PokerStars SCOOP continues with Event #23, an event featuring four-max tables. As usual, three tournaments were played with low, medium, and high buy-ins. Only players looking to open the majority of their hands and play aggressively would do well in this tournament. FlopTurnRiver member, nutsinho, made the final table of the high buy-in tournament and scored its biggest payday. Unfortunately, he was unable to pull out a win. PokerStars SCOOP Event #23 – Low Buy-in ($27) The low buy-in tournament cost players $27 to enter. This small buy-in attracted 10,253 poker players which created a stunning $263,075 prize pool. The top 1,400 players in the tournament would take home a piece of the pie with the champion winning $25,439.50. The final four looked as follows: Seat 1 – marodon – 25,758,023 chips Seat 2 – capeta333 – 3,131,662 chips Seat 3 – Faaalk – 8,499,588 chips Seat 4 – saadleb – 15,225,727 chips There was a break in the action for all four players to discuss a deal. They finally came to terms on a deal that would set aside $2,000 for the eventual champion. Faaalk ran over the final table and built up a chip stack of 24,435,890. Marodon and Faaalk were left heads-up with marodon at 28,179,110 chips. Eventually, Faaalk built a 4-to-1 chip advantage. In the last hand of the tournament, both

  Full Tilt’s Online Poker Series got off to a great start this week with huge 환전가능 꽁머니 prize pools and a wide variety of buy-ins.  Last night a $500+$35 shoot-out event pitting 729 of the world’s best tournament players crowned “nypitbull24″ as its champion. A shoot-out tournament has multiple tournaments inside the tournaments.  Players started on 81 tables (9 players each) and played until each table only had 1 player left.  From there 9 more table were formed (9 players each) and play resumed until 1 player was left on each table.  Those remaining nine players made up the final table. Twenty-four of FullTilt’s Sponsored Professionals played Event #3 including Isaac “Menlo” Baron, Mike “the Mouth” Matutsow, and Andy Bloch.  Three of the pros, Greg “FBT” Mueller, Scott Fischman, and Eddy Scharf won their first table but were unable to advance to the final table.   The biggest name at the final table had to be Steve “MrSmokey1″ Bilirakis, well known for being one of the youngest WSOP braclet winners in history.  He is also quite a force online, having won the $109r on PokerStars last year. Unfortunately Bilirakis lost a huge flip early at the final table (KQ<TT) and never fully recovered, busting in 6th place.  The results can be found below: Prop bet, also called a side bet, prop, or exotic, is a bet