

Poker Players Go Wild Over Ocean KO Tournaments: A Social Media Roundup
Aleksey Ponyakov decided to revive his Instagram, where he has only five posts in three years. He shared that he has been playing poker since 2008, turning it into a serious profession in 2017. Since then, he has won three WSOP bracelets and two Triton titles.
A regular Omaha player on CoinPoker under the nickname cumicon shared his results for September, winning $191,796. He played various formats, including heads-up and 7-max, with a win rate of 25 bb/100. Cumicon attributed his success to luck in situations not accounted for by All-in EV.
Beriuzy launched a Russian-language channel in Telegram, aiming to stay connected with Russian-speaking viewers. He humorously mentioned that his mother, who is from Belarus, always called him a 'baran' due to his crazy playing style.
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