SCOOP 2020 Day 27: Pascal "Pass_72" Lefrancois Wins Main Event 2nd Chance

Pascal "Pass_72" Lefrancois Wins PokerStars SCOOP 2020 Main Event Second Chance

It was another exciting day of poker at the online tables on Day 27 of the 2020 Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP) with hundreds of thousands of dollars one by players on PokerStars.

Several events crowned their champions, others progressed closer to their star-studded final tables. Let’s check out the biggest news and results from Day 27 of this $135,000,000 guaranteed poker festival.

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Pascal "Pass_72" Lefrancois Wins SCOOP-96-H: $5,200 Main Event 2nd Chance ($416,742)

Pascal Lefrancois
Pascal Lefrancois

A champion was crowned in the 2020 PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker SCOOP-96-H: $5,200 NLHE [8-Max, Main Event 2nd Chance] and it was French-Canadian poker pro Pascal "Pass_72" Lefrancois that earned his first SCOOP title, which came with a payday of $416,742.

Out of a field of 465 entries, the lion's share of the $2,325,000 prize pool was still up for grabs on the final day and Lefrancois defeated Alfred "Kzzon" Karlsson in heads-up to claim another major title for his poker resume.

Karlsson had to settle for a payday of $309,752 and Will "hellzito" Arruda continued the strong results of players from Brazil with a third-place finish worth $230,230.

Lefrancois took over the lead after 15 minutes of play and from there on assumed control, he sent five of his compatriots to the rail and clinched the title in under five hours.

Andrey "Anjeyyy" Novak (6th place) and Pavel "silentm0de" Plesuv (4th place) were denied repeat victories during the current festival while Lefrancois earned a SCOOP title of his own in dominating fashion.

Final Table Results

PlaceWinnerCountryPayout
1Pascal "Pass_72" LefrancoisCanada$416,742
2Alfred "Kzzon" KarlssonSweden$309,752
3Will "hellzito" ArrudaBrazil$230,230
4Pavel "silentm0de" PlesuvMoldova$171,123
5Timothy "Tim0thee" AdamsCanada$127,191
6Andrey "Anjeyyy" NovakUkraine$94,537
7temka99Moldova$70,267
8Artem "veeea" VezhenkovRussia$52,227
9Silvio "silskyer" CostaNetherlands$42,196

Read the Live Updates for SCOOP-96-H Here!


Fabio "LFFF22" Freitas Wins SCOOP 96-M: $530 Main Event 2nd Chance for $348,643

Fabio Freitas

After just over five hours on Day 3 of the PokerStars 2020 Spring Championship of Online Poker 96-M: $530 Main Event 2nd Chance, an inaugural champion has been crowned. Fabio "LFFF22" Freitas defeated Day 2 chip leader "thx4urm0n3y" heads-up for the first-place prize of $348,643 and a brand-new SCOOP title. The tournament attracted 4,899 entries on the first day for 607 players to get paid a share of the $2,449,500 prize pool which was created by them all.

Freitas has had some pretty deep runs and wins before but none have yielded the same results as he has done here today. He overcame many hurdles but managed to clinch the win in the end. The final table also included "LuckyBet101", "serrazina11", Bradley "mrbradleyy" Harwood, "$ubuta1", "AfRoBiZzLe!", "Anton720", and "Jessofaces13".

But there were more players in contention today as the final day of the 3-day tournament started with 16 players, "galo_pb", Leo "LeoFernandez" Fernandez, "bernderbei2", "M4GPI3, "cmontopdeck", Luuk "pokerkluka" Gieles, and Felipe "Carboneraa" Carbonera were there too at the start of the day.

Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Fabio "LFFF22" FreitasBrazil$348,643
2thx4urm0n3yCanada$248,523
3LuckyBet101Ukraine$177,156
4serrazina11Malta$126,283
5Bradley "mrbradleyy" HarwoodUnited Kingdom$90,018
6$ubuta1Mongolia$64,168
7AfRoBiZzLe!United Kingdom$45,741
8Anton720Sweden$32,606
9Jessofaces13Canada$23,243

Check out the SCOOP-96-M Live Updates


Daniel "Oxota" Dvoress Bags Huge Chip Lead in SCOOP-102-H: $10,300 NLHE High Roller

Daniel Dvoress

It was an action-packed Day 1 of the 2020 SCOOP-102-H: $10,300 NLHE [8-Max, High Roller], 1M Gtd at PokerStars.

The event began with eight entrants and ballooned to 118 entrants including 38 re-entries by the time the nearly 5 1/2 hour late registration period ended to create a $1,180,000 prize pool.

Daniel "Oxota" Dvoress virtually bagged an overwhelming chip lead of 8,117,321 for more than double his nearest opponent. Dvoress took the chip lead late in the day before extending it further while bubbling Mikita "fish2013" Badziakouski in 16th place to end Day 1 slightly more than eight hours after the day began.

Closest behind Dvoress was Finland's "osw666" with 3,288,708 in chips. Little is known about this player, along with another player that bagged chips with the "megaliciou$$$" screen name, but they appear to have qualified through a $53 feeder tournament into a $530 satellite into a seat into the High Roller. Now, this player is guaranteed at least a $21,566 min-cash with a chance at the $258,639 top prize.

Rounding out the top five are well-known poker pros Michael "Imluckbox" Addamo (2,823,372), Ole "wizowizo" Schemion (2,667,623), and Wiktor "limitless" Malinowski (2,532,664).

Other big names still in the mix on Day 2 are Steve "Mr. Tim Caum" O'Dwyer, Sergi "srxakgirona" Reixach, Fedor "CrownUpGuy" Holz, Pieter "XMorphineX" Aerts, Simon "Igorkarkarof" Ronnow Pedersen, Sylvain "caIcuIer_" Loosli, Adrian "Amadi_017" Mateos, Laurynas "LaurisL91" Levinskas, and Alexander "Alexgirs" Girs.

Top Five Chip Counts

PlayerCountryChipsBig Blinds
Daniel "Oxota" DvoressCanada8,117,321162
osw666Finland3,288,70866
Michael "Imluckbox" AddamoUnited Kingdom2,823,37256
Ole "wizowizo" SchemionAustria2,667,62353
Wiktor "limitless" MalinowskiMacau2,532,66451

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SCOOP 2020 Day 27 Results

Check out the 12 other champions crowned on Day 27 of the PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker.

SCOOP 96-L: $55 NLHE [8-Max, Main Event 2nd Chance]

Entries29,610
Prize Pool$1,480,500
WinnerCrismano (Brazil)
First Place$148,532


SCOOP 97-L: $55 PLO [Main Event 2nd Chance]

Entries5,307
Prize Pool$265,350
WinnerJustin "jlapka" Lapka (Mexico)
First Place37,745

SCOOP 97-M: $530 PLO [Main Event 2nd Chance]

Entries955
Prize Pool$477,500
WinnerTruthBeTold7 (Canada)
First Place$78,318

SCOOP 99-L: $5.50 NLHE [8-Max Progressive KO]

Entries33,636
Prize Pool$164,816
WinnerHudison747 (Netherlands)
First Place$6,825 (cash) + $3,930 (bounty)

SCOOP 99-M: $55 NLHE [8-Max Progressive KO]

Entries12,005
Prize Pool$600,250
WinnerOpresqu (Moldova)
First Place$26,572* (cash) + $15,949 (bounty)

"Opresqu" cut a three-way deal with Brazil's "rodloiola" (2nd - $29,379) and Ukraine's "TTekillAA777" (3rd - $30,367), but walked away with the title and over $15,000 in bounty prizes.

