What is WSOP for live poker players, it’s WCOOP for online as one of the most coveted prizes in all of poker, now running for 21st season on Poker…
What is WSOP for live poker players, it’s WCOOP for online as one of the most coveted prizes in all of poker, now running for 21st season on Poker…
What is WSOP for live poker players, it’s WCOOP for online as one of the most coveted prizes in all of poker, now running for 21st season on PokerStars. Players need to show their best during three weeks of non-stop action, but as we know variance of tournament poker is huge.
So, let’s see how some of our favorites poker streamers over Twitch Poker did in WCOOP 2022.
Lex is not having a great poker year unfortunately. As told by the main himself, he is in a big downswing that stretches almost 10 months now. He finished SCOOP 2022 in May down $80,000 and he didn’t do much better in WCOOP being down tens of thousands of dollars once again. He has been very open about his results and told his viewers on stream that his downswing reached -$300,000 while incredibly still having a positive winrate in terms of chips ev!
Rayan is absolutely killing it lately. After he took 2 months off from poker to enjoy summer and getting married to the love of his life (big congrats for that!), he returned to the online poker tables and his Twitch channel beriuzy for the last few weeks of WCOOP 2022.
And in just 10 days, he won THREE WCOOP titles!
His wins:
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Another PokerStars Team Online member didn’t have the best month and that’s Fintan Hand. He finished WCOOP 2022 down about $35,000. “I’m not to worried about money,” said easywithaces in his last stream. “I struggled a lot this series, physically and mentally from sleep deprivation.”
It’s not too hard to follow Spraggy’s result as he usually puts buy-ins and cashes on his stream layout, which might be a bit questionable move during a big series like WCOOP when payouts are so top heavy and just one result can totally swing your totals in other direction, while you’re seemingly down “a lot” just moments before. Saying all that, we’re sure his fans appreciate the fact he’s so open about his results and frankly, so are we.
Parker Talbot didn’t play much of WCOOP 2022, but in the days he did play, he cashed in a lot of tournaments, but unfortunately didn’t turn up a profit at the end. He came close to winning another WCOOP title but came up short in Event 23-H: $1,050 Razz where he finished as runner-up to gangstachel9 fo4 $14,700, while Russian pocketed $22,750. “Forever a bridesmaid, never a bride,” said Parker.
He had to miss the last part of the series and was coming for the Main Events, which was canceled and postponed due to DDoS attack. Never lucky.
We don’t know exactly how the series went with Kevin Martin, but we invite you to watch his “rant” he posted on Twitter after an emotional stream.
A rapper/MC turned poker star Alejandro “PapoMC” Lococo also streamed some of his WCOOP 2022 adventures. He made a final table of $5,200 World Championship PKO, finishing 9th for $19,388 and was 5th in $55 Bounty Builder out of 2514 entries.