

World Poker Tour Online: First Results and Dramatic Stories
The World Poker Tour Online Championships have seen thrilling results, including dramatic stories from players like Paul Tedeschi and Artem Prostak.
Paul Tedeschi won $92,105 in the Omaha Hi-Lo tournament, sharing the title with Ansi Kinttala and Dan Shack. Tedeschi expressed disappointment that there was no heads-up play after the deal, leading to a client update that ensured part of the prize pool was still played out in all major tournaments.
Alex Manzano from Chile won $176,131 in the Omaha tournament, defeating Laszlo 'omaha4rollz' Buytas and Paresh Doshi. In the Hold'em tournament, Gavin Cochrane won with a prize of $540,664, defeating Alexei Ponyakov and Dmitry Yurasov. Nick Petrandangelo won the final Hold'em tournament with a prize of $494,550, defeating Artem Prostak who earned $368,250.
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