Dmitry Urbanovich makes 6 final tables and wins 4 events at EPT Malta

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Dzmitry "colisea" Urbanovich has set an astonishing record at the Malta stop of the European Poker Tour, he won four events and final tabled two more, and he also chopped the Sunday 500 on PokerStars during the series.

The European Poker Tour visited Malta for the first time in EPT history this March, and the series proved to be a huge success with big fields and massive prize pools, but no one came close to the success of 19-year old Polish online MTT crusher Dzimtry Urbanovich.

Urbanovich started his amazing run by winning the €25.300 High Roller where he battled players like Sam "Str8$$$Homey" Greenwood, Dani Stern, Connor Drinan and Martin Finger. 

Urbanovich started the heads-up with a 3-1 chip lead against Connor Drinan and won the event not much later, pocketing €572.300

Urbanovich then straight away jumped into the €550 NLHE Midnight Hyperturbo tournament where he finished in 8th place for €2.405, which was soon followed by another victory, he defeated a field of 156 in the €1.100 NLHE Deepstack Turbo Big Ante event for €35.200.

The next day he shipped the €5.200 NLHE Turbo event, defeating a field of 54 and winning €110.000. He followed up this victory with a second place finish from 27 players in the €1.100 Limit Stud Championship for €6.680.

He topped off his amazing run with a win in the €220 NL Crazy Pineapple Turbo event, receiving €3.260 after defeating a field of 56.

Urbanovich set a new record with his astonishing performance, no player has ever won four events at an EPT stop before.

The Polish player also boosted his bankroll at the online tables after a second place finish in the PokerStars Sunday 500 on March 15, he received $83.047 after a heads-up deal.

Urbanovich is known online as "colisea" and already has a SCOOP and a WCOOP 2nd Chance title.

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