

Romen Lewis Wins WSOP Turbo Bounty Tournament, Earns $463,880
Romen Lewis, a poker player from France, won the WSOP 2021 Event #76: Super Turbo Bounty tournament. This victory marked his first WSOP bracelet and earned him a significant prize of $463,880. The tournament, held at the Rio casino, attracted 307 entries, creating a substantial prize pool of $1,941,770.
The final table featured notable players from various countries. Aaditya Agarwal from India finished second, earning $286,700. Steven Chidwick from the UK secured third place with a prize of $200,590. Dario Sammartino from Italy finished sixth, taking home $76,440. Eugene Timoshenko from Ukraine placed seventh, earning $57,480. Rainer Kempe from Germany finished ninth, with a prize of $34,420.
In the final hand, Aaditya Agarwal called Romen Lewis's all-in with A♠-3♣ against Lewis's 10♥-9♥. The board showed 2♥-J♦-8♣-10♦-7♣, securing Lewis's victory and his first WSOP bracelet.
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