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Join PokerStars now! What happens when you put three wild cards into the mix at a SCOOP final table with six players who combine for multiple *OOP and Sunday Million final tables and an EPT championship? The wild cards finish 1-2-3, of course. 2012 SCOOP Event 2-High, $2,100 No-Limit Hold’em, was a two-day event with $1,000,000 guaranteed

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SCOOP 2012: greezhool great in Event 2-High, $2100 NLHE

Join PokerStars now! A small but high-class field turned out for the first high non Hold’em event of this year’s SCOOP series, the $2,100 Badugi event. And it was third time lucky for Rodrigo “caprioli” Caprioli

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SCOOP 2012: caprioli the champ, wins SCOOP-04-H: $2,100 FL Badugi

Join PokerStars now! I’ve been blogging about poker for over five years. I’ve covered events in all corners of the world, and have witnessed some of the greatest poker achievements ever seen. I’ve seen Ivey win multiple bracelets, I’ve covered the $50,000 WSOP Player’s Championship and reported on more HORSE and 8-Game tournaments than I’ve probably ever played

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SCOOP 2012: Foofighterer’s free lesson in Event #4-M ($215 FL Badugi)

Join PokerStars now! Badugi is a fetish event for a subsection of unique card slingers with a particular taste for lowball. Badugi is a game so far off the beaten path (think of the outer moons of Jupiter), that it requires a rare breed of player to put forth the patience and discipline needed to master its distinct skills. Very few strategy books divulge the intricacies of Badugi, so you really have to educate yourself by grinding it out and logging thousands and thousands of hands

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SCOOP 2012: drkamikaze1 obliterates Badugi field in #4-Low

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Registriere dich bei bwin Poker jetzt! Die Qualifikation für die WPT Cannes ist beendet.

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Das letzte WPT Cannes Package

Join PokerStars now! 2:35pm: Ten-minute break 2:30pm: Coolers bro As we get close to the first break of the day, we’ve already seen several big hands collide in huge pots with over a dozen eliminations in the first two hours of play. The most recent was the cooler to end all coolers as Adrian Salter got dealt [ac][as] against Callum Ransome’s [kh][kc] and a third player holding [qh][qs]

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ANZPT Perth Day 1a: Levels 1-2 (blinds 100-200)

Join PokerStars now! 4:45pm: Ten-minute break 4:40pm: Strang soars Errolyn Strang won the Ladies Event earlier this week to add another trophy to a cabinet which also includes the 2011 Sydney Poker Championships Main Event title.

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ANZPT Perth Day 1a: Levels 3-4 (blinds 150-300, ante 25)

Join PokerStars now! You might have noticed that we haven’t posted anything in the last few hours. After the elimination of Michael Kanaan in fourth place two and a half hours ago, the remaining three players have shown remarkable resiliency. First Alistair Duff seemed marked for death

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APPT Cebu: Never say die

Join PokerStars now! 8.45pm: END OF LEVEL 6; ONE HOUR DINNER BREAK 8.30pm: Ellrich gets Ellricher Sven Ellrich was actually pretty short of chips with only around 7k before he tangled with a fellow shortstack at the table, getting his chips in with [Tc][Th], whilst his opponent had [Ah][Kd]. A flop of [Kc][4d][2d] seemed to have sealed Ellrich’s fate, and the turned [Jh] wasn’t of much assistance, leaving Ellrich to bury his head in his hands, resigned to defeat. Then like a bolt from the blue, the spikiest of spiky cards – the [Ts] appeared to redeem him on the river, sending his opponent to the rail and leaving Ellrich back up to the more comfortable heights of around 17.5k, although Ellrich didn’t take his head out of his hands

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Eureka Croatia 2: Day 1b, Level 6 (150/300/25)