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Eugene Timoshenko Wins Main Tournament of PokerStars WCOOP
TournamentsSeptember 23, 2009·1 min read

Eugene Timoshenko Wins Main Tournament of PokerStars WCOOP


Eugene Timoshenko, known as Jovial Gent on PokerStars, won the main tournament of PokerStars WCOOP with a buy-in of $5,200. The tournament attracted 2,144 players, and Timoshenko's victory added $1,715,200 to his earnings. Timoshenko's impressive career includes wins in various high-stakes tournaments, such as the main tournament of the Asian Poker Tour in Macau and the Irish Open 2007. He also won the WPT Championship with a buy-in of $25,000.

In addition to his WCOOP victory, Timoshenko won the $1K Monday tournament on Full Tilt, earning an additional $75,000. This brought his total tournament winnings for his career to $6.5 million. Timoshenko's consistent success in high-stakes tournaments has made him a notable figure in the poker community.

Timoshenko's ability to maintain his lead throughout the tournament was evident in his final showdown against Udon Wannit. With a flop of 6s Kc 8h, Timoshenko had Kd 6d, while Wannit had 5c 6c. Timoshenko's strategic play and skillful moves secured his victory in the tournament.

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