Jake Shindler Wins SCOOP-100-H Tournament with $181,517 Prize
Jake Shindler secured a dominant victory in the SCOOP-100-H tournament on PokerStars, taking home a prize of $181,517. The event featured 183 entries and a prize pool of $915,000.

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Jake Shindler secured a dominant victory in the SCOOP-100-H tournament on PokerStars, taking home a prize of $181,517. The event featured 183 entries and a prize pool of $915,000.
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