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Viktor Ustimov's Near Miss: Second Place in WCOOP High-Roller Tournament
TournamentsSeptember 17, 2021·1 min read

Viktor Ustimov's Near Miss: Second Place in WCOOP High-Roller Tournament


Russian poker player Viktor Ustimov finished second in a high-stakes WCOOP tournament on PokerStars. The tournament had a buy-in of $5,200 and was a one-day freezeout event with a guarantee of $500,000. The event attracted 130 entries, creating a prize pool of $650,000.

Ustimov won $110,380 for his second-place finish. The winner of the tournament was a Brazilian player with the nickname gusmaa, who earned $142,470 for their victory. Another notable performance came from Russian player Arthur Martirosyan, known as mararthur1, who finished 14th and won $11,879. Additionally, another Russian player, NikTolik, was the bubble boy of the tournament.

This tournament marks another significant achievement for Ustimov, who continues to make waves in the high-stakes poker community. His consistent performance in such prestigious events highlights his skill and determination. Despite not taking the top spot, Ustimov's second-place finish is a testament to his prowess in the game.

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