Poker Premier League Prize Money

Posted on4/7/2022by admin

The 2020 GCOOP is done and dusted after all 19 events crowned their champions. “Juninho23” is the name on everyone’s lips, however, because they took down the GCOOP Main Event.

Those of you who remember the early days of the English Premier League will remember the diminutive Middleborough and Brazil forward Juninho, who happened to wear the number 23 shirt. He was a little magician on the pitch and his namesake produced some magic in the GCOOP Main Event.

Some 459 players bought in and created a £45,900 prize pool that the top 64 finishers shared. There was more than prize money up for grabs because the Player of Series leaderboard points were doubled for this event.

All but one of the eight finalists walked away with a four-figure score.

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Eighth-place finisher “ThatA55” collected £963.90 before “DomLimpsche” fell in seventh for £1,147.50.

“3betwizkid” and “5winebag” were the next casualties. Their deep runs rewarded with a £1,377.00 and £2,065.50 prize respectively. Then came the exit of “AnonymousD” whose fourth-place bust-out resulted in a £2,983.50 payout.

Jeff “JeffKimberPro” Kimber, one of the members of Team Grosvenor, was the player who ran out of steam in third place. Kimber added £4,590.00 to his Grosvenor Poker account, leaving “DreadfulDonk” and Juninho23 heads-up.

The pair didn’t strike a deal despite a near £2,000 difference in the payouts. This meant Juninho23 ran off with an £8,399.74 prize when the won all the chip in play, leaving DreadfulDonk to claim the £6,426.00 consolation prize.

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Place	Player	Prize
1	Juninho23	£8,399.74
2	DreadfulDonk	£6,426.00
3	JeffKimberPro	£4,590.00
4	AnonymousD	£2,983.50
5	5winebag	£2,065.50
6	3betwizkid	£1,377.00
7	DomLimptsche	£1,147.50
8	ThatA55	£963.90

2020 GCOOP Event Results

Event	Buy-in	Entrants	Prize pool	Champion	Prize
GCOOP #1: Freezeout	£30	328	£9,184	Rlpslinger	£1,717.59
GCOOP #2: High Roller	£225	187	£39,270	flora1978	£8,737.59
GCOOP #3: Freezeout	£11	231	£2,310	albion90	£485.11
GCOOP #4: PKO	£30	323	£9,044	YerMasTits	£776.14*
GCOOP #5: PKO	£5	348	£1,600.80	KatieSwiftPro	£137.35
GCOOP #6: 6-Max	£30	313	£8,764	KatieSwiftPro	£1,639.05
GCOOP #7: 6-Max	£11	270	£2,700	teachersober72	£537.50
GCOOP #8: Deep and Steep	£30	273	£7,644	LuckyJohnny	£1,521.25
GCOOP #9: Deep and Steep	£5	304	£1,428.80	CaesarC	£267.41
GCOOP #10: The Rebuy	£30	123	£9,968	bringbackpotch	£2,362.44
GCOOP #11: The Rebuy	£5	166	£2,425.20	m0deSelektor	£539.73
GCOOP #12: PLO	£30	178	£4,984	teachersober72	£1,108.98
GCOOP #13: Heads-Up	£11	168	£,680	MrAdnerson	£453.60
GCOOP #14: High Roller PKO	£225	138	£28,980	agocer	£6,686.97
GCOOP #15: PKO	£30	293	£8,204	WRDortmund7	£1,635.76
GCOOP #16: PKO	£5	296	£1,361.60	universeicy49	£289.77
GCOOP #17 Main Event	£110	459	£45,900	Juninho23	£8,399.74
GCOOP #18: Super High Roller	£560	99	£52,470	fkkkkboris	£13,196.22
GCOOP #19: Freeeout	£30	205	£6,000	rais3first1n	£1,260.00

teachrsober72 Crowned Player of the Series

The points Juninho23 won in addition to their Main Event payout propelled them up the Player of the Series standings. In fact, they finished with 525 points, the exact same amount as “teachersober72”.

Juninho23 officially finished second due to teachersober72 following in Katie “KatieSwiftPro” Swift’s footsteps and winning two events to Jninho23’s one. teachersober72 won the £11 buy-in 6-Max and the £30 buy-in PLO and, therefore, claimed the top Player of the Series prize of £1,500 of tournament tickets. Juninho23’s second-place finish netted them £1,000 worth of Grosvenor Poker tickets.