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Join PokerStars now! TCOOP Event #34, a $215 NLHE double chance soiree, not only produced the second-largest prize pool the series has seen, but resulted in our first six-figure winner. Although Event #25 listed a $112,000 first-place prize, champion wcsquad3 made away with $85,652.01 after a four-way deal. Tonight, Germany’s WorDn cracked the century mark, taking home $100,373.88, for his victory after reaching a deal with runner-up OBVAMENTS.

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TCOOP: WorDn lays down the law in Event #34 ($215 NLHE, 2x-Chance)

Join PokerStars now! TCOOP Event #34, a $215 NLHE double chance soiree, not only produced the second-largest prize pool the series has seen, but resulted in our first six-figure winner. Although Event #25 listed a $112,000 first-place prize, champion wcsquad3 made away with $85,652.01 after a four-way deal. Tonight, Germany’s WorDn cracked the century mark, taking home $100,373.88, for his victory after reaching a deal with runner-up OBVAMENTS

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TCOOP: WorDn lays down the law in Event #34 ($215 NLHE, 2x-Chance)

Join PokerStars now! The inaugural TCOOP series is more than halfway to its completion, so you can be sure the final days will be packed with as much turbo online poker action as possible. Today, players were able to choose from NLHE two ways, Razz, and this particular Omaha option.

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TCOOP: Without question, Sisnleicht? wins Event 35 ($55 PLO 4-Max)

Join PokerStars now! There can be no doubting the continued success of the PokerStars Estrellas Poker Tour. Yesterday’s Day 1B of the Madrid event, the first of Season 3, attracted another huge field of 263 players, 69 of whom qualified on PokerStars . At the end of the night, 118 of them had made it through to join Wednesday’s survivors for today’s Day 2

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ESPT Madrid playing to €113,000 first prize

Join PokerStars now! While things were already in full swing at ESPT Madrid, PokerStars IPT San Remo opened its doors for another bumper crowd in the tour’s sixth Season 3 event. 102 played Day 1A of the €2,000 tournament, including 16 PokerStars qualifiers

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Muhamet Perati leads IPT San Remo

Join PokerStars now! I know what you’re thinking. “3x-Turbo? Has PokerStars completely lost their minds?” While I cannot speak directly to the mental faculties of the PokerStars tournament designers, I can tell you that a 3x-Turbo doesn’t run three times faster than a regular turbo

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TCOOP: Rounder63 takes down Event #30 ($11+R PLO 6-Max, 3x-Turbo) Now pay that man hi

Join PokerStars now! Everyone knows ElkY is a man of personality. These days, no one questions Pius Heinz’s tournament game.

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ElkY, Pius Heinz win European Poker Awards

Join PokerStars now! After 19 events of high-speed TCOOP madness, it was a relief to sink back into the old routine of the Sunday Million. Big stacks

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James "Asprin1" Akenhead finds sweet relief in the Sunday Million

Join PokerStars now! In less time than it takes to watch a basketball game, fly from London to Madrid, or even write and code a typical PokerStars Blog recap, Brazil’s alberto ka turned $215 into more than $90,000.

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TCOOP: alberto ka goes from $215 to $90k in under two hours

Join PokerStars now! As Brad Willis mentioned a few days ago the precious guarantees by PokerStars for the 2012 Turbo Championship of Online Poker (TCOOP) have been getting a savage beatdown. Today’s Event #14′s $55 buy-in No Limit Omaha Hi/Low tournament (with two rebuys/one add-on) would continue this trend. The 1,321 entries alone covered the $50,000 guarantee but the 1,284 rebuys and 288 add-ons beat the guarantee into an unrecognizable pulp laying out $144,650.00 to be split up by 168 players and $24,229.61 set aside for our champ.

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TCOOP: Phat cash by phatlat, hauling in $22K after Event #14 win