If you thought that the PokerStars Play app was only for those players who enjoy playing poker, you’d be very wrong. The app also has a whole host of free-to-play slot games where you can just play for fun rather than putting any real money at risk.

In this definitive guide to slots on the PokerStars Play app, we’re going to take a look at how you can play them. We will cover everything from how to get the app, how to earn coins, and then how to use them on slot games, in addition to mentioning some of the more popular ones available. So strap in, we’re about to go for a wild ride into the world of free slot games on PokerStars Play!

How Do I Get PokerStars Play?

Here are the instructions on how to download the PokerStars Play app:

1. Go to the app store on your mobile device. PokerStars Play is available on both the App Store for iOS devices and the Google Play Store for Android devices.
2. Search for “PokerStars Play” in the search bar.
3. Select the PokerStars Play app from the search results.
4. Tap on the “Install” or “Get” button to download and install the app on your device.
5. Wait for the app to finish downloading and installing.
6. Once the app is installed, open it and create an account if you haven’t already done so. You can create an account by signing up with your email address, Facebook account, or Google account.
7. Once you’ve created your account, you can start playing poker games, participating in tournaments, and earning free coins.

That’s it! With these steps, you should be able to download and install the PokerStars Play app on your mobile device and start playing poker games right away.

How Do I Play Slots at PokerStars Play?

On the main menu of the PokerStars Play app once you have opened it up, you’ll see a selection of games available. One of the selections labeled “Slots” will take you to another menu full of games that you can choose to play. These slots can be played with your in-game currency and work like slots at any real money casino, except on this app, you can’t win real money and don’t play with it either. We’ll discuss the in-game currency situation shortly though, for now, let’s focus on playing slots.

Once you find a slot game that you want to play, open it up. All that is left to do is adjust your bet value per spin. Depending on the game you choose, you can do this in two ways: changing the coin value (how many coins you put down per line) and adjusting the number of win lines in play.

When you’ve got that set, all that is left to do is click ‘Spin’. You can then enjoy playing slots as long as you have in-game funds in your account. You’ll get full access to all features of the games available and can still play jackpot games, but they again will not pay out real money. If you prefer playing for real money then check out some of our reviews of the best online casinos to play at.

What Are The Most Popular Games to Play?

There are a whole host of slot games available to play, including popular titles such as Gonzo’s Quest and Twin Spin. There are also a few jackpot slots available to play, including Golden Money Frog and Wild Wild West 2120.
These slots can be played with your in-game currency just like any of the other games on the app.

Here’s a bit more about our favorite slots to play on PokerStars Play

Gonzo’s Quest

This title has been around for a while now, and thus falls into the category of bona-fide classic when it comes to classic video slots. Gonzo’s Quest puts you into the character of a South American conquistador, on the hunt for buried treasure in deepest Peru!
The game itself consists of various symbols (like Fire, Fish, and Alligator) in a classic spinning reel format. Gonzo’s Quest also features an ‘avalanche’ feature where the symbols fall into the reels instead of spinning. When a wining line forms, the symbols explode and new ones appear.

PLAY GONZO’S QUEST




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Golden Money Frog

Golden Money Frog is a reptilian-theme slot from Sigma, which is played across five reels and three rows. There are 20 paylines, so more than enough ways to try and hop-hop your way to a win!
This slot has more of an old-school video game feel, with the animation and icons giving a distinctly Oriental vibe. It’s important to note that there aren’t any free spins on offer with Golden Money Frog, but you do get a number of bonus feature, as well as a progressive jackpot.

PLAY GOLDEN MONEY FROG




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Wild Wild West 2120

As the name suggests, this is a slot game with a Western theme mixed with cyberpunk graphics. The game contains a number of symbols, from steam trains and chests of gold coins, to pocket watches and card symbols, and matching five of these on one line will trigger a jackpot. Wild Wild West 2120 also features scatter symbols that can trigger free games when they appear, and these free games in turn can trigger Wilds which boost your chances of a win.

PLAY WILD WILD WEST 2120




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What Other Games Are Available To Play?

In addition to a great selection of popular slot games, you can also play a range of poker games from Texas Hold’em to Omaha as well as scratch card games and quizzes. Many games will also have tournaments or challenges you can compete in to win even more coins to play with in addition to claiming bragging rights over your fellow players.

How Do I Get Free Play Coins?

In order to play any game on PokerStars Play, you’ll need in-game currency. You will instantly be given some so you can start playing right away, and if you win you’ll have even more to play with. But, if you lose, you may be wondering how you can get more currency so the party doesn’t have to stop.
There are a few different ways to build your balance up and we’ll talk you through them now.

Ways to Earn Free Coins

There are several ways to earn free coins on PokerStars Play:

1. Daily Bonus: Log in to the app every day to collect your daily bonus. The amount of the bonus increases each day you log in consecutively.
2. Hourly Bonus: The app also offers an hourly bonus. Simply click on the “Collect” button in the lobby every hour to claim your free coins.
3. Level Up Rewards: As you play and level up in the game, you’ll receive rewards in the form of coins, chips, and other bonuses.
4. Friends Bonus: You can invite your friends to join PokerStars Play and earn 10,000 bonus coins when they sign up and play.
5. Social Media Promotions: Follow PokerStars Play on social media to stay updated on promotions and events that offer free coins and other rewards.
6. Watch Videos: Occasionally, the app may offer you the opportunity to watch a video advertisement in exchange for free coins.
7. Mobile Notifications: If you opt-in to receive push notifications on your PokerStars Play app, you’ll also have the chance to receive free coins.

It’s worth noting that while free coins can give you more opportunities to play, they cannot be exchanged for real money and cannot be withdrawn from the app. Nonetheless, these methods can help you earn more coins and enjoy the game without spending real money.

Can I Buy More Free Coins?

Yes, in addition to earning coins for free, you can also purchase more in-game currency with real money. But, as mentioned, you can’t play for real money so even though you can buy more to play with, you can’t withdraw any of it back. And with so many ways to earn it for free, buying coins should probably be a last resort option.

Ready to start with PokerStars Play? Read our full review to find out more about how to download and sign up for PokerStars Play, as well as more details on the free to play poker and casino games you’ll find.

This weekend, the World Poker Tour (WPT) Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown $3,500 Main Event gets underway (it runs April 28-May 2). However, the festival itself began back on April 13, and there have been nearly four dozen side event winners thus far.

The series kicked off with a bang as Event #1: $400 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold’em attracted 4,184 entries and awarded a $1,380,720 prize pool. Carlos Loving took down that tournament for $153,690. Others to claim titles included Ken Po (Event #13: $400 HORSE for $12,185), Rodney Turvin (Event #27: $1,700 Purple Chip Bounty Six-Max for $50,455), Shannon Shorr (Event #37: $10,000 Eight-Handed NLH for $260,600), Cherish Andrews (Event #39: $1,100 Deep Stack Turbo NLH for $31,105), and Carlos Chadha (Event #40: $1,100 Deep Stack for $71,150).

Here are five other stories to know headed into the WPT $3,500 Poker Showdown.

Michael Newman Wins Record-Tying 9th SHRP Title

From April 16-18, Event #9: $400 Deep Stack Pot-Limit Omaha played out. The tournament drew 468 entrants and awarded a $154,440 prize pool. After three long days of play, Seminole Hard Rock crusher Michael Newman emerged victorious to capture $25,178 in prize money and a ninth SHRP title, which tied him for most all-time alongside Raminder Singh.

“It’s great to be tied with someone who’s a really good player,” Newman said after the victory, though they wouldn’t be tied for long (more on that below).

Newman’s SHRP Titles

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Singh Breaks Record a Week Later

As stated above, the tie between Newman and Singh didn’t last long as a week later the latter topped a field of 157 entries to win Event #38: $400 Deep Stack NLH for $12,320 and his record-breaking 10th SHRP title.

The tournament ended when Singh struck a heads-up deal with Kevin McLeskey, who settled for second place and $10,800 in prize money.

Singh’s SHRP Titles

Newcomer Wins Event #21 for $300K!

One of the bigger tournaments of the series was Event #21: $600 Deep Stack NLH, which took place April 20-24. The event attracted 3,989 entries and more than doubled the $1 million guarantee by offering up a $2,074,280 prize pool.

