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Poker Champions Crowned in WSOP Events 47 to 62
TournamentsJune 30, 2019·1 min read

Poker Champions Crowned in WSOP Events 47 to 62


The recent World Series of Poker (WSOP) events from 47 to 62 featured a diverse range of tournaments and notable winners. Kim Chi-yeon, a 47-year-old coffee shop owner from Kimhae, South Korea, won the 47th tournament with a prize of $167,308. Olga Burdyukovskaya from Minsk finished 19th in the same tournament, earning $4,767.

Ari Engel, a 35-year-old online poker veteran, won his first bracelet in the 48th tournament, earning $427,399. Anatoly Filatov and Gleb Kovtunov finished 24th and 39th respectively, earning $12,244 and $8,477.

Luke Schwartz, a 35-year-old high roller, won the 49th tournament, earning $273,336. Caynlu McCue-Unsiano, a 25-year-old poker player from Hawaii, won the 50th tournament, earning $1,008,850. Garik Yaroshovsky finished 6th, earning $195,687, and Bart Hanson finished 4th, earning $344,079. Alexey Istomin was the best Russian in the tournament, finishing 36th and earning $27,794.

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