Rushad Iskandarov Wins 2019 EPT Sochi High Roller (~$120000) PokerNews.com Rushad Iskandarov has become the winner of the 2019 EPT Sochi High Roller for ₽7840000. He became the first Azerbaijani winner in the history of the EPT.
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