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Stoyan Madanzhiev Teases Upcoming WSOP Online Main Event
TournamentsNovember 20, 2020·1 min read

Stoyan Madanzhiev Teases Upcoming WSOP Online Main Event


Stoyan Madanzhiev, the champion of the WSOP Online Main Event, recently shared his thoughts on the upcoming December tournament. The event, with a buy-in of $10,000, promises a minimum prize of $1,000,000 for the winner. Madanzhiev won the previous WSOP Online Main Event, securing a prize of $3,904,685.

The final table of the December WSOP Online Main Event will be held live at King's Casino, adding an exciting element to the tournament. The event will be accessible on WSOP.com for American players and on GGpokerok for the rest of the world, with three starting days on GGpokerok.

Madanzhiev took to Twitter to comment on the upcoming event, playfully questioning the numbering of the tournament. He wrote, "So, if I won the 51st Main Event of the World Poker Series, what will the next tournament be called? 51st, 51.1, 51 (ver. 2.0) or 51 alfa? Just curious." Sam Greenwood, a well-known Canadian poker player, supported Madanzhiev, stating that the WSOP ME 2020 has a champion, Stoyan Madanzhiev, and emphasized the importance of such events in poker history.

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