Joined: Apr '11
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PokerStars' fastest festival of the year came to a close yesterday with the much anticipated $2 million guaranteed Main Event. Unlike the site's other marquee events, the $700 event held the promise of a huge top prize without the usual chore of a marathon grind. Indeed, despite 5,060 players taking to the virtual felt, this year's tournament was over in just 5 hours and 11 minutes. Dwarfing last year's entrance of figure 3,667, the $2 million prizepool was comfortably exceeded and by the time seven players remained the negotiations began. Wanting a few thousand more than the $232,224 he was originally offered, TJ "1BigAceHole" Ulmer finally agreed to the deal when the other players explained they’d rather play on than negotiate further. With $40,000 still left to play for, chip leader "kekim1" continued to dominate the table along with "frma1103". This dynamic continued until "frma1103" finally clinched the title after winning a pre-flop all-in confrontation. 1st "frma1103" $326,880 2nd "kekim1" $289,509 3rd TJ "1BigAceHole" Ulmer $232,224 4th "GadMO" $251,844 5th "thinkfast9" $160,816 6th "pistecaloze" $261,354 7th "SennaBoris79" $193,068 8th "elmiami21" $42,061 9th "Xereles" $26,919
Joined: Nov '11
Location: Estonia
Age: 39 (M)
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yea crazy final table i watced it at pokerstar they went all in lot there was not about cards when all in it was sometimes about position and 1 player even got kicked out cuz that (all in Q9 if i remember right)
Joined: Nov '11
Location: Estonia
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now can see all TCOOP final table replays at pokerstars also play there seems like some BRM freeroll all ins donkfest since everyone has only lil stack and its turbo everyone thinks when they raise prolly oppponents will fold but they not fold always
Joined: Sep '12
Location: India
Age: 32 (M)
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Good day everyone Well TCoop ended .. !! now is the time for me to watch the final tables of some events ... No need of youtube or anything it can be watched on pokerstars itself ...i watched the tcoop final table it was played really loose and offcourse a lot of all ins ...was good watching it ...
Joined: Apr '11
Location: Romania
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TCOOP 2013 has broken records thanks to a total of 240,321 entrants. $24 million was given away across the 50 tournaments, which is $4.5 million more than last year's event. The largest giveaway of the series came during the $700 Main Event when a total of 5,060 players (compared to 3,667 runners in 2012) generated a prizepool of $3,364,900. Topping the TCOOP leaderboard and winning a $16,500 PCA package was "Tjepan". The Danish grinder banked $79,819 after a record of 12 cashes and two final tables. Beyond individual success, Germany proved the strongest country during this year's event thanks to 3,400 total cashes and $2,140,242 in prize money.
but they not fold always
