Russian poker player Konstantin Maslak, known as krakukra, won the SCOOP-118-H tournament, earning $72,000. He is now in second place in the SCOOP 2020 leaderboard.
The Ukrainian poker team clinched the Nations Cup title for the second consecutive year in an online tournament. The team narrowly defeated Australia and other competitors after Singapore was disqualified for cheating.
Tom Dwan faced a tough time in a London cash game, losing multiple hands despite his best efforts. The game featured high-stakes poker with notable players.
Jonathan Duhamel, the 2010 WSOP Main Event champion, faces multiple sexual assault allegations. Several poker professionals were aware of the accusations but remained silent.
Russian poker player Andrej Chernokoz, known as drupa-lucker on PokerStars, won the SCOOP-105-M: NLHE 6-Max, Midweek Freeze tournament, earning $68,600. Ivan Pavlov also made it to the prize pool, finishing 79th.
The WSOP Super Circuit Online Series Main Event final is set for this Sunday on GGPoker, with a $5,000,000 guaranteed prize pool. Players can still join Day 1 and receive benefits by registering with the code educapoker.
Ole Schemion won his second SCOOP 2020 title in the SCOOP-102-H tournament, defeating top poker players and securing a $258,000 prize. Neymar, the professional footballer, also participated but did not make it into the prize zone.
Justin Bonomo emerged victorious in the SHRB #11 tournament, part of the Super High Roller Bowl Online 2020 series, securing a prize of $622,630. The event featured a buy-in of $25,500 and a guaranteed prize pool of $1,000,000, with 72 entries contributing to a total prize pool of $1,800,000.
Pascal Lefrancois secured a significant victory in the SCOOP 2020 Main Event 2nd Chance, earning $416,000. The event featured a prize pool of $2,320,000 with 465 entries.