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Can PokerStars Ambassadors Ramon Colillas or Lasse Jagd Lauritsen make a SCOOP Main Event final table?
Ole Schemion's ridiculous run of form continued with the German winning his third title of the 2022 PokerStars SCOOP!
Ka Kwan "kaju85" Lau triumphed in the $10,300 PLO Main Event and secured a $263,099 payout following a heads-up deal with Danish grinder "LamassuShedu." The majority of the $1,340,000 prize pool was dished out among the final seven players, with start of the day chip leader Joao "vovo_leo" Studart being the final table's first casualty. Studart collected $59,046 for his efforts. "terror777727" were the next players to fall, the latter banking the tournament's final five-figure prize, namely $98,178. Lau was aggressive throughout the final table's proceedings and that aggression paid off wit...
Twenty-one players went to bed with chips after Day 1 of the 2021 PokerStars SCOOP-93-H: $10,300 PLO [6-Max, PLO Main Event], $1.25M Gtd, but by the time play began on Day 2, twenty-four more names joined those ranks, building an overall prize pool of $1,350,000 between 134 entrants. After a roller coaster six-hour day, the final table of seven is set, with Joao "vovo_leo" Studart and a stack of 7,039,639 leading the pack. Studart spent the majority of the day wiping players from the tournament, including the elimination of "pkr_falk" on the bubble. Studart also was able to dispatch "Joh...
Coming into today's 2021 PokerStars SCOOP-93-H: $10,300 PLO [8-max, High Roller], $1.25M Gtd, Spanish born, Hong Kong based poker pro Ka Kwan "kaju85" Lau was sitting in sixth chip position out of the seven players at the final table. Faced with a tenuous position on the chip counts, Lau instead chose dominance at a brisk three-and-a-half-hour final table, knocking out five of the six remaining players to secure the $263,099.34 top prize over a field of 134 entrants, after a heads-up deal with runner-up "LamassuShedu". Lau, who has over $1.6 million in Hendon Mob recorded tournament earnin...