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Join PokerStars now! “If you build it, they will come.” SCOOP is always evolving and bucking convention. Limit Omaha Hi/Lo is a game that is usually played in brick and mortar rooms by cantankerous pensioners

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SCOOP 2012: UhhMee delivers delicious win in Event #33-Low ($27 NL Omaha Hi/Lo)

Join PokerStars now! It’s not often that a two-day SCOOP tournament reaches the final table before the end of the first day of play, but that’s exactly what happened on Day 1 in Event 32-H. The players who made that final table were all inclined to play through and finish the tournament overnight, but a software issue made it impossible to skip a preprogrammed overnight break

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SCOOP 2012: bleu329 wins Event 32-H ($2,100 PLO/8), 2nd title this week

Join PokerStars now! It doesn’t often happen that a final table chip leader goes on to win the tournament. It’s a tough feat, especially when there are players like Bryn Kenney and Dan Kelly as two of the five competitors, and others have SCOOP titles already in their list of accomplishments

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SCOOP 2012: Good beat for ibadbeatyou, Event #34-H winner ($5,200 LHE 6-Max)

Join PokerStars now! Gribnogrib was no stranger to high stakes poker or stacked tables. A 2011 Sunday Warm-Up victory proved that the Russian had what it took to compete in prestigious online poker tournaments and win.

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SCOOP 2012: Gribnogrib grabs Event #29-H win ($1,050+R NLHE, Big Antes)

Join PokerStars now! We had a large field today.

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SCOOP 2012: padjes packs a punch in Event #27-L ($11 NLHE)

Join PokerStars now! Down to one big bet on sixth street of the final table bubble in a limit poker tournament and facing a bet, what would you do if things seemed hopeless? Would you toss that bet into the pot and pray? Or would you fold your chance at a stack-redeeming pot and hope that something good would come your way?

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SCOOP 2012: Mr-G450 is A-Number-1 in Event 28-Low, $27 Razz

Join PokerStars now! I have never been a big fan of leading off articles or speeches or other forms of public address with a dictionary definition. After all, what better way to put an audience to sleep than to read the dictionary to them, right? Yet for tonight’s recap of the “medium” $215 buy-in razz tournament, I found myself wanting to double-check that dictionary definition of what exactly “razz” meant

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SCOOP 2012: Jamie_KK collects chips, title in Event #28-M ($215 razz)

Join PokerStars now! It wasn’t Zoom Poker, but at times, it sure felt like it. In just over five hours, more than 15,000 players were whittled away, leaving a single champion.

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SCOOP 2012: triantafill triumphs in Event #30-L ($27 NLHE SuperKnockout 6-max Turbo)

Join PokerStars now! Any tournament that requires a $2,100 buy-in is going to be highlighted by some well-known poker players. This Razz event had an elite field, and the final table reflected that. And throughout the action, Shawn “buck21″ Buchanan fought like he is known to do at the live tables, overcoming short stacks and building through sheer aggression

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SCOOP 2012: Shawn "buck21" Buchanan wins Event #28-H ($2,100 Razz)

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