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Roman Kolotyuk Wins EAPT Altai Main Event
StrategyMay 27, 2021·1 min read

Roman Kolotyuk Wins EAPT Altai Main Event


The Main Event of the EAPT Altai series concluded with 293 entries and a prize pool of 186,650$. Roman Kolotyuk from Russia won the Main Event, earning 30,730$. All final table players were from Russia. Georgiy Shkhulukhia finished as the runner-up, also earning 30,730$.

Alexander Stepanuk was in fourth place before the deal, losing a preflop showdown to Sergey Pichugin. The title was decided in a heads-up match between Kolotyuk and Shkhulukhia, with Kolotyuk winning with 7-5 against Shkhulukhia's Q-2.

Prizes were awarded to the top 35 players, with the minimum payout being 1,210$. The event featured a diverse range of players, with the final table consisting entirely of Russian poker players.

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