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Level 19
: 10,000/20,000, 2,500 ante
PokerStars WCOOP 2020
WCOOP-72-H: $5,200 NLHE [8-Max, Main Event]
Day: 2
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Level 19
: 10,000/20,000, 2,500 ante
A raise to 42,800 by "d7o1d1s0" saw Fintan "easywithaces" Hand jam the last 318,975 in the cutoff and he was quickly called by the initial raiser.
Fintan "easywithaces" Hand: 
"d7o1d1s0": 
Hand took the lead on the 
flop but it was a short-lived one as the 
appeared right away on the turn to restore the preflop order. A blank 
river brought no miracle for the PokerStars ambassador and Hand joined the rail.
Level 19
: 10,000/20,000, 2,500 ante
"JiGGz22" limped and called a raise to 53,444 by table neighbor "WhaTisL0v3" to then check-call a bet of 30,000 on the 
flop.
On the 
turn, they check-raised from 130,000 to 260,000 and "WhaTisL0v3" called all-in for the 120,708 they had behind.
"WhaTisL0v3": 
"JiGGz22": 
The on the river brought no flush for "WhaTisL0v3" as they joined the list of casualties.
Level 19
: 10,000/20,000, 2,500 ante
Hungary's "xnrobix" raised to 42,000 from middle position and was called by Ezequiel "eze88888" Waigel from one seat over and "Horseman4444" in the big blind. On a flop of 
, "Horseman4444" check-raised all-in for 900,463 to force our "xnrobix" as Waigel bet 89,000 and subsequently called all-in for less.
Ezequiel "eze88888" Waigel: 
"Horsman4444": 
The 
turn brought no help and the river ended the bid of Waigel for a second WCOOP-H Main Event title.
Level 19
: 10,000/20,000, 2,500 ante
Andrey "ThePateychuk" Pateychuk three-bet jammed his short stack of 214,134 from the button and was called by Jargo "bungakat" Alavali.
Andrey "ThePateychuk" Pateychuk: 
Jargo "bungakat" Alavali: 
The dominated ace of Pateychuk found no help on the 
board and the Russian was gone well before the money.
Level: 20
Blinds: 12,500/25,000
Ante: 3,250
Level 20
: 12,500/25,000, 3,250 ante
Romania's "vladxxxro" is the first player above five million in chips and Mark "AceSpades11" Radoja is on the verge of achieving that soon whereas another four players have climbed above 3.5 million in chips, which includes Manuel "BigFudge95" Fritz as the latest big stack.
Level 20
: 12,500/25,000, 3,250 ante
Gavin “gavz101” Cochrane has been playing for over a decade, usually tearing up cash games and occasionally crossing over into the tournament arena to put a few notches on his record. Last week, he won event 26-H for $63,236k, claiming the first WCOOP win of his illustrious poker career.
Speaking of his win, Cochrane says, “It feels like it’s about time! I’ve played enough WCOOPs. I’m happy to win in 5 card PLO, as I really enjoy playing that game.”
He describes his 10+ year long poker journey as “pretty turbulent, but lots of fun.”
Cochrane was once involved in some of the most insane cash games of all time, including regular $100/$200 sessions against players such as Viktor “Isildur1” Blom. In one particularly memorable session, Cochrane came off $600k in profit against Blom. Another time, Cochrane won $150k in a single hand against Scott Palmer.
“I had quite a lot of gamble in my twenties – loved the high stakes and big swings. But I feel that urge less these days,” says Cochrane. “I still have a lot of love for the game, but I have a very different relationship with poker these days. It doesn’t consume me like it used to.”
Level 20
: 12,500/25,000, 3,250 ante
Steven "SvZff" van Zadelhoff dropped to a shorter stack and ultimately got those last blinds in out of the small blind to get called by "akayagi44" in the big blind.
Steven "SvZff" van Zadelhoff: 
"akayagi44":
The 
flop provided an additional flushdraw for the Dutchman but he bricked the turn and river.
Level 20
: 12,500/25,000, 3,250 ante
Brazil's "cigarromata" defended the big blind against a raise of 54,500 by Christian "WATnlos" Rudolph and checked the flop, which led to a bet of 37,500 by Rudolph. His opponent check-raised to 100,000 and earned a call to then jam the turn and pick up a snap-call.
"cigarromata": 
Christian "WATnlos" Rudolph: 
The top set of Rudolph had the checkmark as a meaningless peeled off on the river.
