by Card Player News Team | Published: Mar 09, '24
Most poker players are familiar with the deal making process that can go on at a tournament final table with only a few players remaining. Competitors may make an agreement to flatten out some of the payouts or pay out based on the number of chips each …
by Sean Chaffin | Published: Dec 28, '23
… Review-Journal. “Why would I chop when I have an edge …
by Erik Fast | Published: Jan 05, '23
… nine contenders made an ICM chop of the main prize pool …
by Card Player News Team | Published: Jun 28, '21
… table, they each agreed to chop the remaining prize pool and …
by Erik Fast | Published: Mar 16, '20
… players negotiated a ten-way chop of the remaining prize pool … assess. One of the strangest chop situations I could have imagined … a “Covid-19 induced ICM chop” on Twitter. Swedish poker pro …
by Julio Rodriguez | Published: Aug 27, '18
… AJ Gambino each agreed to chop the prize pool despite their …
by Card Player News Team | Published: Jul 06, '18
… math behind the chop The probability of a chop in poker happening … unwritten rules, and using a chop to your advantage can really … to play a chop is to be consistent – chop in every situation … . Naturally, you might want to chop at every opportunity if you …
by Erik Fast | Published: Sep 25, '17
A total of 149 entries were made in the 2017 World Championship of Online Poker $25,000 no-limit hold’em high roller on PokerStars, exceeding the $3 million guaranteed prize pool by over $650,000. In the end, Nick Petrangelo emerged victorious after …
by Julio Rodriguez | Published: Dec 12, '16
The Bellagio wrapped up the Five Diamond World Poker Classic Sunday night with the conclusion of the $100,000 buy-in super high roller event. A total of 38 entries were tallied, creating a prize pool of $3,724,000. In the end, the title and a top prize …
by Julio Rodriguez | Published: Oct 01, '13
The $5,000 buy-in 2013 PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) main event drew a field of 2,133 entrants, creating a total prize pool of $10,665,000. The field size was 308 players larger than the year prior. After two days of play, it all …
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