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WCOOP-2014: Russian Players Shine in Major Poker Series
TournamentsOctober 1, 2014·1 min read

WCOOP-2014: Russian Players Shine in Major Poker Series


The WCOOP-2014 poker series featured numerous exciting tournaments and notable performances from players around the world. One of the standout events was the Super Tuesday, where Russian player MskrevFIX secured a clean first-place finish without any dealings.

In tournament #31, Dенис «aDrENalin710» Стребков was the chip leader, but it was Kikki-mikk who ultimately won the bracelet and over $25,000. Ivan «Frozer» Tikhov, a moderator of the forum, took 16th place in tournament #32, while Roman Korenev was the highest-placed Russian, finishing in 4th place.

Ivan «Ch33s3z0r» Pavlov made a significant impact by winning a $320 tournament with re-entries, earning over $77,000. In the same tournament, Vladimir Troyanovsky was the highest-placed Russian, finishing in 17th place. Other notable performances included Colisea, a Belarusian Pole, winning tournament #36 and sharing the prize with Austrian speedyhanh. In tournament #37, the winner was AJacejackAJ, a Canadian regular, with British player easylimp taking second place.

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