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Join PokerStars now! The Turbo Championship of Online Poker revealed a lot about the nature of today’s game. Of the many things we learned, it’s that the series can produce champions from the ranks of relative unknowns. Just a few days removed from the end of the first TCOOP, we asked a few of the new champions to tell us a bit about themselves and what the TCOOP title means to them

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TCOOP: Easing into the champion’s role

Join PokerStars now! Richard “Tzen1″ Veenman isn’t like your typical member of Team PokerStars Online. Veenman, who signed on to represent PokerStars last January, splits a part-time IT job in the Netherlands with his chase toward Supernova Elite on PokerStars every year

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Getting to know Team PokerStars Online’s Richard "Tzen1" Veenman

Join PokerStars now! It was a final table perfect as a send-off for the 2012 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure. There were no weak links, no one out of place, no anomalies in ability. Just eight great players in peak form meeting for one last day to decide the winner of the $25,000 High Roller.

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PCA 2012: Bilokur wins $1.1 million high roller, Duhamel second

Join PokerStars now! It all comes down to this: eight players, several million dollars, one table, and a giant satellite television truck. After a year of waiting, a week of playing, and the eliminations of a thousand other people, we are ready to crown a new PokerStars Caribbean Adventure champion. The final eight players of the 2012 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Main Event will face off against each other in just about half an hour in the fight for the $2 million first prize.

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PCA 2012: Main event final table players ready for their close-up

Join PokerStars now! There was a curious atmosphere as the final table was forged from the 24 remaining players who returned to the tournament room at Atlantis today. Playing late into the night, with the clock nudging 12.30am, order, to a certain extent, had been given a temporary leave of absence, giving way to crowds of merry revellers, roped in behind a rail that had been moved to just a few feet from the main table

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PCA 2012: Jaka leads final eight after late session at main event

Join PokerStars now! What is McLovin doing playing in the $25,000 High Roller?

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PCA 2012: Two world champs and a McLovin

Join PokerStars now! A message wings its way to PokerStars Blog HQ here at the PCA. “Get some coverage of Mark Drover already. Kid is killing it!” This was one of his friends from back home in Newfoundland, Canada

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PCA 2012: PokerStars qualifier Drover making mark

Join PokerStars now! “Some of my friends are pros,” said Eugene Katchalov. It sounded like a placating statement made by someone accused of bigotry, as it was it was merely Katchalov explaining to a member of the Team PokerStars Pro Q&A audience that pros don’t soft play each other

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PCA 2012: Three champs, one room

Join PokerStars now! It must be said. Why it must be said, I don’t know, but apparently, it must be said.

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PCA 2012: A public health message

Join PokerStars now! In a room where people are playing a $100,000 buy-in tournament, the floorman doesn’t need a microphone to be heard. Oh, sure, there is a lot of chitchat, but the Super High Roller event is a quiet one, and announcements aren’t hard to hear. The most recent message was one that we didn’t expect to have such meaning.

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PCA 2012: Rebuy! Wait. What?