A Jam-Packed Sunday is Capped Off with SCOOP-75-H: $10,300 PLO Main Event Beginning at 3:30pm
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Just as PokerStars' 2020 SCOOP series was about to wind down, the most-played poker client announced an extension to its series that will go until the end of the month. However, today is expected to be one of the busiest days with plenty of dollars up for grabs. Kicking off at 3:30 pm EST is SCOOP-75-H: $10,300 PLO (6-Max, PLO Main Event) that will boast a $1,250,000 prizepool.
In one of the most anticipated days of the online poker world throughout the year, players will have their eyes glued to their computer screens as the Main Events of the 2020 SCOOP on PokerStars get underway. This Sunday was not only allotted for the Hold'em Main Events, but Pot-Limit Omaha will also share part of the spotlight.
Many of the top pot-limit Omaha players will be sure to find themselves in this tournament in efforts to be crowned a SCOOP champion. This great structure that will allow for plenty of hands to be played includes blind levels of 30 minutes throughout the entire tournament. Players will take a seat with a starting stack of 250,000 chips and the blinds will begin at 500/1,000.
This is a 4-day event with the opening day spanning just over six hours and wrapping up at 9:35 pm EST. Late registration will remain open for over 21 hours, closing at the start of Day 2. Each player will have the option of two re-entries should they be required. As with all tournaments, there will be a five-minute break every 55 minutes past the hour. Each table will have a maximum of six players and each player will start off with a time bank of 60 seconds with additional time being added throughout the tournament.
The PokerNews live reporting team will be here to bring you all of the updates throughout the entire tournament so be sure to tune in.
and Kruk led out with a bet of 38,544. "Zagalo87" shipped all in for 123,125 which got "xnrobix" to fold but Kruk called to put "Zagalo87" at risk. Kruk turned over 
for a par of aces while "Zagalo87" held 
for a full wrap. 
on the turn was a brick and the 
on the river followed suit. Kruk's pair of aces was able to hold up and eliminate "Zagalo87" on his first entry. 
and both players checked to the 
on the turn. Amunsgard fired out a bet of 12,000 and "Skjervøy" called to see the 
on the river.
for the nut flush and scooped the pot.
. 
on the river was not enough for "Lateski" who sent over a double up. After being down to one of the shortest stacks earlier in the day, Pantling now finds himself inside the top 10 chip counts.
and the two players quickly got all of their chips in the middle with van Hoof being at risk for an additional 174,795 chips.
on the river would not pair the board.
and the blinds checked to Drinan who continued for 42,000. "aaldert-92" check-raised to 168,000 and Nemeth shoved all in for 258,800, just moments after re-entering the tournament. Drinan eventually folded and "aaldert-92" made the call.
paired the board on the turn to give Nemeth a full house but "aaldert-92" still had two outs to a straight flush. The 
