World Championship Of Online Poker 2022

The 2022 World Championship Of Online Poker (WCOOP) is leaving incredible moments in its wake. Massive prizes are doled out left and right, with the most striking last being that of “Aponakov” who managed to win $107,963 of the $400,000 that was played by the 77 players who competed in the Titans Event of the Series.

Not only Aponakov took the prize, but also the last nine players who resisted until almost the end such as “DingeBrinker”, “lena900”, “Suvern”, “Dih21” or “veeea” to name a few, in addition to “pabritz” who he faced Ponakovs and ended up with a consolation prize of $80,864.

This is how the final prize table was in the Titans Event:

PLACE	PLAYER	COUNTRY	PRIZE
1	Aleksejs "APonakov" Ponakovs	Estonia	$107,963
2	Pablo "pabritz" Brito Silva	Brazil	$80,864
3	Joris "BillLewinsky" Ruijs	Costa Rica	$60,567
4	Dimitar "KuuL" Danchev	Bulgaria	$45,365
5	Artem "veeea" Vezhenkov	Thaland	$33,978
6	Dih21	Brazil	$25,449
7	Survern	Norway	$19,061
8	Niklas "Lena900" Astedt	Sweden	$14,277
9	DingeBrinker	Estonia	$12,470

Also noteworthy was the two-day $530 Bounty Builder High Roller tournament where some poker superstars are not usually lacking, and this time with a $325,500 pot, Mario Navarro "t4t0PAGAU" won the victory against players like Patrick Brooks or Benjamin Chalot taking almost $70,000 in total winnings.

The PKO Sunday Million also caused a lot of talk in this edition with a jackpot of $1,000,000 and where a Peruvian player "xXROMmMEOXx" should be noted as the winner of the event, winning an amount of $86,748, leaving the well-known Irish "murphfish" as runner-up and a prize of $57,484. .

It is worth mentioning other notable players in the championship such as Matas Cimbolas who won the Sunday High Roller prize or Brunno Botteon who won the Bigger, although "Aponakov" will continue to be the star that has shone the most so far in this WCOOP edition of Pokerstars.

World Championship Of Online Poker 2022

World Championship Of Online Poker 2022

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