

CoinPoker Welcomes Ukraine's Top Female Poker Player Olga Iermolcheva
CoinPoker has announced a partnership with Ukrainian poker pro Olga Iermolcheva, adding her to their roster of ambassadors. The crypto-based poker site, founded in 2017, is known for its use of Tether (USDT) for deposits, wagers, and withdrawals, allowing it to accept players worldwide with minimal ID requirements. Olga Iermolcheva will be playing tournament and cash games on CoinPoker under the screen name Olga_Iermolcheva.
Olga Iermolcheva has had a successful career in poker, with $780,000 in live tournament earnings, ranking her 23rd on the Ukraine all-time money list. Some of her notable achievements include winning the €550 NLHE event in Barcelona in 2014 for €25,400, finishing second in the 2022 $1,000 WPT Ladies Championship for $70,008, and finishing third in the $1,500 NLHE Shootout event at the 2023 World Series of Poker, earning $109,780. She also finished second in the LAPT Panama Main Event, earning $113,580, and fourth in a $2,000 Venetian DeepStack Bounty event in 2022, earning $95,494.
Olga Iermolcheva's success in poker has also been featured on television. She won her first SNG representing Team Hearts in season one of the TV show ‘Game of Gold’. The show, created by the makers of Poker After Dark and poker site GGPoker, featured some of the best online poker pros including Daniel ‘Jungleman’ Cates and fellow CoinPoker ambassador Charlie Carrel. CoinPoker is available for Android and iOS, as well as desktop clients for Windows and Mac, making it one of the fastest-growing poker apps.
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