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Mike Watson, a top Canadian poker player, finished as the runner-up in the WCOOP tournament, earning $198,000. The event featured a $10,300 buy-in and attracted notable players.
Gediminas Uselis secured his second gold bracelet for Lithuania at the WSOP 2020, winning $211,000 in prize money. The event attracted 4,461 entries and a prize pool of $1,667,336.
Russian poker player Aleksey Makarov secured second place in the WCOOP-03-H Omaha tournament, winning $129,310. The tournament had a buy-in of $5,200 and a guaranteed prize pool of $750,000.
PokerStars has made changes to its loyalty program and is investing more in marketing. Players can now choose a lower-level chest if they can't accumulate enough points. Flutter Entertainment, the owner of PokerStars, has allocated an additional £50 million for marketing in the second half of 2020.
Test your knowledge of poker players' WCOOP tournament histories with GipsyTeam's latest challenge. Can you guess who the top performers are?
The WSOP Online 2020 Main Event has concluded with a record-breaking prize pool of $27,559,500. The winner will take home $3,904,000.
Discover the final standings of the PartyCash! race on partypoker.es/com/uk in August 2020, with a total prize pool of 5,000€ and a winner's share of 2,000€.
GGPoker's technical disasters during the WSOP Series have resulted in over $1.5 million in compensation payouts. Players express frustration and concerns about future issues.
Eogan O'Di won the gold bracelet at the WSOP, defeating his opponent in just 10 minutes. His father, Donnach, had won the same title 22 years ago.
Chris Haniken narrowly missed out on the gold bracelet in the Poker Players Championship at WSOP Online, finishing second to Rudolf. The tournament featured 407 participants and a prize pool of 10,000,000$.