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Join PokerStars now! Another day, another slate of TCOOP tournaments bursting with PokerStars players looking to make a big score in a short timeframe. If you’re a fan of the “Cadillac of poker,” today’s first event was a good one: an $82 NLHE affair, full-ring style, with a guaranteed prize pool of $150,000 and a single-rebuy option for those who found themselves on the wrong side of the river in the early going.

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TCOOP: andthe kicks the competition in Event 28, $82 NLHE (2x Chance)

Join PokerStars now! “My God!” someone exclaims. “I’ve never seen anyone’s fingers work so fast.” Neil Stoddart and his assistant Kim Curtin have taken over the stage of the 2012 PCA main event.

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PCA 2012: Getting the picture

Join PokerStars now! Walk around any poker tournament and a popular garment of choice is the hoodie, even if we are in the Caribbean heat of the Bahamas.

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PCA 2012: The $8.7 million lucky hoodie

Join PokerStars now! Dragging yourself out of bed before midday to play poker is hard enough for many poker players, getting up an hour earlier to sit in on a Q&A is harder still but, believe me, it’s worth the effort. At 11am this morning, equipped with 40oz of hot coffee and the flaccid remnants of a chicken Caesar wrap, I entered the Adonis room, feeling pretty far away from being a god of desire as I wiped the sleep from my eyes. Barry Greenstein, Poker Hall of famer, Team PokerStars Pro, high stakes legend, well known beard wearer, was already talking to some twenty-five rapt audience members.

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PCA 2012: Probing the brain of Greenstein

Join PokerStars now! Everybody in the main tournament room of the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure main event today is playing one table apiece. Randy Lew is playing 40 games at one time and logging more than 3,200 hands of poker per hour. As of this moment, Lew is profitable for the day (making almost one penny per hand).

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PCA 2012: Randy "nanonoko" Lew on his World Record attempt

Join PokerStars now! As you walk into the rotunda that leads into the main tournament room here at the Atlantis resort you are confronted by ten foot high pictures of Daniel Negreanu, Ivan Demidov, ElkY and Liv Boeree, each of which are adorned with slogans such as ‘we are competition’, ‘we are strong’ or ‘we are determination’. No, they’re not SoCal morning mantras, they all come directly lifted from the new PokerStars global advertising campaign that flies under the banner ‘We are poker.’ We are PokerStars Like the adverts themselves, they’re an impressive sight and a good kick-start to get your poker juices flowing before you get seated in the tournament room, assuming you’re not getting blocked off by the large Bahamian whose job it is to prevent players from bringing food and drink in. If you were here last year – and if not, why not?

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PCA 2012: We are poker

Join PokerStars now! This is the biggest poker festival in the world outside of Las Vegas, so it’s no surprise the best players are here. Many of them are Team PokerStars Pros, the elite band of merry men and women who travel the world and fly the PokerStars flag (or at least wear Team Pro patches). While they excel at poker, and several of them are still doing just that in the $100,000 Super High Roller today, they are also good ambassadors for the game

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PCA 2012: Your chance to meet the Pros

Join PokerStars now! Randy Lew is the world’s nicest machine. His smile is the kind mothers would buy for their children if such things were available at Macy’s. His fingers work like virtuoso pianist

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PCA 2012: Lew ready for World Record

Registriere dich bei bwin Poker jetzt! Über baronen21 gibt es heute eigentlich immer nur das gleiche zu berichten: “Es geht nach oben”. Der Däne läuft schon seit Stunden in Hochform und steht momentan bei 350.000 Chips.

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Weiterhin drei bwin Spieler Richtung Geld

Join PokerStars now! The people who buy in to a $100,000 poker tournament are used to being treated differently.

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PCA 2012: Behind the castle walls with the kings of poker