Finnish poker player Samuel '€urop€an' Vuosden secured a victory in the SCOOP-08-H tournament, earning $177,170. The event attracted 176 entries and a prize pool of $880,000.
Poker players discuss the relevance of old strategies and the excitement around upcoming high-stakes tournaments. The World Series of Poker (WSOP) is back with major events planned.
Fedor Holz, the most successful German poker player, finished second in the SCOOP-06-H tournament, earning $196,990. László Bujtás from Hungary won the tournament, earning $254,250.
PokerMatch is revamping its tournament policy, focusing on larger events and reducing low-buy-in tournaments. New structures and exciting prizes await players.
Juan Vives, known by his username 'impasible', secured his spot in the Poker Pro Masters after winning a freeroll exclusive to EducaPoker users on PokerStars.es. The event attracted 335 participants, making it a highly competitive satellite.
The SCOOP-H #6 tournament with a $10,300 buy-in featured a strong lineup of nine superstar MTT players and live streaming by Fedor Holz and Jonathan van Fleet. The official PokerStars channel also streamed with a 30-minute delay, showing all players' hole cards.
Maksim Mamonov emerged victorious in the SCOOP-07-H Sunday Cooldown tournament on PokerStars, securing a substantial prize. Fedor Holz finished as the runner-up, with notable performances from Aleksey Boyko, plspaythxbye, and Andrey Kotelnikov.
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) is set to return in 2021 with three major events. Here's what to expect.
PokerMatch has taken the top spot in cash games, while PokerStars has officially canceled its major tournament for 2021. The SCOOP-2021 series promises big prizes and exciting action.