

WSOP-C Concludes with Over $120 Million in Prizes and Major Wins
The WSOP-C online poker series on GG Poker OK concluded with a total prize pool of $120 million, exceeding the projected $100 million.
The WSOPC #9 Mini Main Event had 29,357 entries, making it the most popular tournament of the series. The WSOPC Ring Event #10 for high rollers in Omaha had 234 entries and a prize pool of $2,269,800, with ChilaxChuck winning $442,040. NeverGambol from Lithuania won the WSOPC Ring Event #11: Deepstack Bounty Hunters, defeating 3,296 opponents and winning $73,087. The WSOPC Ring Event #15, a Monster Stack tournament, lasted 15.5 hours with waransan winning $92,865.68.
The WSOPC Ring Event #17 for $1,000 had 9,779 entries and a prize pool of $9,290,050, with schimmelgodx winning $1,271,217.69. Artyom Martirosyan, a Russian player, finished 12th in the WSOPC Ring Event #17, winning $49,207.53. Minton, another Russian player, finished 22nd in a PLO tournament, winning $9,627.96. GG Poker OK introduced new features including hotkeys, an updated all-in insurance interface, and a redesigned settings menu and 'My Page' section. GG Poker OK announced the introduction of Multi Millions tournaments, aiming to be the largest regular online tournaments.
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