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• The World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) is an online poker tournament series sponsored by PokerStars.It is played on the PokerStars website in September. Established in 2002, WCOOP is PokerStars' attempt to establish the online equivalent of the World Series of Poker.The WCOOP tournament series is the largest of its kind on the Internet. The fifteen WCOOP events in 2005.

Luke “Bit2Easy” Reevesbanked $21,000 last weekend and followed that up with an even bigger prize on March 22nd. Reeves, who is primarily a cash game player these days, won the $1,050 Sunday Warm-Up at PokerStars for an impressive $60,771.

Bit2Easy: 36 ships destroyed and 10 ships lost. ISK: 1.20b: 461,563: 296.44m: 432,301: 80.1: 61,979; Ships: 5: 63,076: 1: 164,340: 83.3: 61,979; Points. Nov 18, 2019 Luke “Bit2Easy” Reeves final tables the Milly. When the $109 Sunday Million got down to nine players from its 10,348 entries, all eyes were on the UK’s Luke “Bit2Easy” Reeves, a high stakes cash game beast and Super High Roller regular who took down a World Championship of Online Poker title in 2018 for $220,000. Luke 'Bit2Easy' Reeves had two massive SCOOP-cashes on Day 7. After finishing third in SCOOP-20-H for $163K, Luke 'Bit2Easy' Reeves wasn't done yet as he wrapped up another two-day event on top.

Reeves came out on top of a 327-strong field to get his hands on the $60,771 top prize. He defeated China’s “RJYJYR” heads-up for the title and resigned the runner-up to a $45,791 consolation prize. Reeves’ fellow Brit “ReWARds84” also reached the final table. He fell in seventh-place for $11,123.

The final table was also home to double SCOOP Main Event champion Gianluca “Tankanza” Speranza, Sam “Str8$$$Homey” Greenwood, and Lebanon’s “kimokh” making Reeves’ victory all the more sweeter.

Reeves also reached two more final tables, the $2,100 Sunday High Roller and $530 Sunday 500!

There was a brace of runner-up finishes for two of our stars. Tyler “wonderboy222” Goatcher took some time away from crushing the partypoker POWERFEST to finish second in the PokerStars $109 Sunday Kickoff for $8,763.

Charlie “Ephiphany77” Carrel returned to the virtual felt to finish second in the $530 Sunday Marathon, a result that won Carrel $19,062.

Some of the other notable scores at PokerStars by players from the UK and Ireland included:

• “Impeccab1e” – first-place in the $215 Sunday Warm-Up for $44,724
• Dan “judgedredd13” Charlton – second-place in the $1,050 Sunday Cooldown for $35,454*
• “BillyIrvine” – second-place in the $215 Sunday Warm-Up for $32,156
• James “deyrzuited” Noonan – first-place in the Bigger $215 for $19,988
• “1MTM91” – fourth-place in the $215 Sunday Warm-Up for $16,623
• “Jwoodypoker” – fifth-place in the $1,050 Sunday Cooldown for $14,015*
• “ArtHouse2011” – seventh-place in the $1,050 Sunday Cooldown for $9,081
• “adiprene1” – first-place in the $109 Omania for $8,530
• “Jdeox” – seventh-place in the $215 Sunday Warm-Up for $6,179
• Luke “Bit2Easy” Reeves – ninth-place in the $2,100 Sunday High Roller for $6,086
• Andy “wiisssppppaa” Taylor – fifth-place in the $530 Sunday 500 for $5,977*
• Luke “Bit2Easy” Reeves – eighth-place in the $530 Sunday 500 for $4,689*
• “Sc0RPioN95” – seventh-place in the Hotter $109 for $3,660
• “PokerPlayuh” – third-place in the $109 Sunday KOmania for $2,732*
• “Pyjama Dan” – ninth-place in the $530 Sunday 500 for $2,318*
• “MyChips39” – fourth-place finish in the $109 Sunday Starter for $1,448

888poker was a happy hunting ground for our players this weekend too.

This was definitely the case for “AnOnlineGuy” who finished fourth in the $1,000,000 Superstorm Main Event or $42,754. Fellow British grinder “paraRC” busted in eighth for $9,299.

Three of our players were at the final table of the $20,000 Sunday Challenge. “Hustlejg” collected $697 for their eighth-place exit with “Hateeeeem” finishing second for $4,185. The tournament has a British champion thanks to “xinasregal21” being the last player standing, a result worth $5,705.

It was a similar story in the $20,000 Whale with three of our players at the eight-handed final table,

Ireland’s “THEKIDM8” finished in fifth for $1,665 with “jumpupjumpup” collecting the $2,220 fourth-place prize. “RABBIT_2.0” fell at the final hurdle and had to make do with the $4,662 runner-up prize.

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There was plenty to shout about over at GGPoker too where the GG Masters hit its guarantee despite increasing it by $100,000 and the $9 million High Rollers Week kicked off.

“alpakens23” helped themselves to the $5,231 fourth-place prize in the HR Week #13 Bounty $1K, a result padded with $237 worth of bounties. “AceKing41” banked $7,206 thanks to a seventh-place finish in the HR Week #10 Sunday Main $1K.

Some of the other big GGPoker scores included:

• George “ShroomTheRiver” Davidson – third-place in the HR Week #01 Bounty Kick-Off $210 for $17,056*
• “Wapbap” – fifth-place in the Sunday Main Event $250, $70K Gtd for $5,560
• “[email protected]” – sixth-place in the HR Week #06 Omaha $1K for $4,698
• “JimmyHaslt” – fifth-place in the Sunday Main Event $125, $70K Gtd for $4,412
• “Wapbap” – seventh-place in the HR Week #06 Omaha $1K for $3,673
• Rob “RobTinnion” Tinnion – seventh-place in the Sunday Main Event $125, $70K Gtd for $2,370

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