Some heavy hitters made the final table in Ari Engel and Darryll Fish, but ultimately it came down to Vladyslav Shovkovyi and David Trager. The former held a 5:1 chip lead when heads-up play began, but the latter managed to claw back to close to even. At that point, the final two struck a deal that saw Trager take $288,485 in prize money, while Shovkovyi took the title and $299,715.

“I think ace-queen was my hand of the tournament,” Shovkovyi told reporters after the win, “because I made a few good moves with that hand and I won a lot of chips.”

He added: “Getting first and the trophy in such a big field is awesome. I had a few good runs this year, but I took second, third, and a few more final tables, but not first … The level of some players here is very good. The guys on the final table had millions in winnings, and I’m only just starting. So, it was awesome to play with good players, and to put pressure on them.”

Event #21 Final Table Results

_{*Denotes heads-up deal.}

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Ari Engel Wins a Title of His Own

After busting the above tournament in fifth place for $94,300, Engel promptly jumped into Event #32: $600 Six-Max Pot-Limit Omaha, a tournament that drew 196 runners and paid out a $102,900 prize pool.

By the end of the night, Engel was one of the final three players standing alongside Shanmukha Meruga and Pawel Andrzejewski. The trio wound up working a deal that saw Andrzejewski take third for $15,213, Meruga second for $18,212, and Engel first place for $20,505 and the trophy.

Event #32 Final Table Results

_{*Denotes three-way deal.}

A Pair of High Roller Tournaments

On April 26, Event #42: $50,000 Super High Roller attracted 18 entries, which meant an $873,000 prize pool awaited the top four finishers. Sam Soverel and Kevin Rabichow finished in fourth and third place for $104,760 and $157,140 respectively, which left high roller regulars David Peters and Alex Foxen as the last two players standing.

They opted to work a deal that saw Foxen settle for second place and $282,573, while Peters was deemed the champion and claimed $328,527 in prize money. The victory marked the fourth SHRP major series trophy for Peters, who also won the 2022 SHRPO $50K Super High Roller for $407,545.

The following day, Event #45: $25,500 PLO High Roller drew 27 runners and offered up a $666,900 prize pool to the top five finishers. Foxen was once again at the final table, this time settling for fifth place and $53,300, while Michael Wang (4th – $73,400) and Firas Kashat (3rd – $106,700) followed him out the door.

That left Ren Lin and Dylan Smith to do battle in what turned out to be a back-and-forth heads-up affair. Eventually, Lin closed it out to win his first SHRP title and $266,700, while Smith had to settle for second place and $166,800 in prize money.

Eric Diaz Wins CSOP Larry Frank Memorial Event at Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown

Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown Winners Thus Far…

_{*Images courtesy of WPT and Seminole Hard Rock.}

The night before the World Poker Tour (WPT) $3,500 Poker Showdown was slated to get underway at South Florida’s Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, a special charity event was held. In conjunction with Matt Stout’s Charity Series of Poker (CSOP), the Seminole Hard Rock hosted the $300 Larry Frank Memorial Charity Event.

The late Larry Frank, also known as “Mr. Frank,” was a longtime employee at Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood and was “instrumental in the success of tournament poker in South Florida.” Prior to the start of the charity event, both the WPT’s Matt Savage and Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood Poker Tournament Manager Jason Heidenthal remembered Larry Frank.

As the SHRP blog stated: “Larry Frank was a member of the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Before he passed in 2021, he worked for Seminole Gaming and Seminole Hard Rock Support Services for more than 25 years in various roles, including General Manager of Poker Operations at Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood and General Manager of Seminole Casino Classic.”

The event attracted 94 runners and offered up a prize pool of $13,700 plus $9,200 in non-cash prizes. Also, $12,620 from the entries went to Make-A-Wish Southern Florida, which was in addition to other funds raised via a silent auction.

In the end, it was Eric Diaz finishing as the last player standing to win $5,000 in cash plus a $3,500 seat into this weekend’s WPT Main Event. Interestingly, former Seminole Hard Rock Tournament Director Tony Burns, who earlier this year left that position to work with the new Moneymaker Tour, returned to his old stomping grounds and wound up finishing in second place for $2,000.

CSOP Poker Showdown Final Table Results

A couple of other participants also received some bonus money at the first break of the day. Vladimir Grechnikov, winner of last year’s RGPS Main Event Seminole Coconut Creek, was the chip leader and received a $1,000 bonus. Likewise, poker reporter Terrance Reid had the most entries into the event with six, meaning he too received a $1,000 bonus.

The first elimination at the final table was that of Las Vegas police officer Bryan Kirwin, who happened to be in town for a conference and decided to play a little poker. He wound up getting his last five big blinds all in preflop holding the K♦J♦ and was up against the Q♥Q♦ of Diaz. The A♦Q♠10♥ flop was a big one as Kirwin flopped the nuts, but Diaz had a set, meaning he was looking for the board to pair.

The 5♣ turn was a brick, but the 10♠ river did in fact pair the board to give Diaz a winning full house. That sent Kirwin out the door in eighth place for $700 plus a free entry into any $400 Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood Poker tournament before the end of the year.

As reported by SHRP officials, the final hand of the night came with the blinds at a staggering 25,000/50,000/50,000 when Burns moved all in from the button for 75,000 holding the K♥5♠ and David Moreno called off for 30,000 from the small blind with the 6♣5♣. Diaz, who held a massive chip lead, called out of the big blind with the Q♦6♠ and scored the double knockout after the board ran out K♦Q♥6♦3♦4♦.

Why You Shouldn’t Miss the WPT Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown

Cops 4 Kids Charity Event in Vegas

The CSOP will now head back to its Las Vegas stomping grounds for the CSOP Event #48: Cops 4 Kids Charity Poker Tournament, which will take place on Friday, May 5 at the Moon Nightclub at Palms. A VIP reception will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the tournament starting at 7 p.m. Players will start with 10,000 in chips with 5,000 per rebuy. Additionally, there will be a 20,000-chip add-on period at the end of registration.

The event will feature a silent auction, 50/50 raffle, and prizes for the final table, including a $5,000 first-place prize. Proceeds will benefit Cops 4 Kids through the LVPMSA Charitable Foundation, which supports children’s charities, and awards college scholarships to graduating high school seniors in our community.

_{*Images courtesy of Seminole Hard Rock.}

Date Start Time (BST) Event

07-May 13:05 SCOOP 02 L: $5.50 NLHE [SCOOP Kickoff – Mini Sunday Kickoff], $40K Gtd

07-May 13:05 SCOOP 02 M: $55 NLHE [SCOOP Kickoff – Sunday Kickoff], $200K Gtd

07-May 13:05 SCOOP 02 H: $530 NLHE [SCOOP Kickoff], $300K Gtd

07-May 15:05 SCOOP 03 L: $11 NLHE [Sunday Warm-Up], $100K Gtd

07-May 15:05 SCOOP 03 M: $109 NLHE [Sunday Warm-Up], $375K Gtd

07-May 15:05 SCOOP 03 H: $1,050 NLHE [Sunday Warm-Up], $400K Gtd

07-May 17:30 SCOOP 04 L: $22 NLHE [Progressive KO, Mini Sunday Million, Freezeout], $200K Gtd

07-May 17:30 SCOOP 04 M: $215 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Million], $1M Gtd

07-May 17:30 SCOOP 04 H: $2,100 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday HR, Freezeout], $400K Gtd

07-May 18:30 SCOOP 05 L: $11 PLO [6-Max], $40K Gtd

07-May 18:30 SCOOP 05 M: $109 PLO [6-Max], $100K Gtd

07-May 18:30 SCOOP 05 H: $1,050 PLO [6-Max], $200K Gtd

07-May 20:05 SCOOP 06 L: $3.30 NLHE, $25K Gtd

07-May 20:05 SCOOP 06 M: $33 NLHE, $175K Gtd

07-May 20:05 SCOOP 06 H: $320 NLHE, $275K Gtd

07-May 21:30 SCOOP 07 L: $33 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Mini Sunday Cooldown, Freezeout], $150K Gtd

07-May 21:30 SCOOP 07 M: $215 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown, Freezeout], $275K Gtd