SCOOP 99-H: $530 NLHE [8-Max Progressive KO]

Entries1,816
Prize Pool$908,000
WinnerTripleAjaxxx (Sweden)
First Place$58,695 (cash) + $28,346 (bounty)

SCOOP 101-L: $11 NLHE

Entries9,810
Prize Pool$96,138
WinnerKKAArdoso (Brazil)
First Place$11,168*

Two Brazilians chopped the SCOOP 101-L: $11 NLHE with second-place "MarceloRoya1" taking home $11,009.

SCOOP 101-M: $109 NLHE

Entries2,398
Prize Pool$239,800
Winnerbenyie (Sweden)
First Place$35,337

SCOOP 101-H: $1,050 NLHE

Entries325
Prize Pool$325,000
WinnerSimon "C Darwin2" Mattsson (Sweden)
First Place$61,141
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SCOOP 104-L: $5.50 NLHE [8-Max Progressive KO]

Entries17,111
Prize Pool$83,844
WinnerxTheWall (Sweden)
First Place$3,823 (cash) + $2,440 (bounty)

SCOOP 104-M: $5.50 NLHE [8-Max Progressive KO]

Entries8,530
Prize Pool$426,500
WinnerAlainHajj (Lebanon)
First Place$25,547 (cash) + $11,191 (bounty)

SCOOP 104-H: $5.50 NLHE [8-Max Progressive KO]

Entries1,059
Prize Pool$529,500
WinnerRyokan (Ireland)
First Place$37,220 (cash) + $32,439 (bounty)

In-Play Events

SCOOP 102-L: $109 NLHE [Mini Super Tuesday SE]

Entries5,619
Players left186
Prize Pool$561,900
Chip leaderMAXXX323 (Russia)
First-place prize$79,871
Next payout$442


SCOOP 102-M: $1,050 NLHE [Super Tuesday SE]

Entries642
Players left34
Prize Pool$642,000
Chip leaderJorge "jorginho88" Abreu (Netherlands)
First-place prize$112,057
Next payout$3,492

Other notables still in contention include Conor "1_conor_b_1" Beresford, Peter "Belabacsi" Traply, and Calvin "cal42688" Anderson.

SCOOP 103-L: $11 PL Omaha H/L

Entries5,374
Players left106
Prize Pool$52,665
Chip leadervpisjak (Latvia)
First-place prize$7,493
Next payout$42

SCOOP 103-M: $109 PL Omaha H/L

Entries1,067
Players left61
Prize Pool$106,700
Chip leaderelabuga (Russia)
First-place prize$17,145
Next payout$357

SCOOP 103-H: $1,050 PL Omaha H/L

Entries218
Players left31
Prize Pool$218,000
Chip leaderM1TR4ND1R (United Kingdom)
First-place prize$42,514
Next payout$2,340

Other players still in the field with 31 left include Patrick "pads1161" Leonard, Matthew “MUSTAFABET” Ashton, Christian "C. Darwin2" Mattsson and Joao "Naza114" Vieira.


Events Scheduled on May 27th

Here is the schedule of today's events, including two $500k GTD Progressive KO tournaments as well as the Midweek Freeze.

Time (EDT)Time (GMT)EventGuarantee
13:0017:00SCOOP 105-L: $55 Midweek Freeze$250,000
13:0017:00SCOOP 105-M: $530 Midweek Freeze$400,000
13:0017:00SCOOP 105-H: $5,200 Midweek Freeze$400,000
14:1518:15SCOOP 106-L: $11 PL 5-Card Draw$15,000
14:1518:15SCOOP 106-M: $109 PL 5-Card Draw$25,000
14:1518:15SCOOP 106-H: $1,050 PL 5-Card Draw$20,000
15:3019:30SCOOP 107-L: $11 NLHE [Progressive KO]$200,000
15:3019:30SCOOP 107-M: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO]$500,000
15:3019:30SCOOP 107-M: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO]$500,000
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  • The Canadian beat Alfred "Kzzon" Karlsson heads-up to win $416,742

  • Lefrancois topped a 465-player field to win $416,742

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