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PokerStars' WCOOP Kicks Off with Thrilling Tournaments and Controversies
TournamentsSeptember 5, 2012·1 min read

PokerStars' WCOOP Kicks Off with Thrilling Tournaments and Controversies


The World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) has kicked off with seven tournaments played so far. The most popular tournament was #2, which replaced Sunday Million, attracting 10,608 participants. The least popular was #6, a 5-card draw, with only 540 participants.

In WCOOP-01, ezepoker90 from Argentina won $184,388.82, and Phantom4444 from Russia secured $36,610. WCOOP-02 saw ASIAAN from the Netherlands take home $231,221.20, while Kotovi from Russia won $129,526.66. In WCOOP-03, utvekklo2 from Sweden won $65,717, and JAAKARHU99 from Finland won $68,926.64. Notably, there were no Russian players on the final or semi-final tables in WCOOP-04, won by Raaadzio91 from Poland with $62,208.36.

WCOOP-05 was won by RenRad 01 from Mexico with $144,086.07, and lermonad from Russia took $135,130.96. In WCOOP-06, 7PRS from Canada won $20,520, and cerutti84 from Russia won $11,070. Falco234 from Austria won WCOOP-07 with $24,064, and vergun65 from Russia won $1,600. Canada leads in winnings with $734,374, followed by Russia with $647,403, and Germany with $465,967.

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