07-May 21:30 SCOOP 07 H: $1,050 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown High Roller, Freezeout], $250K Gtd

08-May 17:30 SCOOP 08 L: $11 NLHE, $115K Gtd

08-May 17:30 SCOOP 08 M: $109 NLHE, $375K Gtd

08-May 17:30 SCOOP 08 H: $1,050 NLHE, $400K Gtd

08-May 19:15 SCOOP 09 L: $22 HORSE, $25K Gtd

08-May 19:15 SCOOP 09 M: $215 HORSE, $50K Gtd

08-May 19:15 SCOOP 09 H: $2,100 HORSE, $50K Gtd

08-May 20:05 SCOOP 10 L: $5.50 NLHE [Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $40K Gtd

08-May 20:05 SCOOP 10 M: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $200K Gtd

08-May 20:05 SCOOP 10 H: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $300K Gtd

08-May 21:30 SCOOP 11 L: $3.30 NLHE, $18K Gtd

08-May 21:30 SCOOP 11 M: $33 NLHE, $100K Gtd

08-May 21:30 SCOOP 11 H: $320 NLHE, $150K Gtd

08-May 22:30 SCOOP 12 L: $33 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Mini Daily Cooldown, Single Re-entry], $75K Gtd

08-May 22:30 SCOOP 12 M: $215 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Daily Cooldown, Single Re-entry], $175K Gtd

08-May 22:30 SCOOP 12 H: $1,050 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Daily Cooldown High Roller, Single Re-entry], $200K Gtd

09-May 15:05 SCOOP 13 L: $2.20 NLHE, $15K Gtd

09-May 15:05 SCOOP 13 M: $22 NLHE, $100K Gtd

09-May 15:05 SCOOP 13 H: $215 NLHE, $200K Gtd

09-May 16:30 SCOOP 14 L: $11 NL 5-Card Draw [6-Max, Progressive KO], $12.5K Gtd

09-May 16:30 SCOOP 14 M: $109 NL 5-Card Draw [6-Max, Progressive KO], $18K Gtd

09-May 16:30 SCOOP 14 H: $1,050 NL 5-Card Draw [6-Max, Progressive KO], $30K Gtd

09-May 17:30 SCOOP 15 L: $109 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $400K Gtd

09-May 17:30 SCOOP 15 M: $1,050 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $500K Gtd

09-May 17:30 SCOOP 15 H: $10,300 NLHE [Super Tuesday High Roller], $600K Gtd

09-May 19:15 SCOOP 16 L: $11 PLO [6-Max], $30K Gtd

09-May 19:15 SCOOP 16 M: $109 PLO [6-Max], $80K Gtd

09-May 19:15 SCOOP 16 H: $1,050 PLO [6-Max], $175K Gtd

09-May 20:05 SCOOP 17 L: $22 NLHE [Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $125K Gtd

09-May 20:05 SCOOP 17 M: $215 NLHE [Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $275K Gtd

09-May 20:05 SCOOP 17 H: $2,100 NLHE [Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $200K Gtd

09-May 21:30 SCOOP 18 L: $11 6+ Hold’em [6-Max], $20K Gtd

09-May 21:30 SCOOP 18 M: $109 6+ Hold’em [6-Max], $25K Gtd

09-May 21:30 SCOOP 18 H: $1,050 6+ Hold’em [6-Max], $30K Gtd

09-May 22:30 SCOOP 19 L: $5.50 NLHE [Progressive KO, Mini Daily Cooldown, Single Re-entry], $30K Gtd

09-May 22:30 SCOOP 19 M: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Daily Cooldown, Single Re-entry], $75K Gtd

09-May 22:30 SCOOP 19 H: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Daily Cooldown High Roller, Single Re-entry], $150K Gtd

10-May 16:30 SCOOP 20 L: $5.50 NLHE [Afternoon Deep Stacks], $60K Gtd

10-May 16:30 SCOOP 20 M: $55 NLHE [Afternoon Deep Stacks], $175K Gtd

10-May 16:30 SCOOP 20 H: $530 NLHE [Afternoon Deep Stacks], $175K Gtd

10-May 17:30 SCOOP 21 L: $33 NLHE [7-Max, Single Re-entry], $125K Gtd

10-May 17:30 SCOOP 21 M: $320 NLHE [7-Max, Single Re-Entry], $200K Gtd

10-May 17:30 SCOOP 21 H: $3,150 NLHE [7-Max, Single Re-Entry], $300K Gtd

10-May 19:15 SCOOP 22 L: $11 NLO8 [6-Max, Progressive KO], $30K Gtd

10-May 19:15 SCOOP 22 M: $109 NLO8 [6-Max, Progressive KO], $70K Gtd

10-May 19:15 SCOOP 22 H: $1,050 NLO8 [6-Max, Progressive KO], $125K Gtd

10-May 20:05 SCOOP 23 L: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $200K Gtd

10-May 20:05 SCOOP 23 M: $215 NLHE [Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $225K Gtd

10-May 20:05 SCOOP 23 H: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $250K Gtd

10-May 21:30 SCOOP 24 L: $22 NLHE [Mini Fenomeno SE], $80K Gtd

10-May 21:30 SCOOP 24 M: $109 NLHE [Fenomeno SE], $175K Gtd

10-May 21:30 SCOOP 24 H: $530 NLHE [Fenomeno HR SE], $125K Gtd

11-May 11:05 SCOOP 25 L: $5.50 NLHE, $12.5K Gtd

11-May 11:05 SCOOP 25 M: $55 NLHE, $30K Gtd

11-May 11:05 SCOOP 25 H: $530 NLHE, $40K Gtd

11-May 16:30 SCOOP 26 L: $11 FLO8 [7-Max], $12.5K Gtd

11-May 16:30 SCOOP 26 M: $109 FLO8 [7-Max], $30K Gtd

11-May 16:30 SCOOP 26 H: $1,050 FLO8 [7-Max], $50K Gtd

11-May 17:30 SCOOP 27 L: $33 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill], $250K Gtd

11-May 17:30 SCOOP 27 M: $215 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill], $500K Gtd

11-May 17:30 SCOOP 27 H: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill], $600K Gtd

11-May 19:15 SCOOP 28 L: $11 Stud Hi/Lo, $10K Gtd

11-May 19:15 SCOOP 28 M: $109 Stud Hi/Lo, $25K Gtd

11-May 19:15 SCOOP 28 H: $1,050 Stud Hi/Lo, $35K Gtd

11-May 20:05 SCOOP 29 L: $3.30 NLHE [Rebuy], $40K Gtd

11-May 20:05 SCOOP 29 M: $33 NLHE [Rebuy], $150K Gtd

11-May 20:05 SCOOP 29 H: $320 NLHE [Rebuy], $175K Gtd

11-May 21:30 SCOOP 30 L: $11 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $75K Gtd

11-May 21:30 SCOOP 30 M: $109 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $225K Gtd

11-May 21:30 SCOOP 30 H: $1,050 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $225K Gtd

13-May 15:05 SCOOP 31 L: $3.30 NLHE, $25K Gtd

13-May 15:05 SCOOP 31 M: $33 NLHE, $135K Gtd

13-May 15:05 SCOOP 31 H: $320 NLHE, $200K Gtd

13-May 16:30 SCOOP 32 L: $11 8-Game [6-Max], $17.5K Gtd

13-May 16:30 SCOOP 32 M: $109 8-Game [6-Max], $35K Gtd

13-May 16:30 SCOOP 32 H: $1,050 8-Game [6-Max], $60K Gtd

13-May 17:30 SCOOP 33 L: $11 NLHE [Progressive KO, Saturday KO], $150K Gtd

13-May 17:30 SCOOP 33 M: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Saturday KO], $500K Gtd

13-May 17:30 SCOOP 33 H: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Saturday KO], $500K Gtd

13-May 19:15 SCOOP 34 L: $5.50 5-Card PLO [6-Max], $12.5K Gtd

13-May 19:15 SCOOP 34 M: $55 5-Card PLO [6-Max], $45K Gtd

13-May 19:15 SCOOP 34 H: $530 5-Card PLO [6-Max], $100K Gtd

13-May 20:05 SCOOP 35 L: $5.50 NLHE, $40K Gtd

13-May 20:05 SCOOP 35 M: $55 NLHE, $135K Gtd

13-May 20:05 SCOOP 35 H: $530 NLHE, $300K Gtd

13-May 21:30 SCOOP 36 L: $11 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $60K Gtd

