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PokerStars releases 2012 WCOOP schedule
PokerStars has unveiled the full schedule for the world largest online poker tournament series, the World Championship of Online Poker, also known as WCOOP.
The 2012 WCOOP will feature a large number of events for the serious-minded tournament player, promising grand cash prizes and specially designed WCOOP bracelets for its winners.
The series will begin on Sunday September 2 and will run every day until September 23.
The cheapest tournament will be a $109-buy-in event, while the culmination of the series will be the $10,000 Main Event, set to be played on September 23rd.
All in all, PokerStars promises 62 events with guaranteed prize pools, more than enough to attract scores of hopeful tournament grinders.
Last year, the WCOOP handed out a record-breaking $47,120,800 in prize monies, with the biggest lump going to Danish pro Thomas "Kallllle" Pedersen.
This happened as Pedersen took home the Main Event to secure the biggest online score of the year, worth $1,260,018.
PokerStars has not yet put a number on this year's guaranteed prize pool, but is due to do so very soon, according to the PokerStars Blog.
The 2012 WCOOP will feature a large number of events for the serious-minded tournament player, promising grand cash prizes and specially designed WCOOP bracelets for its winners.
The series will begin on Sunday September 2 and will run every day until September 23.
The cheapest tournament will be a $109-buy-in event, while the culmination of the series will be the $10,000 Main Event, set to be played on September 23rd.
All in all, PokerStars promises 62 events with guaranteed prize pools, more than enough to attract scores of hopeful tournament grinders.
Last year, the WCOOP handed out a record-breaking $47,120,800 in prize monies, with the biggest lump going to Danish pro Thomas "Kallllle" Pedersen.
This happened as Pedersen took home the Main Event to secure the biggest online score of the year, worth $1,260,018.
PokerStars has not yet put a number on this year's guaranteed prize pool, but is due to do so very soon, according to the PokerStars Blog.
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10 months ago
PokerStarts its full of bad beats....every event will have like 5000 players except the main event...very hard to do something.....to win..at least min cash..a lot of players..good and bad..you have to stay 6 hours in a single tourney in order to min cash in some events..it is very difficult..in my opinion..is not worth it.
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