Overview
- The $3,500 buy-in WPT Cyprus Championship drew 775 entries and generated a $2,402,500 prize pool at the Chamada Prestige Hotel & Casino.
- After winning two side events on the same series, Kitsbabashvili captured the main event to complete a three-title run and earned $401,100 plus a $10,400 WPT World Championship entry.
- He overcame James Mahone in heads-up play to claim the title, with Mahone taking $255,000 as runner-up.
- In the final hand, his ace-seven suited bested Mahone’s pocket fives when a seven fell on the flop.
- Elena Litviniuk finished fourth after her pocket aces were cracked and was denied a chance to become the third woman to win a WPT open main event.