The tournament attracted 614 entries and thus did not beat the $325,000 guarantee (combined bounty and regular prize pools). He had won a WCOOP “second chance” tournament, finished runner-up in multiple WCOOP events, and has five SCOOP titles, but the official WCOOP win had always evaded him, even with nearly 300 recorded online tournament victories. But even with all that success, he had never won a WCOOP title until now. Mattsson is currently the top-ranked player in PocketFives’ ranking system and, with over $24.3 million in career winnings, is the site’s all-time online tournament earner. Darwin2” Mattsson won the $530 buy-in “high” tier of the event. Other than it being the first one in the books, it is also notable because Simon “C. Because of their size, many span multiple days, but one is already done, Event #7: Sunday Cooldown Progressive Knockout (freezeout). With so many tournaments to get through from September 4 through September 28, there have naturally been a slew of events in motion already. WCOOP 94-H: $10,300 World Championship of Pot-Limit Omaha, $1 million guaranteed All-time online money winner claims elusive WCOOP title WCOOP 94-M: $1,050 Pot-Limit Omaha Main Event, $600,000 guaranteed WCOOP 94-L: $109 Pot-Limit Omaha Main Event, $250,000 guaranteed WCOOP 92-H: $10,300 World Championship of No-Limit Hold’em, $6 million guaranteed WCOOP 92-M: $1,050 No-Limit Hold’em Main Event, $4 million guaranteed

WCOOP 92-L: $109 No-Limit Hold’em Main Event, $2.5 million guaranteed The two “high” buy-in Main Events fall under the World Championship category: There are Main Events for both No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha and thus six Main Events in all because of the three price points for each tournament.

They run the gamut of poker games like HORSE, Badugi, Pot-Limit Omaha, and 8-Game Mix, but of course there are also No-Limit Hold’em variants such as Heads-Up, Six-Max, and Progressive Knockout. New this year, though, are 12 “World Championship” events. The series has a three-tiered buy-in structure as always, with low, medium, and high buy-ins for each event, bringing the total number of tournaments to 322. The 2022 PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) got underway over the weekend, the beginning of about a month of tournaments and $85 million in guaranteed prize pools.

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