13-May 21:30 SCOOP 36 M: $109 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $135K Gtd

13-May 21:30 SCOOP 36 H: $1,050 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $175K Gtd

14-May 13:05 SCOOP 37 L: $22 NLHE [Mini Sunday Kickoff], $100K Gtd

14-May 13:05 SCOOP 37 M: $109 NLHE [Sunday Kickoff], $225K Gtd

14-May 13:05 SCOOP 37 H: $530 NLHE [Sunday Kickoff], $275K Gtd

14-May 15:05 SCOOP 38 L: $11 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Freezeout], $80K Gtd

14-May 15:05 SCOOP 38 M: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Freezeout], $275K Gtd

14-May 15:05 SCOOP 38 H: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Single Re-entry], $400K Gtd

14-May 17:30 SCOOP 39 L: $55 NLHE [Mini Sunday Million], $600K Gtd

14-May 17:30 SCOOP 39 M: $530 NLHE [Sunday Million], $1M Gtd

14-May 17:30 SCOOP 39 H: $5,200 NLHE [Titans], $600K Gtd

14-May 19:15 SCOOP 40 L: $11 PLO8 [6-Max], $25K Gtd

14-May 19:15 SCOOP 40 M: $109 PLO8 [6-Max], $70K Gtd

14-May 19:15 SCOOP 40 H: $1,050 PLO8 [6-Max], $115K Gtd

14-May 20:05 SCOOP 41 L: $11 NLHE [6-Max], $100K Gtd

14-May 20:05 SCOOP 41 M: $109 NLHE [6-Max], $325K Gtd

14-May 20:05 SCOOP 41 H: $1,050 NLHE [6-Max], $450K Gtd

14-May 21:30 SCOOP 42 L: $5.50 NLHE [Progressive KO, Mini Sunday Cooldown, Freezeout], $40K Gtd

14-May 21:30 SCOOP 42 M: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown, Freezeout], $225K Gtd

14-May 21:30 SCOOP 42 H: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown High Roller, Freezeout], $300K Gtd

15-May 17:30 SCOOP 43 L: $55 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO], $200K Gtd

15-May 17:30 SCOOP 43 M: $215 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO], $450K Gtd

15-May 17:30 SCOOP 43 H: $1,050 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO], $300K Gtd

15-May 19:15 SCOOP 44 L: $11 5-Card PLO [6-Max, Changed from PLO8], $15K Gtd

15-May 19:15 SCOOP 44 M: $109 5-Card PLO [6-Max, Changed from PLO8], $40K Gtd

15-May 19:15 SCOOP 44 H: $1,050 5-Card PLO [6-Max, Changed from PLO8], $100K Gtd

15-May 20:05 SCOOP 45 L: $11 NLHE [Single Re-entry], $60K Gtd

15-May 20:05 SCOOP 45 M: $109 NLHE [Single Re-entry], $175K Gtd

15-May 20:05 SCOOP 45 H: $1,050 NLHE [Single Re-entry], $200K Gtd

15-May 21:30 SCOOP 46 L: $5.50 NLO8 [Progressive KO], $15K Gtd

15-May 21:30 SCOOP 46 M: $55 NLO8 [Progressive KO], $50K Gtd

15-May 21:30 SCOOP 46 H: $530 NLO8 [Progressive KO], $80K Gtd

15-May 22:30 SCOOP 47 L: $22 NLHE [Progressive KO, Mini Daily Cooldown], $50K Gtd

15-May 22:30 SCOOP 47 M: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Daily Cooldown], $125K Gtd

15-May 22:30 SCOOP 47 H: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Daily Cooldown High Roller], $150K Gtd

16-May 11:05 SCOOP 48 L: $11 NLHE [6-Max], $15K Gtd

16-May 11:05 SCOOP 48 M: $55 NLHE [6-Max], $25K Gtd

16-May 11:05 SCOOP 48 H: $215 NLHE [6-Max], $50K Gtd

16-May 15:05 SCOOP 49 L: $5.50 NLHE [Deep Stacks], $30K Gtd

16-May 15:05 SCOOP 49 M: $55 NLHE [Deep Stacks], $125K Gtd

16-May 15:05 SCOOP 49 H: $530 NLHE [Deep Stacks], $225K Gtd

16-May 16:30 SCOOP 50 L: $22 PLO [6-Max, Progressive KO], $50K Gtd

16-May 16:30 SCOOP 50 M: $215 PLO [6-Max, Progressive KO], $100K Gtd

16-May 16:30 SCOOP 50 H: $2,100 PLO [6-Max, Progressive KO], $175K Gtd

16-May 17:30 SCOOP 51 L: $11 NLHE [Mini Super Tuesday], $115K Gtd

16-May 17:30 SCOOP 51 M: $109 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $400K Gtd

16-May 17:30 SCOOP 51 H: $1,050 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $400K Gtd

16-May 19:15 SCOOP 52 L: $22 FL 2-7 Triple Draw [6-Max], $12.5K Gtd

16-May 19:15 SCOOP 52 M: $215 FL 2-7 Triple Draw [6-Max], $25K Gtd

16-May 19:15 SCOOP 52 H: $2,100 FL 2-7 Triple Draw [6-Max], $50K Gtd

16-May 20:05 SCOOP 53 L: $11 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $60K Gtd

16-May 20:05 SCOOP 53 M: $109 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $175K Gtd

16-May 20:05 SCOOP 53 H: $1,050 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $175K Gtd

16-May 21:30 SCOOP 54 L: $5.50 6+ Hold’em [Progressive KO], $15K Gtd

16-May 21:30 SCOOP 54 M: $55 6+ Hold’em [Progressive KO], $25K Gtd

16-May 21:30 SCOOP 54 H: $530 6+ Hold’em [Progressive KO], $40K Gtd

17-May 16:30 SCOOP 55 L: $3.30 PLO [6-Max], $17.5K Gtd

17-May 16:30 SCOOP 55 M: $33 PLO [6-Max], $50K Gtd

17-May 16:30 SCOOP 55 H: $320 PLO [6-Max], $125K Gtd

17-May 17:30 SCOOP 56 L: $33 NLHE [Single Re-entry], $125K Gtd

17-May 17:30 SCOOP 56 M: $320 NLHE [Single Re-entry], $200K Gtd

17-May 17:30 SCOOP 56 H: $3,150 NLHE [Single Re-entry], $300K Gtd

17-May 19:15 SCOOP 57 L: $11 Razz, $10K Gtd

17-May 19:15 SCOOP 57 M: $109 Razz, $25K Gtd

17-May 19:15 SCOOP 57 H: $1,050 Razz, $45K Gtd

17-May 20:05 SCOOP 58 L: $11 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO], $85K Gtd

17-May 20:05 SCOOP 58 M: $109 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO], $300K Gtd

17-May 20:05 SCOOP 58 H: $1,050 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO], $300K Gtd

17-May 21:30 SCOOP 59 L: $5.50 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO], $35K Gtd

17-May 21:30 SCOOP 59 M: $55 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO], $150K Gtd

17-May 21:30 SCOOP 59 H: $530 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO], $225K Gtd

18-May 15:05 SCOOP 60 L: $5.50 NLHE, $30K Gtd

18-May 15:05 SCOOP 60 M: $55 NLHE, $125K Gtd

18-May 15:05 SCOOP 60 H: $530 NLHE, $225K Gtd

18-May 16:30 SCOOP 61 L: $22 FLHE [6-Max], $12.5K Gtd

18-May 16:30 SCOOP 61 M: $109 FLHE [6-Max], $17.5K Gtd

18-May 16:30 SCOOP 61 H: $530 FLHE [6-Max], $30K Gtd

18-May 17:30 SCOOP 62 L: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill], $450K Gtd

18-May 17:30 SCOOP 62 M: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill], $600K Gtd

18-May 17:30 SCOOP 62 H: $10,300 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill High Roller], $500K Gtd

