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The 2024 PGT Last Chance Event #2:R$10,100 No-Limit Hold ’em, held at the iconic PokerGO

Studio in ARIA Resort &💸 Casino, Las Vegas, witnessed Russian poker ace Artur

Martirosian (cover image) triumph over a challenging 88-entry field. This win,

following💸 Daniel Negreanu‘s victory in the series opener, earned Martirosian his first

PGT title and a handsomeR$211,200 prize. American player Michael💸 Jozoff also put up a

strong showing, securing second place and aR$145,200 prize.

Martirosian, who entered

the poker scene in 2024,💸 currently stands as Russia’s #2 all-time money earner withR$14

Million in lifetime earnings, and he also has a golden bracelet💸 in his name. His

biggest win was aR$3.27 Million payout from a runner-up finish in the 2024 WSOP Event

#40:R$250K💸 NLH Super High Roller – Short Clock.

Event #2 saw several PGT regulars like

the recent WPT Championship third-place finisher Andrew💸 Lichtenberger (8th

forR$35,200), Chino Rheem (9th forR$35,200), Ren Lin (10th forR$26,400), Dan Shak (11th

forR$26,400), Rodger Johnson (12th forR$17,600) and💸 Dylan DeStefano (13th forR$17,600)

making it to the money but missing out on the final table glory.

The final table was💸 an

intense affair featuring an international assembly of players such as Latvia’s Vitalijs

Zavorotnijs (3rd forR$110,000), UK’s Stephen Chidwick (4th💸 forR$88,000), USA’s Victoria

Livschitz (5th forR$70,400), Canada’s Kristen Foxen (6th forR$52,800) and Germany’s

Daniel Smiljkovic (7th forR$44,000), all competing for💸 the title.

The final table

action was live-streamed with a delay on the PokerGO YouTube channel. You can watch the

replay💸 below.

TheR$10,100 buy-in event distributed a total prize pool ofR$880,000 among

the top 13 players. Nikita Kalinin narrowly missed the payout,💸 finishing 14th as the

event’s money bubble.

The heads-up lasted a swift and decisive 15 minutes as

Martirosian efficiently outplayed Michael💸 Jozoff, leaving the young American struggling

to gain momentum. On the final hand, Martirosian boldly went all-in with , and💸 Jozoff,

with no better options, responded by calling off with . The drama unfolded as the flop

revealed . Martirosian💸 hit a set, dramatically seizing a dominant position, while

Jozoff found himself in a precarious spot with only a slim💸 chance of recovery. The turn

brought , teasing Jozoff with the potential for a Broadway straight. However, the river

card💸 sealed his fate as runner-up.

Final Table Results (USD)

Artur Martirosian

–R$211,200 Michael Jozoff –R$145,200 Vitalijs Zavorotnijs –R$110,000 Stephen Chidwick

–R$88,000 Victoria💸 Livschitz –R$70,400 Kristen Foxen –R$52,800 Daniel Smiljkovic

–R$44,000

Content & Images Courtesy: PokerGO

Keep following PokerGuru for the latest

updates from the💸 2024 PGT Last Chance!

Introduction

Before the start of the Texas hold'em poker

boom a couple of years ago, seven-card stud was one of the🏧 most popular poker

variations in the United States.

The game can be played with two to eight players, and