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Lex Veldhuis' long wait for a PokerStars SCOOP title continues, but Yuri Dzivielevski and Benny Glaser add to their hauls.

Ole Schemion's ridiculous run of form continued with the German winning his third title of the 2022 PokerStars SCOOP!

GGPoker Spring Festival H-83: $10,300 Super Tuesday Action of the Day 98 unique entrants had filled the field with no shortage of notables, as can be expected of a $10K. Among those who cashed, but fell short of the final table, are Stephen O'Dwyer (24th place), Daniel Dvoress (20th place), Isaac Haxton (18th place), Sam Greenwood (17th place), Fedor Holz (13th place), and Kristen Bicknell (11th place), who was among one of the last people to late reg. She fell just short of the final table when her ace-six suited fell to Watson's ace-queen. The money bubble burst when Sam Kelopuro's ace-four...

GGPoker Ambassador Anatoly Filatov Anatoly Filatov and Sam Greenwood exited in 11th for $21,660 and the final table began after "xyzpoker" (10th - $23,260) couldn't get there with ace-jack against the ace-queen held by Fabrizio Gonzalez. Joao Vieira began the final table with the chip lead The final table took slightly more than two hours from start to finish. Blinds were rolled back to assure that the average stack would be at least 40 big blinds as per GGPoker's network policy for events that attract more than 100 entrants. Vieira kicked off the final table with the chip lead with Peters...

Pedro Garagnani looked him up with the superior pocket tens. Game over for Salas. The final table became a little less shark-infested when the dangerous Juan Pardo Dominguez. Rudolph's Spanish executioner could not put those chips to good use because he was the next player out of the door. Each of the remaining four players locked up a quarter of a million dollars and were only three bust outs away from more than $580,000. The chip stacks were quite even going into heads-up, but Gottlieb won the key hands and soared into the lead. The final hand took place at the 175,000/350,000/45,000a leve...