18-May 19:15 SCOOP 63 L: $5.50 PLO8 [6-Max], $12.5K Gtd

18-May 19:15 SCOOP 63 M: $55 PLO8 [6-Max], $40K Gtd

18-May 19:15 SCOOP 63 H: $530 PLO8 [6-Max], $80K Gtd

18-May 20:05 SCOOP 64 L: $11 NLHE [6-Max], $65K Gtd

18-May 20:05 SCOOP 64 M: $109 NLHE [6-Max], $150K Gtd

18-May 20:05 SCOOP 64 H: $1,050 NLHE [6-Max], $175K Gtd

18-May 21:30 SCOOP 65 L: $5.50 NLHE [Progressive KO, Freezeout], $25K Gtd

18-May 21:30 SCOOP 65 M: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Freezeout], $135K Gtd

18-May 21:30 SCOOP 65 H: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Freezeout], $175K Gtd

20-May 11:05 SCOOP 66 L: $3.30 NLHE [Weekend Starter], $17.5K Gtd

20-May 11:05 SCOOP 66 M: $33 NLHE [Weekend Starter], $50K Gtd

20-May 11:05 SCOOP 66 H: $320 NLHE [Weekend Starter], $80K Gtd

20-May 15:05 SCOOP 67 L: $22 NLHE [Deep Stacks], $115K Gtd

20-May 15:05 SCOOP 67 M: $109 NLHE [Deep Stacks], $200K Gtd

20-May 15:05 SCOOP 67 H: $530 NLHE [Deep Stacks], $200K Gtd

20-May 16:30 SCOOP 68 L: $55 PLO [6-Max], $50K Gtd

20-May 16:30 SCOOP 68 M: $530 PLO [6-Max], $115K Gtd

20-May 16:30 SCOOP 68 H: $5,200 PLO [6-Max, High Roller], $300K Gtd

20-May 17:30 SCOOP 69 L: $5.50 NLHE [Progressive KO], $60K Gtd

20-May 17:30 SCOOP 69 M: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO], $325K Gtd

20-May 17:30 SCOOP 69 H: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO], $400K Gtd

20-May 19:15 SCOOP 70 L: $2.20 8-Game [6-Max, Progressive KO], $5K Gtd

20-May 19:15 SCOOP 70 M: $22 8-Game [6-Max, Progressive KO], $25K Gtd

20-May 19:15 SCOOP 70 H: $215 8-Game [6-Max, Progressive KO], $45K Gtd

20-May 20:05 SCOOP 71 L: $11 NLHE [4-Max, Progressive KO], $70K Gtd

20-May 20:05 SCOOP 71 M: $109 NLHE [4-Max, Progressive KO], $150K Gtd

20-May 20:05 SCOOP 71 H: $1,050 NLHE [4-Max, Progressive KO], $115K Gtd

20-May 21:30 SCOOP 72 L: $55 NLHE, $135K Gtd

20-May 21:30 SCOOP 72 M: $320 NLHE, $150K Gtd

20-May 21:30 SCOOP 72 H: $1,050 NLHE, $135K Gtd

21-May 13:05 SCOOP 73 L: $5.50 NLHE [Progressive KO, Mini Sunday Kickoff], $50K Gtd

21-May 13:05 SCOOP 73 M: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Kickoff], $200K Gtd

21-May 13:05 SCOOP 73 H: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Kickoff], $250K Gtd

21-May 15:05 SCOOP 74 L: $11 NLHE [Sunday Warm-Up, Freezeout], $70K Gtd

21-May 15:05 SCOOP 74 M: $109 NLHE [Sunday Warm-Up, Freezeout], $250K Gtd

21-May 15:05 SCOOP 74 H: $1,050 NLHE [Sunday Warm-Up], $450K Gtd

21-May 17:30 SCOOP 75 L: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Mini Sunday Million], $750K Gtd

21-May 17:30 SCOOP 75 M: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Million], $1M Gtd

21-May 17:30 SCOOP 75 H: $5,200 NLHE [Progressive KO, Titans], $600K Gtd

21-May 19:15 SCOOP 76 L: $22 NLO8 [6-Max, Progressive KO], $45K Gtd

21-May 19:15 SCOOP 76 M: $215 NLO8 [6-Max, Progressive KO], $80K Gtd

21-May 19:15 SCOOP 76 H: $2,100 NLO8 [6-Max, Progressive KO], $125K Gtd

21-May 20:05 SCOOP 77 L: $11 NLHE, $100K Gtd

21-May 20:05 SCOOP 77 M: $109 NLHE, $350K Gtd

21-May 20:05 SCOOP 77 H: $1,050 NLHE, $450K Gtd

21-May 21:30 SCOOP 78 L: $5.50 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Mini Sunday Cooldown, Freezeout], $35K Gtd

21-May 21:30 SCOOP 78 M: $55 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown, Freezeout], $200K Gtd

21-May 21:30 SCOOP 78 H: $530 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown High Roller, Freezeout], $275K Gtd

22-May 17:30 SCOOP 79 L: $55 NLHE, $250K Gtd

22-May 17:30 SCOOP 79 M: $530 NLHE, $350K Gtd

22-May 17:30 SCOOP 79 H: $5,200 NLHE [High Roller], $400K Gtd

22-May 19:15 SCOOP 80 L: $11 Stud, $10K Gtd

22-May 19:15 SCOOP 80 M: $109 Stud, $20K Gtd

22-May 19:15 SCOOP 80 H: $1,050 Stud, $35K Gtd

22-May 20:05 SCOOP 81 L: $5.50 NLHE [5-Max, Progressive KO], $45K Gtd

22-May 20:05 SCOOP 81 M: $55 NLHE [5-Max, Progressive KO], $150K Gtd

22-May 20:05 SCOOP 81 H: $530 NLHE [5-Max, Progressive KO], $200K Gtd

22-May 21:30 SCOOP 82 L: $11 NLHE [Progressive KO, Freezeout], $40K Gtd

22-May 21:30 SCOOP 82 M: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Freezeout], $150K Gtd

22-May 21:30 SCOOP 82 H: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Freezeout], $200K Gtd

22-May 22:30 SCOOP 83 L: $22 PLO [6-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $25K Gtd

22-May 22:30 SCOOP 83 M: $109 PLO [6-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $20K Gtd

22-May 22:30 SCOOP 83 H: $530 PLO [6-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-entry], $75K Gtd

23-May 11:05 SCOOP 84 L: $2.20 NLHE, $12.5K Gtd

23-May 11:05 SCOOP 84 M: $22 NLHE, $50K Gtd

23-May 11:05 SCOOP 84 H: $215 NLHE, $75K Gtd

23-May 16:30 SCOOP 85 L: $5.50 NL 2-7 Single Draw [7-Max, Progressive KO], $7.5K Gtd

23-May 16:30 SCOOP 85 M: $55 NL 2-7 Single Draw [7-Max, Progressive KO], $17.5K Gtd

23-May 16:30 SCOOP 85 H: $530 NL 2-7 Single Draw [7-Max, Progressive KO], $35K Gtd

23-May 17:30 SCOOP 86 L: $109 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $400K Gtd

23-May 17:30 SCOOP 86 M: $1,050 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $650K Gtd

23-May 17:30 SCOOP 86 H: $10,300 NLHE [Super Tuesday High Roller], $600K Gtd

23-May 19:15 SCOOP 87 L: $22 PLO8 [6-Max], $25K Gtd

23-May 19:15 SCOOP 87 M: $215 PLO8 [6-Max], $65K Gtd

23-May 19:15 SCOOP 87 H: $2,100 PLO8 [6-Max], $100K Gtd

23-May 20:05 SCOOP 88 L: $22 NLHE [7-Max, Frezeeout], $75K Gtd

23-May 20:05 SCOOP 88 M: $215 NLHE [7-Max, Frezeeout], $200K Gtd

23-May 20:05 SCOOP 88 H: $2,100 NLHE [7-Max, Frezeeout], $175K Gtd

23-May 21:30 SCOOP 89 L: $5.50 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO], $40K Gtd

23-May 21:30 SCOOP 89 M: $55 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO], $175K Gtd

23-May 21:30 SCOOP 89 H: $530 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO], $250K Gtd

