WCOOP-94-H: $1,050 NLHE [8-Max, Progressive KO, Series Saver], $1.25M GTD Begins Today
The PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker is now drawing near the end and one of the hottest tournaments in every series is set to kick off today. WCOOP-94-H: $1,050 NLHE [8-Max, Progressive KO, Series Saver], $1.25M Gtd is an ever-classic tournament that is known for players firing off more than anything, with a solemn few looking to recoup some losses throughout the series.
This is a 2-Day event that will see the first end after 7h 45min of play. Although the $1,050 entry fee is not the biggest buy-in on the slate, a standout $1.25 million guarantee is set and is sure to attract some of the best here in the always popular series saver.
Blind levels will be 20-minutes in length throughout, starting at 250/500 with a 60 ante and all players will have 100,000 9200 bb) in chips. The Late registration period will remain open for a total of five hours and anyone can jump in during this time. All players will be eligible for two re-entries until late registration has closed.
Once Day 1 bags up after the set amount of time, all remaining players will then return for Day 2 on Tuesday September 14, at 5:05 GMT to play down until a champion is crowned, pulling in what is guaranteed to be a monstrous prize, along with the WCOOP title.
The PokerNews reporting team will be here for all of the ups and downs, so tune in as all of the action unfolds.
flop where he tapped.
turn landed on the board.
river, Watson tabled 
for top pair and "hoefi2412" then turned over 
, giving them the best hand with two pair.
flop. 
turn card where "Mr. Havener" bet 4,480. Only Leonard called to see the 
river.
which was good to take down the pot, having his pair of tens pull in some chips when "Mr. Havener" only had 
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board rolled out. Watson took down the double, getting back over starting stack in the process.
flop where he check-called a bet of 5,600.
turn to "Sajanas171", they bet 14,000 and Carmo called once more, taking a peek at the 
and aces scooped in the pot, sending a bounty to Zavorotnijs in the process of doing so.
river and "julik433" then shoved 78,368. Zavorotnijs called, tabling 
turn. 
for a flopped jack but ultimately, the chips went to Hand who held 
peeled off for Zavorotnijs on the turn.
and action checked to Stokes who bet 5,775. Koplimaa instantly raised to 16,800, Papazian and Stokes both called.
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