Titanpoker is offering satellite tournaments every Sunday until November 1, 2015, with packages worth 2,500€ each up for grabs. Qualifiers start at just 1€.
The World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) 2015 has wrapped up, featuring unexpected victories and near-misses. Coenaldinho7, a 36-year-old hobbyist from Belgium, won the main event, securing $1,300,000. Russian players also made significant strides, with notable performances from Alexander Kostritsin, Vasily Tsapko, and others.
The final tournament of the Explosivo Freeroll Series is approaching, with a prize pool of 1,500€ up for grabs. Players can qualify through various actions, including playing cash games and participating in special tournaments.
The final table of the WCOOP Main Event featured nine players with varying chip counts and backgrounds. Alexander 'joiso' Kostritsin led with 19,815,627 chips, while Coenaldinho7 had the least with 3,703,986 chips.
The WCOOP 2015 tournament series is nearing its end, with familiar faces rising to the top. Vladimir Troyanovsky leads the overall standings for players from the former Soviet Union, while notable performances include those from Nikita Bodiakovsky and Dmitry 'Toiama' Golyshev in high roller events.
The World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) 2015 has started with a $45 million prize pool. Russian players have already secured three championship bracelets.
Students of the poker school played 74,852 tournaments in July and August, earning nearly $190,000. Key achievements include significant wins and impressive ROI.
The WSOP Circuit event in Rozvadov, Czech Republic, promises 18 tournaments with buy-ins from €550 to €25,000. The main event features a €1,000,000 prize pool. The event is organized with the help of Live Events and is expected to attract a large number of participants following the WSOP Europe event in Berlin.
Brazilian poker players Paulo “Piallin” Bandeira, Rafael “nitGMmator” Moraes, and Heeyalisson made significant earnings in recent 888poker tournaments.