24-May 16:30 SCOOP 90 L: $11 HORSE, $12.5K Gtd

24-May 16:30 SCOOP 90 M: $109 HORSE, $30K Gtd

24-May 16:30 SCOOP 90 H: $1,050 HORSE, $50K Gtd

24-May 17:30 SCOOP 91 L: $33 NLHE [Progressive KO], $175K Gtd

24-May 17:30 SCOOP 91 M: $320 NLHE [Progressive KO], $300K Gtd

24-May 17:30 SCOOP 91 H: $3,150 NLHE [Progressive KO], $350K Gtd

24-May 19:15 SCOOP 92 L: $11 FL Badugi [6-Max], $7.5K Gtd

24-May 19:15 SCOOP 92 M: $109 FL Badugi [6-Max], $15K Gtd

24-May 19:15 SCOOP 92 H: $1,050 FL Badugi [6-Max], $25K Gtd

24-May 20:05 SCOOP 93 L: $11 NLHE [Progressive KO, Frezeeout], $60K Gtd

24-May 20:05 SCOOP 93 M: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Frezeeout], $200K Gtd

24-May 20:05 SCOOP 93 H: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Frezeeout], $200K Gtd

24-May 21:30 SCOOP 94 L: $3.30 NLHE [Mini Fenomeno SE], $18K Gtd

24-May 21:30 SCOOP 94 M: $33 NLHE [Fenomeno SE], $80K Gtd

24-May 21:30 SCOOP 94 H: $320 NLHE [Fenomeno HR SE], $150K Gtd

25-May 15:05 SCOOP 95 L: $22 NLHE [9-Max, Early classic], $100K Gtd

25-May 15:05 SCOOP 95 M: $109 NLHE [9-Max, Early classic], $200K Gtd

25-May 15:05 SCOOP 95 H: $530 NLHE [9-Max, Early classic], $225K Gtd

25-May 16:30 SCOOP 96 L: $11 5-Card PLO [6-Max, Progressive KO], $15K Gtd

25-May 16:30 SCOOP 96 M: $109 5-Card PLO [6-Max, Progressive KO], $40K Gtd

25-May 16:30 SCOOP 96 H: $1,050 5-Card PLO [6-Max, Progressive KO], $85K Gtd

25-May 17:30 SCOOP 97 L: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill], $400K Gtd

25-May 17:30 SCOOP 97 M: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill], $650K Gtd

25-May 17:30 SCOOP 97 H: $5,200 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill High Roller], $600K Gtd

25-May 19:15 SCOOP 98 L: $22 8-Game [6-Max], $25K Gtd

25-May 19:15 SCOOP 98 M: $215 8-Game [6-Max], $45K Gtd

25-May 19:15 SCOOP 98 H: $2,100 8-Game [6-Max], $70K Gtd

25-May 20:05 SCOOP 99 L: $33 NLHE [6-Max, Frezeeout], $100K Gtd

25-May 20:05 SCOOP 99 M: $215 NLHE [6-Max, Frezeeout], $175K Gtd

25-May 20:05 SCOOP 99 H: $1,050 NLHE [6-Max, Frezeeout], $150K Gtd

25-May 21:30 SCOOP 100 L: $11 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO], $85K Gtd

25-May 21:30 SCOOP 100 M: $109 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO], $225K Gtd

25-May 21:30 SCOOP 100 H: $1,050 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO], $250K Gtd

27-May 15:05 SCOOP 101 L: $5.50 NLHE [Deep Stacks], $40K Gtd

27-May 15:05 SCOOP 101 M: $55 NLHE [Deep Stacks], $200K Gtd

27-May 15:05 SCOOP 101 H: $530 NLHE [Deep Stacks], $250K Gtd

27-May 17:30 SCOOP 102 L: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO], $325K Gtd

27-May 17:30 SCOOP 102 M: $320 NLHE [Progressive KO], $375K Gtd

27-May 17:30 SCOOP 102 H: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO], $500K Gtd

27-May 19:15 SCOOP 103 L: $11 NLO8 [6-Max], $15K Gtd

27-May 19:15 SCOOP 103 M: $109 NLO8 [6-Max], $35K Gtd

27-May 19:15 SCOOP 103 H: $1,050 NLO8 [6-Max], $80K Gtd

27-May 20:05 SCOOP 104 L: $11 NLHE [6-Max], $65K Gtd

27-May 20:05 SCOOP 104 M: $109 NLHE [6-Max], $150K Gtd

27-May 20:05 SCOOP 104 H: $1,050 NLHE [6-Max], $175K Gtd

27-May 21:30 SCOOP 105 L: $2.20 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Last Player Standing], $12.5K Gtd

27-May 21:30 SCOOP 105 M: $22 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Last Player Standing], $75K Gtd

27-May 21:30 SCOOP 105 H: $215 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Last Player Standing], $115K Gtd

28-May 13:05 SCOOP 106 L: $5.50 NLHE [Mini Sunday Kickoff], $45K Gtd

28-May 13:05 SCOOP 106 M: $55 NLHE [Sunday Kickoff], $225K Gtd

28-May 13:05 SCOOP 106 H: $530 NLHE [Sunday Kickoff], $350K Gtd

28-May 15:05 SCOOP 107 L: $5.50 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Freezeout], $40K Gtd

28-May 15:05 SCOOP 107 M: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Freezeout], $250K Gtd

28-May 15:05 SCOOP 107 H: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Freezeout], $450K Gtd

28-May 17:30 SCOOP 108 L: $109 NLHE [Main Event], $2M Gtd

28-May 17:30 SCOOP 108 M: $1,050 NLHE [Main Event], $4M Gtd

28-May 17:30 SCOOP 108 H: $10,300 NLHE [Main Event], $5M Gtd

28-May 18:30 SCOOP 109 L: $5.50 NLHE [Progressive KO, Women’s Event], $4K Gtd

28-May 18:30 SCOOP 109 M: $22 NLHE [Progressive KO, Women’s Event], $10K Gtd

28-May 18:30 SCOOP 109 H: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Women’s Event], $20K Gtd

28-May 20:05 SCOOP 110 L: $109 PLO [6-Max, PLO Main Event], $200K Gtd

28-May 20:05 SCOOP 110 M: $1,050 PLO [6-Max, PLO Main Event], $500K Gtd

28-May 20:05 SCOOP 110 H: $10,300 PLO [6-Max, PLO Main Event], $800K Gtd

28-May 21:30 SCOOP 111 L: $11 NLHE [Progressive KO, Mini Sunday Cooldown, Freezeout], $85K Gtd

28-May 21:30 SCOOP 111 M: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown, Freezeout], $300K Gtd

28-May 21:30 SCOOP 111 H: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown High Roller, Freezeout], $350K Gtd

29-May 17:30 SCOOP 112 L: $11 NLHE [Progressive KO, Series Saver], $150K Gtd

29-May 17:30 SCOOP 112 M: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Series Saver], $600K Gtd

29-May 17:30 SCOOP 112 H: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Series Saver], $1M Gtd

29-May 18:30 SCOOP 113 L: $215 NLHE, $350K Gtd

29-May 18:30 SCOOP 113 M: $2,100 NLHE, $350K Gtd

29-May 19:05 SCOOP 113 H: $25,000 NLHE [Super High Roller], $1M Gtd

29-May 19:15 SCOOP 01 L: $2.20 NLHE [Phase 2], $125K Gtd

29-May 19:15 SCOOP 01 M: $11 NLHE [Phase 2], $500K Gtd

29-May 19:15 SCOOP 01 H: $55 NLHE [Phase 2], $1M Gtd

29-May 20:05 SCOOP 114 L: $55 NLHE [Main Event 2nd Chance], $200K Gtd

29-May 20:05 SCOOP 114 M: $530 NLHE [Main Event 2nd Chance], $300K Gtd

29-May 20:05 SCOOP 114 H: $5,200 NLHE [Main Event 2nd Chance], $400K Gtd

29-May 21:05 SCOOP 115 L: $2.20 NLHE [6-Max], $15K Gtd

29-May 21:05 SCOOP 115 M: $22 NLHE [6-Max], $125K Gtd

29-May 21:05 SCOOP 115 H: $215 NLHE [6-Max], $225K Gtd

30-May 17:30 SCOOP 116 L: $11 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $100K Gtd

