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Sean Perry Wins $640,000 at PokerGO Cup Event 8
TournamentsFebruary 12, 2022·1 min read

Sean Perry Wins $640,000 at PokerGO Cup Event 8


Sean Perry emerged victorious in PokerGO Cup Event 8, taking home the top prize of $640,000. The final event of the 2022 PokerGO Cup featured a $1.6 million prizepool with 32 entries, making it a highly competitive and lucrative tournament. Daniel Negreanu, who had been aiming for back-to-back titles, finished second in the final event.

Jeremy Ausmus won the overall leaderboard victory of the 2022 PokerGO Cup. Sean Perry's win handed Ausmus the overall title. Brock Wilson, who finished second in the final event, proved himself as one of the most consistent players of the high-stakes series. Nick Schulman was eliminated in fourth place. Daniel Negreanu had a profit of $255,500 from the PokerGO Cup.

Perry's victory was bittersweet, as he expressed his happiness for winning the event but also mentioned that it would have been awesome to win the trophy. He praised Jeremy Ausmus, stating that he is an awesome guy, very honorable and great, and nobody has anything bad to ever say about him.

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