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Owén Messere Wins CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship
StrategyJanuary 15, 2025·1 min read

Owén Messere Wins CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship


The CoinPoker Cash Game World Championship concluded on January 12, 2025, with Owén Messere emerging as the champion. His friend SeaLlama finished last in the competition.

Kevin “TaxHere” Paque and riggedeck played the most hands during the championship, with riggedeck being the most consistent player throughout the event. Owén Messere posted his graph on 2+2, reminding readers of his June post where he listed his personal top-10 players.

Linus Leliiger, who finished third, led the challenge early on but later fell into a deep minus before recovering. Daniil Vasiliev, who finished 10th, rarely played after the New Year. Top losers of the championship included SeaLlama, ja.sam.gale, and dudd1, all of whom were mentioned in Owén Messere's top list. CD9K, a student of Jayce, finished fourth from the bottom. Victor Kudinov, who joined the championship later, finished sixth and became a chat sensation. Enlight, who finished 12th, had an interesting exchange with riggedeck during the championship.

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