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Check out the full schedule for the €600,000 guaranteed Unibet Online Series VIX, plus all the juicy leaderboard details.
Check out the full schedule for the €600,000 guaranteed Unibet Online Series VIX, plus all the juicy leaderboard details.
The biggest buy-in on the PokerStars Pennsylvania Spring Championship of Online Poker docket, Event #11-H: $2,000 NLHE (8-Max, High Roller), $100K GTD was a hotly contested affair, as 43 players and their 10 re-entries cooked up a $100,700 prize pool, barely surpassing the $100,000 guarantee put up by PokerStars. Once the final table of nine was set, players elected to look at the ICM numbers and went with a nine-way chop, giving every player a healthy chunk of the prize pool, while setting $2,000 aside for the eventual champion. Forty quick minutes later, "pariszoo11" was the last player...
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PokerStars Pennsylvania Spring Championship of Online Poker, and Event #10-H: $200 NLHE (Super Tuesday SE), $35K GTD was a crowded affair. 178 players and 80 re-entries cooked up a $47,988 prize pool, and after five-and-a-half hours of play, including a turbo-charged final table, "RealizeRealLies" was the victor and took home $8,244.50 after a heads-up deal with runner-up "WHATWHYNO". "WHATWHYNO", who took $7,882.71 out of the heads-up deal, was part of the reason the final table went so swiftly, as they took out five of the nine final table participants, including a double knockout of "...