This is the place for complete event by event coverage of the Poker Stars World Championship of Online Poker. In this category you can find event by event recaps, including stories on some of the real people behind the screen names.
The fifth annual World Championship of Online Poker, hosted by Poker Stars, wrapped up in the early hours of Monday after its record-setting, 16-day run.... more
The biggest online event ever, in terms of prize winnings paid --- that's what unfolded Sunday as Poker Stars' fifth annual World Series of Online Poker wrapped up its 16-day run with Event #18, the no-limit freezeout Main Event.... more
Saturday brought out the stars in a major way at Poker Stars' fifth annual World Series of Online Poker, especially for Event #16, the $5,200 H.O.R.S.E. tournament.... more
Yes, there was another tournament at Poker Stars' fifth annual World Championship of Online Poker. Almost lost in the glare of the phenomenal turnout for the $5,200 H.O.R.S.E event running in concurrence.... more
Poker Stars' record-setting fifth annual World Championship of Online Poker made its final venture into the realm of pot-limit Omaha (high-hand only, not hi/lo) on Friday, with its $500+30 Event #15.... more
Well into its second week, the fifth annual World Championship of Online Poker at Poker Stars, returned to one of the old stalwarts of poker on Thursday night. Event #14 was the $500+30 buy-in 7-Card Stud Hi/Lo event... more
Poker Stars' fifth annual World Championship of Online Poker entered the stretch run on Wednesday with Event #13, the $300+$20 Short-Handed (six-player max) Pot-Limit Hold'em event.... more
Poker Stars' record-setting World Championship of Online Poker continued on Tuesday with a return to pot-limit Omaha, this time in Event #12, which attracted large numbers with its affordable $300+20 entry fee.... more
Monday at the fifth annual World Championship of Online Poker saw the return of fixed-limit poker to the fore at Poker Stars. Event #11 was on tap, a $300+20 buy-in 7-card stud tourney... more
Pot-Limit Hold'em made its first appearance during Poker Stars' World Championship of Online Poker on Saturday. Event #9, one of two WCOOP events running on the day, offered a $400,000 prize-pool guarantee.... more
No one knew quite what to expect when H.O.R.S.E. was added to the lineup for this year's World Championship of Online Poker. Sure, the game had received a big boost from the recently completed WSOP, where Chip Reese won the debut of the event.... more
Is limit hold'em the forgotten step-sister of the no-limit game, the dominant poker version of recent years? Don't tell it to the masses who showed up for Event #7 at Poker Stars' fifth annual World Championship of Online Poker... more
The fifth annual World Championship of Online Poker, hosted by Poker Stars, continued on Thursday with Event #6, a $200+15 No-Limit Hold'em tournament with re-buys and add-ons available. more
Day Five of the World Championship of Online Poker saw Omaha return as the featured game, this time in the hi/lo format. This event had a $500+30 buy-in and a $300,000 guarantee, and as with every other of this year's WCOOP events to date... more
Event #4 of Poker Stars' fifth annual World Championship of Online Poker was a treat for aggressive players, as it was time for the $200+15 No-Limit Hold'em Match Play event, a single-elimination tourney of heads-up matches... more
Day three in Poker Stars' fifth annual World Championship of Online Poker meant that the first four scheduled Omaha events was on tap, this one the $300+30 (with re-buys), pot-limit event.... more
Another day, another WCOOP tourney. Another shattered pre-tournament guarantee. If it sounds like record turnouts are going to be the theme of the fifth annual WCOOP.... more