SCOOP 2013
The monster that is SCOOP 2013 is rolling on, giving PokerStars the chance to hand out some very nice watches to some very interesting poker players.
Yesterday saw the culmination of the 2-day SCOOP 03 (6-Max Action hour 2-Day), and the High ($530 rebuy) tournament saw UK online legend Chris Moorman reach the final table. He wasn’t able to seal the deal, and finished in 6th place for $26,212.50. Last year’s Main Event (High) champion ended, Sami “Lrslzk” Kelopuro, up taking his second title, along with $143,295 when he beat Dutch player Sander “Berndesen12” Berndesen in the heads up battle. Berndesen took $104,850 away from the two day event.
The Mid ($55 rebuy) tournament was won by high stakes professional Adam “Roothlus” Levy, who managed to take $67,484.64 after a heads up deal was done with 2012 EPT Grand Final winner Mohsin “sms9231” Charania, who took home $61,000.
The Low game was won by “paranoik333”, who won $32,270.77 for his two day’s work in the $5.50 rebuy event.
SCOOP 06 (Double Chance Draw) saw members of PokerStars Team Pro come close, but ultimately not be able to clinch the victory. The High game saw George “Jorj95” Lind end up as the runner up to Estonian “jon011” who won the 65 entrant tournament for $22,800. Lind’s second place earned him $15,200.
The Mid Event was a close call for Shane “shaniac” Schleger, who lost out heads up to “TiltPlayerrr” who took $11,077 away for winning the 519 player tournament. Schleger’s second place earned him $8,162. The Low tournment attracted 4,211 players, and had a three way deal, with “Martyr99” of Canada winning the most when he left in 3rd with $6,312.58. The last two players were both from Russia, and “snegir76” took the title and $5,706.82 when he beat “sergei_s1” heads up. “sergei_s1” took away $5,336.36 for his second place.
Today sees the Five Card PLO SCOOP 09, the SCOOP10 NLHE Super Knockout and SCOOP 11 stud tournaments, with buy ins ranging from $7.50 all the way to $2,100.
We’ll be bringing to the details on the results from these tomorrow.
