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Event No. 9 Still In Progress

The Bodog Poker Open (BPO) V returns at the end of September and the online poker room will offer something for every player this time around. Bodog’s largest series of the year will have two different ways to achieve poker glory and a spot in the Bodog Poker Open Hall of Fame: The Championship Series, for players with sizeable bankrolls and a thirst for big money, and the Contender Series, which will offer smaller buy-ins and larger fields for the average poker enthusiast.

Finnish poker pro Patrik Antonius took apart Limit specialist deprimiert last night.

With FTOPS XVII in the books, we are now moments away from starting the MiniFTOPS series. The series is tailored to suit players with any bankroll, giving everyone a chance to make a big win and get a huge return of their investment. With buy-ins ranging from as little as $11 and up to $216 and disciplines of No Limit Hold’em, Limit Hold’em, Pot Limit Omaha, 7 Card Stud, 7game mix and the growing and popular rush poker tournament available players have all the options in the world.

For the second day in a row, the WCOOP has exceeded all expectations, producing massive prize pools and six-figure scores. The trio of tournaments on the schedule featured $1.1 million dollars in guaranteed prize pools, but in the end, they managed to generate almost twice that, thanks to a massive turnout in the $200 Turbo rebuy tournament, Event 6.

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