Daniel Negreanu has high hopes for making results during the ongoing WCOOP series, he reveals in a new interview with PokerNews.com.

Speaking immediately after his exit from the EPT Barcelona, Negreanu admitted to be especially focused on the WCOOP, and that he plans to play a multitude of events in the hunt for one of the coveted champions bracelets.

"I'm going to play every day, except for when I have to travel from Barcelona to Montenegro, then Montenegro to Budapest," Negreanu said.

"Then I have an event I'm doing in Budapest one day, so those will be the only three days I plan on missing. I actually have something special planned. I plan on playing, I would say, well over 50 percent of the events," he added.

Negreanu's best WCOOP result to date is an 11th place finish from last year's series, which came in Event #61, the $10,000 8-Game, giving him a cash prize of $28,595.

With the series only being played once a year, he now admits to be hoping for an improvement of that result, and to achieve a win in what he calls a truly unique event on the poker calendar.

"Unlike the FTOPS (…), the WCOOP is very, very special because it's once a year. So it's similar to the World Series of Poker in that sense, and really for online poker it's essentially the world championship, and I love that," Negreanu said.

"It would mean a lot to me, specifically, because I have never had a lot of success online and that's like a new frontier for me that I want to break through," he added.

Negreanu will have plenty of opportunity to do so, as the series offers a full 62 event in literally all sizes and formats.

The highlight will be the $5,200 NLHE Main Event, which is set to begin on September 25, promising a minimum payout of $1 million to the next world champion.