Manuel "BigFudge95" Fritz Wins the SCOOP 85-H: $1,050 PKO Thursday Thrill Final Table Results
After more than eight hours on Day 2 of the PokerStars 2020 SCOOP 85-H: $1,050 PKO Thursday Thrill Special Edition, one player came out victorious out of 1,047 entries. Manuel "BigFudge95" Fritz from Austria defeated "xMOOMOx" heads-up for $73,597 and $63,900 in for a combined total of $137,497 which is the lionshare of the $1,047,000 prize pool which was created by all those entries on Day 1.
This score easily beats the previously biggest online score Fritz earned in a four-way deal he did back in April for $116,384 in the Sunday Million. The 2020 Platinum Pass winner didn't win that tournament as he finished in second but the assumption is that he is a lot happier with this result as it is a new personal best and comes with a pretty SCOOP title. Fritz was joined on the final table by "G A W", Jamie "Ship It 2010" O'Connor, Evan "PURPLE"K"99" Parkes, Peter "pitaoufmg" Patrício, Victor "VICTOR TXR1" Teixeira, Rui "sousinha23" Sousa, and "Cramos88" besides "xMOOMOx" off course.
A total of 591 entries and 154 re-entries generated a $372,500 prize pool to push past the $350,000 guarantee in this event.
2016 WSOP Main Event final tablist Kenny "SpaceyFCB" Hallaert shipped his third-ever SCOOP title after he agreeing to a three-way deal with Brazil's "nefrsondaca" (second - $43,486) and Romania's "Glash0" (third - $50,749).
Hallaert felt good about his victory despite not collecting the top prize due to "Glash0" holding the chip lead when the deal was made.
just setting up my twttr
— jack (@jack)
Other notable players at the final table included Boris "komarac_zg" Kuzmanovic (fourth - $23,741), Tony "RunLkMercier" Della Sciucca (sixth - $12,329), and Gerardo "peloin" Hernandez (ninth - $4,614).
Place
Player
Country
Prize
1
Kenny "SpaceyFCB" Hallaert
United Kingdom
$47,867*
2
nefersondaca
Brazil
$43,486*
3
Glash0
Romania$50,749*
4
Boris "komarac_zg" Kuzmanovic
Croatia
$23,741
5
schocer
Poland
$17,109
6
Tony "RunLkMercier" Della Sciucca
Canada
$12,329
7
Riverbanged
United Kingdom
$8,885
8
good genius
Russia
$6,403
9
Gerardo "peloin" Hernandez
Mexico
$4,614
*Reflects three-way deal at the final table.
SCOOP 84-M: $55 NLHE
Entries
6,134
Prize Pool
$306,700
Winner
"KaZanCHuK" (Russia)
First-place prize
$35,848
SCOOP 84-L: $5.50 NLHE
Entries
17,340
Prize Pool
$84,966
Winner
"nice_steady" (Russia)
First-place prize
$9,083
SCOOP 85-M: $109 NLHE Mini Thursday Thrill
Entries
6,758
Prize Pool
$675,800
Winner
Murilo "muriLLoo.mrl" Machado (Brazil)
First-place prize
$40,847 + $20,901 in bounties
SCOOP 85-L: $11 NLHE Progressive KO
Entries
20,302
Prize Pool
$198,960
Winner
"victorbco" (Brazil)
First-place prize
$8,626 + $4,543 in bounties
Rob “robc1978” Cowen Wins SCOOP-86-H: $2,100 NLHE/PLO 6-Max
Entries
188
Prize Pool
$376,000
The $300,000 guarantee was crushed in this event with 112 entries and 76 re-entries creating a $376,000 prize pool.
The seven-max final table features four players from Scandinavia with two players each waving the Swedish and Finnish flags. The title didn't go to either of these countries with United Kingdom's Rob “robc1978” Cowen shipping the bacon for $74,995.
Also at the final table were Brazil's Joao "vovo_leo" Studart (third - $42,581) and Lebanon's Eddy "eddymaksoud" Maksoud (sixth - $18,507).
Place
Player
Country
Prize
1
Rob “robc1978” Cowen
United Kingdom
$74,995
2
Elkku35
Finland
$56,689
3
Joao "vovo_leo" Studart
Brazil
$42,851
4
munkkis
Finland
$32,391
5
anonymstruts
Sweden
$24,484
6
Eddy "eddymaksoud" Maksoud
Lebanon
$18,507
7
Dundermåsen
Sweden
$14,762
SCOOP 86-M: $215 NLHE/PLO 6-Max
Entries
1,072
Prize Pool
$214,400
Winner
"MezuuUuuT" (United Kingdom)
First-place prize
$34,515
SCOOP 86-L: $22 NLHE/PLO 6-Max
Entries
5,174
Prize Pool
$103,480
Winner
"W.Leung" (Finland)
First-place prize
$14,725
“Old brock” Wins SCOOP-89-H: $1,050 NLHE Turbo Progressive KO
Entries
473
Prize Pool
$473,000
This event attracted 371 entries and 102 re-entries to generate a $473,000 prize pool to surpass the $400,000 guarantee. The event was a one-day fast-paced affair lasting just a little more than 4 1/2 hours from start to finish before Austria's "Old brock" shipped the event for $36,950 in prize money and $39,793 in bounties.
Notable players at the final table included Bulgaria's Viliyan "PSMozak" Petleshkov taking third place for $30,544 in total and Lithuania's Arūnas "BalticMoose“ Sapitavičiui taking seventh place for $14,968.
