PokerStars' SCOOP-2021 saw a massive 1.7 million entries and $137.7 million in prizes. Meanwhile, the WSOP Super Circuit Online series is set to run from May 1 to May 30 with a $100 million prize pool.
Rinat Lyapin, known as ZapahZamazki, has been crowned the winner of the SCOOP 2021 leaderboard after a score recalculation. Lyapin secured the top spot with 1,705 points, earning $25,000 and a trophy.
Olga Ermolycheva, the first ambassador for PokerMatch, has ended her three-year collaboration with the poker platform. Today, she will host a final stream with a freeroll guaranteed to 100,000 hryvnia.
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.
Zapahzamazki and Pads both won the SCOOP overall leaderboard after a points error was corrected. The main SCOOP tournament for $109 was won by a player from Greece, with MagnatG being the best among Russians.
Troy Klogston amazed fellow players and commentators by correctly predicting every card from the flop to the river in a $400 Ultimate Monster tournament. The incident left everyone in shock and disbelief.
Russian poker player 'spaise411' finished second in the SCOOP-95-H knockout tournament on PokerStars, earning a significant amount of prize money.
The Ukraine Poker Open online event will feature 358 knockout tournaments with a guaranteed prize pool of 45,500,000 rubles. The main tournament has a buy-in of 5,500 rubles and a guaranteed prize pool of 3,650,000 rubles.
The 2021 World Poker Tour Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown set a new record with 2,482 entries, surpassing the previous best by nearly 700. The prizepool reached an impressive $7,942,400.