

Rena Bogdanov Wins Main Event at Russian Poker Tour in Minsk
The Russian Poker Tour live poker series concluded in Minsk at the Opera Casino. The Main Event of the Russian Poker Tour had a buy-in of 720$ and attracted over 150 entries, creating a prize pool of over 100,000$.
Rena Bogdanov, a Ukrainian poker player, won the tournament and earned 20,200$ and his second trophy. Julien Aznar from France finished as the runner-up, earning 13,370$. Four Belarusian players, two Russians, one Turkish player, one French player, and one Ukrainian player made it to the final table.
In the final hand, Julien Aznar pushed with A♦-6♦ from the button and received a call from Bogdanov with A♥-9♠ on the big blind. The flop was 10♣-10♠-K♠, and the turn was 9♦, leaving Aznar hoping for a split. The river card was 2♠, securing Bogdanov's victory.
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