2023 PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker

$1,050 Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info

2023 PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
j8
Prize
$600,640
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,050
Prize Pool
$4,206,000
Entries
4,206
Level Info
Level
54
Blinds
2,000,000 / 4,000,000
Ante
500,000
Players Info - Day 4
Entries
9
Players Left
1

"IReadB00ks" Eliminated in 8th Place ($53,089.81)

Level 46 : Blinds 500,000/1,000,000, 125,000 ante
"IReadB00ks" Eliminated in 8th Place ($53,089.81)
"IReadB00ks" Eliminated in 8th Place ($53,089.81)

Vicente "vicenfish" Delgado made yet another open-raise to 2,070,000 from the hijack before "IReadB00ks" three-bet jammed 15 big blinds in the middle from the cutoff. "bombon73" sat waiting in the big blind and made the four-bet all-in for 55,469,107 when it got around to them.

Delgado folded for that amount and the other two players showed down.

"IReadB00ks": 77
"bombon73: QQ

"IReadB00ks" was in dire shape and needed to get lucky in order to still have a shot at the trophy. Alas, no help came for them on the 9103K board, and the Q river made the dominating stack a set to lock the pot up.

By winning this pot, "bombon73" separated themself from the pack and now sits in a comfortable second place, while "IReadB00ks" would go down in the history books as the eighth place finisher for $53,089.81

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Vicente "vicenfish" Delgado es
Vicente "vicenfish" Delgado
136,726,368
6,070,472
6,070,472
Day 3 Chip Leader
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bombon73
74,428,329
14,984,222
14,984,222
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IReadB00ks
Busted

Tags: Vicente Delgado

"FAPTOBbIY_BACK" Eliminated in 9th Place ($37,540.23)

Level 46 : Blinds 500,000/1,000,000, 125,000 ante
"FAPTOBbIY_BACK" Eliminated in 9th Place ($37,540.23)
"FAPTOBbIY_BACK" Eliminated in 9th Place ($37,540.23)

"moffo13" started off with a raise to 2,000,000 from early position before the table short stack "FAPTOBbIY_BACK" went all-in for 2,882,736. Chip leader Vicente "vicenfish" Delgado, who had won the majority of pot since the start of play, called, as did "moffo13" when the action folded back to them.

The pair then checked down the 4Q9J2 board, and "moffo13" was first to show. They tabled AK and a muck from the all-in "FAPTOBbIY_BACK" followed. Delgado, however, showed down his 77 and was the only player with a pair in the hand, resulting in another victory for him.

Meanwhile, "FAPTOBbIY_BACK" was the first casualty of the final table, taking home $37,540.23 for their efforts.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Vicente "vicenfish" Delgado es
Vicente "vicenfish" Delgado
130,655,896
13,260,000
13,260,000
Day 3 Chip Leader
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moffo13
43,515,294
167,264
167,264
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FAPTOBbIY_BACK
Busted

Tags: Vicente Delgado

International Final Table of Nine Returns to Crown a Champion on Day 4 of the 2023 $1,050 PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker Medium Main Event

The Current Lobby of the $1,050 Main Event
The Current Lobby of the $1,050 Main Event

The end of one of the yearly highlights in online poker, the PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP), is nigh. All three buy-in levels of the Main Event will have one final table left and will reach their conclusion today. In the $1,050 Medium Main Event, nine hopefuls still remain, playing from eight different countries across the globe.

They will all have their eyes set on taking the lion's share of $600,639.75 from the $4,206,000 prize pool that comes with claiming the trophy, but they all have secured a five-figure payout of $37,540.23 already.

Final Table Payouts

PlacePrize
1$600,640.75
2$424,715.72
3$300,318.49
4$212,358.57
5$150,160.66
6$106,179.78
7$75,080.04
8$53,090.81
9$37,540.23

Coming in with the massive chip lead is Spain's Vicente "vicenfish" Delgado. The regular, playing from Andorra, amassed 117,395,896, nearly 150 big blinds at the start of Day 4, throughout the three days of play, nearly twice as much as anyone else on the final table. Next in line is "bombon73" from Ukraine, who plays close to 60 million chips with a stack of 59,444,107. They are closely trailed by the 58,912,234 stack of "rolandinjo" from Latvia in third place, while Brazil's "Bretera" is the fourth and final player who will bring more than fifty million into Day 4, playing a stack of 58,061,369 chips.

RankPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Vicente "vicenfish" DelgadoAndorra117,395,896147
2bombon73Ukraine59,444,10774
3rolandinjoLatvia58,912,23474
4BreteraBrazil58,061,36973
5moffo13Croatia43,348,03054
6Gabriel "aaurelio" MouraBrazil37,921,75047
72ndOnly2GodUnited Kingdom23,319,65629
8IReadB00ksMalta17,464,22222
9FAPTOBbIY_BACKSwitzerland4,732,7366

Meanwhile, Switzerland's "FAPTOBbIY_BACK" is coming in as the absolute short stack with just six big blinds and a dream. The final countries represented in the finale of the $1,050 Main Event are Croatia by "moffo13" (43,348,030), the United Kingdom by "2ndOnly2God" (23,319,656), and Malta by "IReadB00ks" (17,464,222).

Spectacle surely awaits when play recommences at 12:30 p.m. Eastern Time. Blinds will kick off at 400,000/800,000 with an ante of 100,000, and all levels will be 25 minutes in length. If a deal is made at any point by any number of players, there must be at least $40,000 set aside for the eventual winner.

Stay tuned as PokerNews will provide the details regarding interesting hands, preflop clashes, and chip updates throughout the final table. And don't forget to check out the conclusions of the $10,300 High and $109 Low Main Events as well, by clicking on the drop-down menu above.

Tags: Gabriel MouraVicente Delgado