There was other big news at ARIA as the Las Vegas Strip card room's poker director of operations Sean McCormack announced his departure after seven years. Lichtenberger, a ClubWPT coach, defeated fellow high-stakes regular Sean Winter during heads-up play, who in turn took home $345,000. Nick Guagenti later took down Event #5: $10,000 8-Game for $186,000 before Andrew 'Luck圜hewy' Lichtenberger emerged the winner in Event #7: $25,000 No-Limit Hold'em for $465,750, the biggest win of the series so far and giving him a lead on the Poker Masters Leaderboard. In March, Hendrix took down a $10,000 US Poker Open event for $211,200. The victory brought Hendrix his second cash of the series and he is no stranger to success in the PokerGO studio. Martin ZamaniĮarlier in the series, Alaska's all-time money leader Adam Hendrix took down Event #4: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em after defeating FiveThirtyEight founder Nate Silver during heads-up play. Kenney has repeatedly denied Zamani's allegations. Zamani admitted to being a part of the alleged group of cheaters but said he wants to make it right by coming clean. Though he was already a known high-stakes player, Zamani became a household name in April when he alleged that Kenney had, among other things, hired 'horses' to work together as a group and collude in online poker games. Read how Ethan 'Rampage' Yau won his first Poker Masters Title! Zamani picked up his first Poker Masters title and joined other recent winners including Adam Hendrix and Andrew 'Luck圜hewy' Lichtenberger.

Zamani, who now has $3.2 million in Hendon Mob earnings, has been in the poker spotlight since earlier this year when he accused Bryn Kenney of running a cult-like online poker cheating operation.

The 2022 Poker Masters at PokerGO Studio at ARIA Resort & Casino in Las Vegas has awarded seven winners so far, and among them is Martin Zamani, who took down Event #6: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em to win $223,100. Event #6: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em Final Table Results.

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