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Olga Ermolycheva and PokerMatch Part Ways After Three Years
TournamentsApril 29, 2021·1 min read

Olga Ermolycheva and PokerMatch Part Ways After Three Years


Olga Ermolycheva has been an ambassador for PokerMatch for three years. Today, the official PokerMatch website announced that their collaboration has come to an end. Olga Ermolycheva was the first ambassador for PokerMatch and has successfully fulfilled her missions throughout her tenure. She has participated in the World Series of Poker (WSOP) in Las Vegas and other major international poker events.

As part of the Ukrainian national poker team, Olga Ermolycheva became the world champion and the best player of the Nations Cup 2019. In her role as an ambassador for PokerMatch, Olga successfully participated in intellectual games, was a star at parties, and became one of the heroes of the advertising campaign "Poker is a sport."

Olga Ermolycheva will host a final stream on Twitch today at 20:00, which will include a freeroll with a guarantee of 100,000 hryvnia. The event starts at 21:00, and the password will be announced during the stream. For convenience, the password can be seen on the main page of the Cardmates website in the section of current freerolls.

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