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Francisco "Tomatee" Benitez navigated through a star-studded final table including beating Day 1 chip leader Dario "Secret_M0d3" Sammartino (second - $207,866) heads-up to win the two-day 2021 PokerStars SCOOP-53-H: $10,300 NLHE [8-Max, Progressive KO, High Roller] for $265,367 which includes $146,719 in bounties which exceeds the first-place prize of $118,648. The tournament attracted 93 unique players who reentered 29 times to create a $1,220,000 prize pool to crush the $1 million guarante...

Francisco "Tomatee" Benitez navigated through a star-studded final table including beating Day 1 chip leader Dario "Secret_M0d3" Sammartino (second - $207,866) heads-up to win the two-day 2021 PokerStars SCOOP-53-H: $10,300 NLHE [8-Max, Progressive KO, High Roller] for $265,367 which includes $146,719 in bounties which exceeds the first-place prize of $118,648. The tournament attracted 93 unique players who reentered 29 times to create a $1,220,000 prize pool to crush the $1 million guarante...

$65,962 in bounties. The tournament attracted 12,243 entries out of 8,633 unique players to create a mammoth prize pool of $2,448,600, almost double the originally slated guarantee. "Nethos" defeated "PokerDave476" heads-up in a battle that lasted almost an hour. The final table saw players from seven different countries taking their seats with Germany and Brazil having two players each battling for their flag. Familiar names to join the two heads-up players on the final table included Finl...

Weiran "Kevin" Pu finished in tenth place Kevin Pu would end up in tenth place when he jammed with queen-ten and was looked up by Nuutinen who held ace-eight. Pu hit two pair on the queen-ten-nine flop but Nuutinen picked up the gutshot to a straight. The king on the turn didnt change things but the jack on the river meant it was time for the final table. The Final Table It would take over an hour before "DogeCoin2damoon" would be the first to go thanks to Ferreira and five minutes later Nuuti...

XL Winter #17: $50,000 High Roller Action of the Day The tournament paid out the top 18 players at least a min-cash $1,025, with the eventual winner for more than triple the buy-in. Players reached the money after Russias "Andrey120988" ran their jacks into aces and queens to fall just short of a cash. In a matter of minutes, it seemed the final table was reached and just moments after that it was "sllodi" dropping out first. An under the gun shove from "sllodi" with ace-deuce was called by n...

The XL Winter Series #17: $50,000 High Roller featured the biggest buy-in of the festival of $320. After more than seven hours of play, "Kannwas" bested a field of 154 entries to win the $11,500 top prize. "Kannwas" began the final table in the middle of the pack and it was not long before they found themselves on top of the foodchain. Just hands after the last nine hit the table it was "Kannwas" sending the first player to the rail. They took their momentum and quickly built a chip lead stack...