Andrey 'Kroko-dill' Zaichenko won his fifth WCOOP title in a PokerStars tournament. Seven Russian players made it to the prize zone, with Mikhail 'Mikleler' Semin taking the min-cash.
The World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) 2020 kicked off with 75 tournaments. Discover the top performers and exciting moments from the first week.
Steve O'Dwyer finished second in the WCOOP-59-H tournament, earning $92,338. The event featured a $500,000 prize pool with 97 players.
Tim Bart's WSOP.com account was blocked due to his politically charged nickname. The poker room updated its rules to prohibit any political pseudonyms.
Sportium is hosting a free poker tournament with a €200 prize pool on September 25, 2016. New depositors can receive four tokens to enter the tournament.
Steve O'Dwyer secured his victory in the WPT#09 Heads Up Championship, earning $135,000. Artem Akhmetvaleev finished second, taking home $75,000.
Phillip Mighall secured his first major title by winning the WPT Online Championships Main Event, taking home $1.5 million. The event attracted 1,011 players and featured notable competitors like Dzmitry Urbanovich and Bert ‘Girafganger7’ Stevens.
lExPlay secured a significant victory at the WCOOP-53-H Omaha event, defeating Rinaat Zapahzamazki in a thrilling heads-up final. The tournament featured 365 entries and a prize pool of $182,500.
Adrián Almagro, Jokin Blanco, and Bruno Dionisio Ortiz secured victories in the third edition of the Poker Pro Masters tournament.