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Eugene Shikunov Wins EAPT Altai Main Event
NewsSeptember 27, 2021·1 min read

Eugene Shikunov Wins EAPT Altai Main Event


The Main Event of the EAPT Altai poker series concluded with 187 entries and a prize pool of 126,660$. The tournament, held at the Altai Palace casino, saw Eugene Shikunov from Belarus emerge as the champion, securing a prize of 19,820$.

Eugene Shikunov's victory is his second in the EAPT Altai series. The final six players agreed to split the prize pool according to ICM, leaving 1,500$ for the heads-up final. Pavel Karrera finished as the runner-up, earning 18,640$. The final table consisted of six Russians and one Belarusian, Eugene Shikunov.

In the final hand, Pavel Karrera raised with 4♥-4♣, and Eugene Shikunov called with 9♠-9♣. The board showed 8♠-K♣-2♠-10♠-A♠, and Shikunov won with a river flush, securing his championship.

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