30-May 17:30 SCOOP 116 M: $109 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $300K Gtd

30-May 17:30 SCOOP 116 H: $1,050 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $350K Gtd

30-May 18:30 SCOOP 117 L: $33 NLHE [Progressive KO], $100K Gtd

30-May 18:30 SCOOP 117 M: $320 NLHE [Progressive KO], $135K Gtd

30-May 18:30 SCOOP 117 H: $3,150 NLHE [Progressive KO], $175K Gtd

30-May 19:15 SCOOP 118 L: $5.50 NLHE/PLO [6-Max, Progressive KO], $18K Gtd

30-May 19:15 SCOOP 118 M: $55 NLHE/PLO [6-Max, Progressive KO], $60K Gtd

30-May 19:15 SCOOP 118 H: $530 NLHE/PLO [6-Max, Progressive KO], $75K Gtd

30-May 20:05 SCOOP 119 L: $5.50 NLHE [Heads-Up TKO Zoom], $35K Gtd

30-May 20:05 SCOOP 119 M: $55 NLHE [Heads-Up TKO Zoom], $125K Gtd

30-May 20:05 SCOOP 119 H: $530 NLHE [Heads-Up TKO Zoom], $115K Gtd

31-May 17:30 SCOOP 120 L: $5.50 NLHE [Progressive KO, Final Freeze], $35K Gtd

31-May 17:30 SCOOP 120 M: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Final Freeze], $150K Gtd

31-May 17:30 SCOOP 120 H: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Final Freeze], $150K Gtd

31-May 20:05 SCOOP 121 L: $3.30 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Series Wrap-Up], $50K Gtd

31-May 20:05 SCOOP 121 M: $33 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Series Wrap-Up], $125K Gtd

31-May 20:05 SCOOP 121 H: $320 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Series Wrap-Up], $135K Gtd

As one of the most highly-anticipated online poker events of the year, the Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP) on PokerStars, draws in players from around the world to compete for massive prize pools and bragging rights. With the 2023 SCOOP set to take place from May 7-31, the excitement is already building among the online poker community.

Throughout the years, SCOOP has produced some of the most skilled and successful players in the game. These players have not only achieved impressive results during SCOOP events but have also proven their prowess in other online and live tournaments.

So, as we gear up for the 2023 SCOOP, let’s take a moment to recognize the players who have left their mark on this prestigious event and continue to shape the future of online poker.

Calvin “cal42688” Anderson – 10 Titles

The godfather of SCOOP, Calvin “cal42688” Anderson is one of the most successful and consistent players in the history of the series, with a record-setting ten titles to his name.

Picking up his first SCOOP win back in 2010, Anderson found himself in the top stop on nine more occasions, with his last victory coming in 2018. He is particularly renowned for his proficiency in mixed-game events and has won SCOOP titles in 8-Game, H.O.R.S.E and Stud Hi/Lo, just to name a few.

Anderson’s SCOOP record is a testament to his exceptional skills and consistency as a player. His impressive performance in the series has cemented his legacy as one of the all-time greats of online poker.

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Mike “sirwatts” Watson – 7 Titles

Mike “sirwatts” Watson is a highly successful and respected Canadian poker player who has made a name for himself on the international poker scene. Watson has won an impressive seven SCOOP titles, with his victories spanning from 2015 to 2021.

Watson’s SCOOP titles have come in a variety of different formats, including obscure games like Badugi and 2-7 Single Draw. Watson has consistently shown his versatility and skill in these different games, which is a testament to his overall prowess as a poker player.

Beyond his SCOOP accomplishments, Watson has also established himself as a fixture in the high-roller circuit of the European Poker Tour (EPT). He has amassed over $18 million in lifetime live tournament earnings and is a respected figure in the poker community.

Watson’s seven SCOOP titles stand as a remarkable achievement, and his consistent success in high-stakes tournaments both online and live further cements his status as one of the best poker players of his generation.

Jussi “calvin7v” Nevanlinna – 7 Titles

Jussi “calvin7v” Nevanlinna is a Finnish poker player who has achieved great success in SCOOP, with a total of seven titles on his resume. Like Anderson and Watts, Nevanlinna has shown his skill in a variety of different games and formats.

Nevanlinna’s SCOOP victories date back to 2014 when he won the 2014 $215 PL Omaha Heads-Up event for a prize of $26,979. His most recent SCOOP titles came in 2021 when he took down both the high and low versions of the FLO8 8-Max event.

Impressively, Nevanlinna has turned a couple of dollars into thousands on more than one occasion, and his continued success in SCOOP events is a testament to his dedication and hard work in the game of poker.

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Benny “RunGodLike” Glaser – 7 Titles

Benny “RunGodLike” Glaser is a highly successful online poker player from the United Kingdom and joined the “Seven SCOOP titles” club last year after he won the $2,100 H.O.R.S.E event for a prize of $31,080.

In addition to his seven SCOOP titles, Glaser has also won six World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) titles and four World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelets. He also finished as the runner-up in the inaugural 2022 WPT World Championship Main Event for a career-best cash of $2.83 million.

With a record like the one listed, is there any doubt that he is the greatest poker player of all time to hail from the UK?

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Ole “wizowizo” Schemion – 7 Titles

It may come as a surprise that German professional poker player Ole “wizowizo” Schemion only secured his first wins under the SCOOP umbrella in 2018. Since then, he has been on an absolute heater and has become one of the most successful SCOOP players ever, thanks to bagging a trio of titles in 2022.

Impressively, five of his seven triumphs have been for six-figure paydays, with his largest being $283,261 after he was the last player standing in the 2018 $10,300 PLO 6-Max High Roller. And unlike anyone else on this list, he is the only player to have three SCOOP wins in tournaments that have buy-ins of more than $10,000.

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Players with 5+ SCOOP Titles

The roster of top-tier poker pros with five or more SCOOP titles is impressive, with many still in the game and poised to add more trophies to their collection during SCOOP 2023. It’s worth keeping an eye out, as the festival could produce a new crop of legendary SCOOP players and shift the hierarchy of the greatest of all time by the end of the series.

After nearly 12 hours of play on Day 2, PokerStars ambassador Sam Grafton has topped a field of 74 entries to claim the title in the €10,200 Mystery Bounty event. The 2023 PokerStars EPT presented by Monte-Carlo Casino® is well underway now, and the first winner has been crowned, pocketing Grafton a total of €145,400.

Grafton overcame a huge heads-up deficit in order to claim the victory, his first of 2023. Grafton was on the edge of defeat multiple times in his heads-up battle with Sam Greenwood but managed to avoid disaster each and every time. The big turning point for the British poker pro was a two-outer he hit with pocket threes against the pocket jacks of Greenwood. Grafton took a commanding lead after the big double-up and finished the match just moments later.

The two players embraced in a hug after the match, and Grafton admitted that he was very lucky to come out as the winner. “You deserved that one, Sam. Very unlucky, sorry about that.” Grafton will take it any way he can as he joked earlier in the day that he was playing with the top 0.1% luckiest players in the world.

€10,200 Mystery Bounty Final Table Results

Day 2 Action

There were 29 players who returned to their seats from Day 1 with late registration open for an additional two levels into Day 2. That encouraged plenty of action for the first hour with stacks coming and going throughout. When all was settled, a total of 74 entries were recorded, and just 26 players made it to the first break.

In total, there was €370,000 up for grabs in the bounty prize pool, spread across 26 envelopes. The largest prize was the €50,000 envelope, and two of them were made available. The first one belonged to Conor Beresford, who was one of the first players to draw from the treasure chest. Couple that with four additional bounties, Beresford managed to walk away with €127,650.

The other top bounty went to Nacho Barbero, who only picked up one knockout on the day. Barbero made good use of it, picking up €50,000 to go along with his seventh-place finish. The other big bounty winners included Erik Seidel (€25,000), who failed to cash, and Artur Martirosian (€25,000) who bowed out in fourth place for an additional €34,750.

The chip lead in the early part of the day belonged to Felipe Ketzer, who was dominating the field, but a slight overstep in aggression while chasing down the bounties led to Ketzer becoming the short stack at the hands of Grafton. Ketzer was eliminated just short of the money but was able to pick up a couple of bounties in the process.

