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Partouche Poker Tour: 2011 WSOP bracelet winner in huge lead!

Tags: Freddy Deeb, Juha Helppi, Oleksii Kovalchuk, Partouche Poker Tour, Sam Tricket.
Posted on 15 September 2011 by "T".

101 players still have chips left in the Partouche Poker Tour's Main Event. 63 of them will receive a share from the prize pool and the winner will take home €1 million. Now, the biggest names that will return today are Juha Helppi, Sam Tricket, Freddy Deeb and David Vamplew. But unfortunately none of them are in the very top of the field.

In a big chip lead is Oleksii Kovalchuk, from Ukraine, with 892,500. Kovalchuk is not a newcomer in the poker scene even though his name probably isn't familiar to most people. At this year's WSOP he took home the $2,500 NLH 6-max event, and earlier this year he also took home an event on the Russian Poker Tour and the IPT tour.

 


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5 comments on "Partouche Poker Tour: 2011 WSOP bracelet winner in huge lead!"


 Fakiry15/09/2011 14:27:17 GMT
I dont know the leader's name and never heard of him, but his curricula shows lots of great recent achievments, which means he probably should already make part of the favourites in the begining, although unknown. Ukraine seems to be another country which is starting to make part of world poker scene, each time with more good players becoming known from there.

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I dont know the leader's name and never heard of him, but his curricula shows lots of great recent achievments, which means he probably should already make part of the favourites in the begining, although unknown. Ukraine seems to be another country which is starting to make part of world poker scene, each time with more good players becoming known from there.
 SuperNoob15/09/2011 19:49:41 GMT
Oleksii Kovalchu has a WSOP bracelet to his name so definitely has a good chance of reaching the final table but still 100 players left and they will put up a nice fight.
 phaxaq15/09/2011 19:53:51 GMT
Long way to go - 100 players to send home. Good luck Ukrainian bro, but normally chip leader doesn't get the main prize.
 Macubaas15/09/2011 19:58:01 GMT
Many are unkown poker players name to me but again i have a limited knowledge about live players from Europe...

Still in this stage of the competition everything is possible, so even a big lead can mean nothing in the end.

Still it's great to see poker live events are really growing fast nowadays Blink
 AntEgo16/09/2011 13:05:04 GMT
Oh, C00l!

Camon Olexiy

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