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PokerMatch UA Millions Postponed to 2022 Due to Epidemic Concerns
NewsOctober 30, 2021·1 min read

PokerMatch UA Millions Postponed to 2022 Due to Epidemic Concerns


The Grand Final of PokerMatch UA Millions was scheduled to take place in Kyiv from November 26 to December 5. The event was postponed to January 2022 due to an unfavorable epidemiological situation in the country.

PokerMatch will offer two major online tournament series to its players before the end of the year. One of the series will start on November 1 and the other will be held in December. Ruslan Bangert wrote about the decision in his Telegram channel.

In his Telegram channel, Bangert emphasized the importance of responsible business practices in times of health crises. He stated, "We can have different attitudes towards diseases and vaccines, but I am convinced that a responsible and conscious business should be in solidarity with the state and local authorities in matters concerning the health and safety of people."

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