Argus Riven

I've spent years at the tables — cash and tournaments — and just as long shaping poker copy behind the scenes: room reviews, bonus fine print, tournament notes. At PokerInsider I write the way I wish more sites would: clear structure, honest trade-offs, no hype. Whether you're new or already grinding, I care about what the offer actually costs you — rake, variance, and the fine print — and I treat responsible play as part of the job, not a footnote.

♠More in Tournaments

Bo Hoebe Triumphs Over Nacho Barbero in WSOP Circuit Madrid

Bo Hoebe Triumphs Over Nacho Barbero in WSOP Circuit Madrid

1 min read
Kraken Casino Offers Up to 440 Free Spins for Halloween

Kraken Casino Offers Up to 440 Free Spins for Halloween

1 min read
Darren Elias Leads World Poker Tour Cashes List with 48 Wins

Darren Elias Leads World Poker Tour Cashes List with 48 Wins

1 min read
←All Articles♠ PokerInsider