Sochi's EPT Event: Day Ten on March 21st
Freakin' Poker Frenzy in Sochi 2021:
March 28, 2021, went down as a legendary day in Sochi's poker scene, as six jackpot winners were crowned!
Get ready to dive into the chaos and excitement of the poker festival's final day.
EPT Cup Winner, Get in the Money!**
With a buy-in of 22,100 rubles, the EPT Cup attracted a whopping 874 entries, including 402 re-entries, amassing a colossal prize pool of 17,803,380 rubles.
The EPT Cup trophy went to none other than the one and only Dmitry Koptev, who took home a hearty 2,26 million rubles. Let's hear it for our champ, shall we?
Here's the nitty-gritty from the nail-biting finale:
- Dmitry Koptev (Russia) - 2,257,500 rubles
- Alexander Agabekov (Russia) - 2,257,500 rubles
- Bulat Feoktistov (Russia) - 1,309,000 rubles
- Vladimir Volov (Russia) - 1,055,000 rubles
- Georgiy Philippovich (Russia) - 840,000 rubles
- Rudolf Dommin (Russia) - 630,000 rubles
- Vadim Gabriel (Russia) - 462,000 rubles
- Konstantin Genergalov (Russia) - 336,000 rubles
Lemme tell ya, Dmitry Koptev was over the moon after scoring his glorious victory, spilling some inspiring words about grinding through the ups and downs to finally reach the top.
Deepstack Deck Shuffle:
The Deepstack event, with a 77,000 rubles buy-in, saw 186 unique entries and 15 more re-entries, totaling a 12,649,000 rubles pool.
Buckle up, 'cause we're about to crown another winner!
Alexander Zубоv claimed his hard-earned victory and took home an impressive 2,8 million rubles. Yeehaw!
Let's dissect the final table results:
- Alexander Zубov (Russia) - 2,796,500 rubles
- Agharazi Babayev (Azerbaijan) - 1,887,900 rubles
- Iliya Mikhailov (Russia) - 1,299,900 rubles
- Artem Voziyanov (Russia) - 1,059,800 rubles
- Yuriy Kudryashov (Russia) - 844,900 rubles
- Komil Ruzaev (Russia) - 648,900 rubles
- Khalid Titaev (Russia) - 472,500 rubles
- Anatoliy Nikitin (Russia) - 342,300 rubles
Now, what's a champ's assessment on their path to victory? Here's Alexander Zубоv's take on nailing the Deepstack event.
Whole Lotta Hold'em:
Time for Hold'em, folks! There were 176 entries with a 23,100 rubles buy-in, setting the prize pool at a tasty 3,585,120 rubles.
Who's gonna walk away with the crowning glory? Only time will tell!
Sergey Pichugin was the one who got his name engraved on the trophy and pocketed a hefty 795K rubles.
Now, let's dig into the final table results:
Hold'em 23,100 RUB Final Table Results
High Rollin' for the Win:
Ah, the High Roller event! A buy-in of 371,000 rubles attracted 105 entries, with a sizzling prize pool of 35,647,500 rubles.
In a heads-up face-off, Victor Kudinov and Giorgi Shukhukhia agreed to an ICM deal, with Kudinov netting 102,210 units, and Shukhukhia 115,060 units. Only 4,000 units and the trophy remained up for grabs!
Can Victor "Enlight" Kudinov navigate through the hands and seal the deal?
Without further ado, here are the final results:
High Roller Final Table Results
- Victor Kudinov (Russia) - 7,434,700 rubles
- Giorgi Shukhukhia (Russia) - 8,054,200 rubles
- Vage Martirosyan (Russia) - 4,134,900 rubles
- Yevgeniy Starikov (Russia) - 3,350,900 rubles
- Anatoly Stolkoskii (Russia) - 2,691,500 rubles
- Andrei Chernokoz (Russia) - 2,103,500 rubles
- Egor Turubанов (Russia) - 1,657,000 rubles
- Alexander Tomovich (Serbia) - 1,265,000 rubles
Now that you're pumped up, get ready for the Main Event chaos.
Gotta run, there's more to cover, so until next time, keep on POKERing! 😉
Special shout-out to PokerStars and Casino Sochi for making all this possible - the best series at the best [expletive] casino!
Thanks for tuning in, and remember to check back for the next EPT Sochi event from October 2nd to 11th, 2021. Keep your eyes peeled for the Main Event with a 133,000 RUB buy-in, and the High Roller tournament with a 257,600 RUB buy-in is already confirmed on the schedule.
Stay hungry, and see you at the tables, folks! 🤘abbringitontheRUSSIANROLLER!
- I'm playing poker at the Main Event, inspired by Dmitry Koptev's victory in the EPT Cup.
- The EPT Cup, held at Casino Sochi, had 874 entries, with Alexander Agabekov sharing the second place with Dmitry Koptev, each winning 2,257,500 rubles.
- In the Deepstack event, Alexander Zубоv took home an impressive 2,8 million rubles, claiming his hard-earned victory.
- During the Hold'em event, Sergey Pichugin won a hefty 795K rubles, securing his name on the trophy.
- In the High Roller event, players agreed to an ICM deal, with Victor Kudinov winning 102,210 units, and Giorgi Shukhukhia winning 115,060 units, with only 4,000 units and the trophy remaining.
