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Ryan Firpo, known for his short films about PokerStars Team Online and the documentary BET RAISE FOLD, has completed filming the pilot episode of a new online poker series called Luckboxes. The sitcom, based on real events, follows brothers who turn to online poker during the 2009 economic crisis to avoid losing their home. Three clips from the series are available on the official website, but release dates and channels are yet to be announced.
Pralad Friedman, a legendary poker player, has transitioned into the music industry. He co-founded Pragress Records with singer Aida and has released a music video. His musical journey began at the 2006 World Series of Poker, where he finished 20th and earned $494,797.
Ivan Rober, known as Ethanolol, won two Mini-WCOOP tournaments in a single day. On September 11, he won $3,509.75 in the $2.20 tournament and $15,604.21 in the $11 tournament. For his unique achievement, PokerStars gifted him a ticket to the main WCOOP tournament, but he did not make it to the prize money.
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