

PCA Bahamas: Vladimir Troyanovsky finishes second in the main event
The PCA poker tournament on the Bahamas featured an exciting final table in the main event. Vladimir Troyanovsky, a Russian poker player, finished second in the PCA main event.
Mike Watson, a Canadian poker player, won the PCA main event. Tony Gregg, an American poker player, finished third in the PCA main event. Philip MacAllister, a British poker player, finished fourth in the PCA main event. Toby Lewis, a British poker player, finished fifth in the PCA main event. Randy Kritzer, an American neurosurgeon, finished sixth in the PCA main event.
Brin Kenny won the PCA super high roller event. Joe McKee finished second in the PCA super high roller event. Ankush Mandavia finished third in the PCA super high roller event.
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