Alex Kulev makes deal with Bryn Kenney, wins historic EPT Monte Carlo €250k Super High Roller
In the EPT Monte Carlo €250k Super High Roller, Bulgarian player Alex Kulev made a deal with Bryn Kenney and took the title, creating tournament history.
EPT Monte Carlo €250,000 Super High Roller has concluded, with Bulgarian player Alex Kulev capturing the championship trophy after reaching a deal with American player Bryn Kenney, writing a new chapter for this high-stakes event.
The Super High Roller attracted top poker players from around the world, with a substantial total prize pool. During the final heads-up phase, Kulev and Kenney agreed to split the remaining prize money after negotiations, after which Kulev won the continuing match and was recorded as the champion.
The terms of the deal are usually not fully disclosed, but such arrangements are not uncommon in high-stakes tournaments, aiming to reduce variance. Kulev's victory marks a major breakthrough in his career, while Kenney also earned a significant sum.
EPT Monte Carlo has always been a key stop on the European Poker Tour, and the successful staging of this Super High Roller further solidifies its status as a benchmark for elite poker events.
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- Alex Kulev is a Bulgarian professional poker player who has previously achieved good results in poker tournaments. Winning the EPT Monte Carlo €250,000 Super High Roller is the highlight of his career.