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The WSOP Flip & Go Isn't What You Think - Vimarsana News

The WSOP Flip & Go Isn't What You Think

The World Series of Poker has featured many unique tournaments in recent years, from the Dealer's Choice to high roller and even heads-up events. And this

Event #44: $250 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill SE], $50K Gtd | 2021 Michigan Championship of Online Poker (MICOOP) - Vimarsana News

Event #44: $250 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill SE], $50K Gtd | 2021 Michigan Championship of Online Poker (MICOOP)

Share: PokerStars Michigan Championship of Online Poker (MICOOP) Event #31: $250 NLHE [Sunday Special SE], $100K GTD came to an end early Friday morning with "DegenCNol" defeating "xvuszvs2739" heads-up for the first-place prize of $12,749.11 ($5,352.41 + $7,396.70 in bounties). The action started with 77 players and that number kept gradually building until the 276 total entries became official. The tournament met its guaranteed prize pool in Level 11 and generated a $64,308 prize pool ($32,154 regular prize pool & $32,154 bounty prize pool) after 276 total entries became official meaning,...

Jennie "InkedOne" Allison Learns & Grows Every Time She Plays - Vimarsana News

Jennie "InkedOne" Allison Learns & Grows Every Time She Plays

Jennie "InkedOne" Allison Jennie "InkedOne" Allison, 40, recently spent seven years living in Oregon but moved back to Michigan back in October, which was just in time to participate in this MICOOP. "I’ve been playing poker for just over two years," she told PokerNews. "I taught myself on an app that had poker on it. I got fed up with imaginary money and people shoving all in every hand. One day I went to a poker house in Oregon and played a tournament. In my first tournament, I took 11th place out of 40 or so people." In her second tournament, she improved to seventh place and followed...