The unwanted bubble belonged to Sosia Jiang, who was grinding the short stack bit couldn’t make it last any longer. Her big slick was no match for the suited connectors of Beresford and the money bubble burst on the very first hand. The rest of the field was guaranteed at least €8,700 and some of the min-cashes went the way of Kayhan Mokri, Joao Vieira, Paul Newey, and Guram Andronikashvili.

The eliminations at the final table slowed drastically with just six players left at the dinner break. Over the next two hours, Julien Sitbon was the only player eliminated in that time frame. Eventually, the blinds would catch up with the short stacks as Maksim Vaskresenski and Martirosian were forced to get their chips in the middle with subpar holdings.

It was a swingy match for the final three players, who took turns taking the chip lead and spent their fair share on the short stack. Beresford eventually bowed out in third place but not without the dramatics as all three players had their entire stack in the middle at the same time. Greenwood’s pocket jacks prevailed, which left him as a massive favorite entering heads-up with Grafton.

Greenwood was on the brink of capturing another title multiple times in the heads-up match, but a combination of bad luck or no luck at all left the Canadian frustrated. In the end, Greenwood went for the hero call on the river, but Grafton was able to turn over the goods with a straight to earn the victory. It is expected that many, if not all of these players, will be back in the ring tomorrow when the single-day €25,000 event takes place.

That wraps up this event for PokerNews but keep it tuned in here as there will be plenty more action over the next week at the 2023 EPT Monte Carlo.

Ethan “Rampage” Yau has quickly risen to the highest stakes and regularly finds himself competing against some of the best players in the world.

In this hand from a World Series of Poker (WSOP) $10,000 buy-in bounty event, Yau battles against one of the top high-stakes tournament players: Sean Winter.

Yau finds himself in a tricky spot facing a rather large bet on the flop in a multiway pot. He was undecided as to whether he should call or raise as he has a blocker to the nut flush draw with the king of clubs.

When your opponent can potentially have all of the nuts in their range you should be more inclined to call rather than raise. It is important to think of many variables in a poker hand to ensure that you can crush live tournaments!

In bounty tournaments when you generally cover your opponents you should be looking to make the pot bigger so that you have the opportunity to stack them.

In the early levels of the WSOP event with blinds of 300/500, the hand kicked off with the under-the-gun player opening and Winter calling in the hijack. Yau also called on the button holding K♣Q♦ with a stack of 59,000 before the big blind also called.

I think it is fine for Yau to call with king-queen when playing so deep-stacked, but there may also be some merit in three-betting, especially when there are bounties to be collected.

The flop landed A♣J♣3♠ and the big blind and under-the-gun player both checked before Winter bet a sizable 3,200. Yau called with his gutshot and backdoor flush draw and the under-the-gun player also called.

Calling is the right move here because Winter has all of the nut hands in his range. He could easily have ace-jack, pocket jacks, pocket threes or ace-three. He may three-bet some of those, but all of those are well within his range. Additionally, Yau’s king-high is actually ahead of Winter’s drawing hands.

If Yau was shallow-stacked he would be more inclined to fold, but with the implied odds he can comfortably call here.

The 10♣ turn was a gin card for Yau as it gave him the Broadway straight and also the nut flush draw. Action checked to Winter and he bet 4,300 as the under-the-gun player got out of the way. Yau told me that he thought raising might be the better play, but I think calling is a fine play.

The 10♠ river completed the board and Winter fired a small bet of 5,500.

This is an annoying spot for Yau because any two pairs or sets that Winter may have had improved to a full house. Because of that, I think Yau’s best option is to call here. If he raises, I don’t think he will get action from worse hands.

What would you do in Yau’s situation?

• Fold
• Call
• Raise Small (11,000)
• Raise Big (All-In)

Yau did call and Winter turned over 3♦3♥ for a full house. Yau lost the pot but he could have lost a lot more if he raised.

I like Yau’s play in this hand across the board, even though it didn’t work out for him in this instance.

For more on this hand check out my breakdown in the following video:

Jonathan Little is a professional poker player and author with over $7,000,000 in live tournament earnings. He writes a weekly educational blog and hosts a podcast at JonathanLittlePoker.com. Sign up to learn poker from Jonathan for free at PokerCoaching.com. You can follow him on Twitter @JonathanLittle.

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The NagaWorld Integrated Resort in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, is set to be packed with poker players from Asia and further afield when the PokerStars Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT) returns for the second time in six months from May 5. Cambodia is rapidly turning into a poker hotbed, and PokerNews is delighted to reveal its team of live reporters are heading to Vietnam and bringing you coverage of the $1,500 buy-in $400,000 guaranteed APPT Vietnam Main Event.

APPT Vietnam explodes into action on May 5 with the APPT NagaWorld Kickoff, a $350 buy-in event featuring a $50,000 guaranteed prize pool. Last year’s equivalent tournament saw Mai Bien outlast 298 opponents on his way to collecting $15,709.

The $800 buy-in $100,000 guaranteed APPT National runs May 7-10. Some 204 entrants competed in this event at the 2022 APPT Cambodia festival, and South Korean Seongmin Lee came out on top to bank $30,133.

Another highlight on the schedule is the $10,000 buy-in APPT Cambodia Super High Roller on May 10-11. Although this event does not boast a guarantee on its prize pool, there should be some decent prizes up for grabs. Last season’s Super High Roller attracted ten entrants, and saw Ireland’s Gary Thompson defeat Michael Soyza heads-up to clinch the title and $47,045. Soyza banked $28,227, with Pete Chen collecting $18,818 for his third-place finish.

Of course, it is the APPT Cambodia Main Event that every player wants make their own. Costing $1,500 to enter, the APPT Cambodia Main Event has three starting flights, the first shuffling up and dealing on May 12. The three-day affair crowns its champion on May 15, and that worthy champion will secure the lion’s share of the $400,000 guaranteed prize pool.

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Last year’s APPT Cambodia Main Event field was 378 players strong, and they fought it out for a slice of the $494,991 cake. Among those who reached the money places included 2019 WPT Vietnam champion Hamish Crawshaw, high roller regular Paul Newey, Natalie Teh, 2022 APPT Manila Main Event third-place finisher Dhanesh Chainani, and Sofia Lovgren.

The Main Event was eventually won by Canada’s Alexander Puchalski, who lives in neighboring Thailand and made the short journey to Cambodia. Puchalski earned $96,028 for his impressive victory, and it would be surprising not to see him in our Main Event coverage come May 12.

2022 APPT Cambodia Main Event Results

The PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT) Monte Carlo festival is underway in picturesque Monaco, and PokerNews‘ live reporting team is on the ground bringing you live and exclusive coverage from seven of the schedule’s biggest events. While you may be slightly disappointed not to feature in those updates, you could find yourself in a famous PokerNews recap article if you manage to take down one of the 21 online Mini EPT Monte Carlo events.

Following the recent trend, PokerStars is hosting an online mini edition of the EPT that is currently running, the EPT Monte Carlo festival in this case. The Mini EPT Monte Carlo online festival runs from April 30 through May 6, and features 21 tournaments for you to get your teeth into. Three events shuffle up and deal each day at 2:15 p.m., 5:15 p.m., and 7:15 p.m. BST, making them perfect to grind while following all of the live action from EPT Monte Carlo.

Buy-ins for the Mini EPT Monte Carlo events start as low as $0.55 and top out at a still affordable $55. The largest buy-in is reserved for the Super High Roller on April 30, which boasts a $40,000 guaranteed prize pool.

Massive Value Awaits Mini Monte Carlo Main Event Players

The Mini EPT Monte Carlo series concludes on May 6 with the Main Event. Costing $5.50 to enter but boasting a prize pool of at least $40,000, the Mini EPT Main Event would be exceptional value in its own right. However, PokerStars is juicing up the pot by adding a whole host of SCOOP tickets to the prize pool and granting the eventual champion a package to the upcoming EPT Barcelona Main Event!

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You have the chance of bagging a SCOOP ticket even if you miss out of the EPT Barcelona package. PokerStars is throwing thousands of dollars worth of SCOOP tickets into the prize pool, with the top 224 finishers locking in a prize. Those prizes range from $5.50 SCOOP tickets, with eight spots at the final table walking away with a SCOOP ticket worth $1,050!

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