JEPPSSON CLAIMS BIGGEST SCORE: Sweden’s Christian “eisenhower1” Jeppsson emerged victorious in the $5K Main Event after a four-day battle, besting 443 entries to bank $397,025–the largest score of the SCOOP 2026 series. This is Jeppsson’s third title of his career, and second of the year–the first coming in a $530 7-Max Mystery Bounty (#83-H) for $24,450. To get the job done, he had to defeat Canada’s “NY17PATS14” heads-up and a final table that included “ShipitFTW911” and Ben “bencb789” Rolle.

MAIN EVENTS: Over in the $1K Main Event, it was “xrenanx182” of Brazil who took down the title and $391,390, overcoming 2,673 entries. Malta’s “Everbrun11” finished second for $278,995, and Matt “Mattfrankland” Frankland made the final table, finishing seventh for $51,350. The $109 Main Event received 16,883 entries and was won by Brazil’s “Pitinnnn” for $137,788 after a three-way chop with DJMiWez (Austria, $138,486) and “Rafa Prado” (Brazil, $126,912).

SCOOP 2026 STATS

SERIES IN NUMBERS:

Tournaments completed: 400
Total entries: 870,602
Total prize pools: $52,735,227
Total first-place prizes: $8,455,844

INTERESTING TIDBITS:

Biggest score: $397,025 (Christian “eisenhower1” Jeppsson, $5K Main Event)
Most titles won: 7 (“king153246”)
Most runner-up finishes: 5 (Blaz “Scarmak3r” Zerjav)

PLAYER OF THE SERIES:

TBD – Please note there is a technical error with the SCOOP leader boards and the published points totals are stuck as of the end of play on March 23rd. Staff are reviewing this and will update the final standings ASAP.

MULTIPLE CHAMPIONS

SEVEN TITLES

king153246

SIX TITLES

Renan “Internett93o” Bruschi
Patrick “pads1161” Leonard

FIVE TITLES

Jerry “Perrymejsen” Ödeen

FOUR TITLES

Tapiscallé?
FAL1st

THREE TITLES

Michael “merla888” Gathy
Pavel “silentm0de” Plesuv
SerMaxPro

TWO TITLES

Andre “Premove” Skvortsov
Joao “Jbiancolini” Biancolini
Alexandre “ReWARds84” Reard
Eimantasa
Bitoks
Andrey “Anjeyyy” Novak
Niv-Mizzet D
texasilainen
Badbomen
Christian “Cmoosepower” Elgstrom
Daniel “starwins :)” Petersen
The TJS
DanielNegroAno8
Samuel “€urop€an” Vousden
Razvan “razvyqq” Belea
Markku “markovitus” Koplimaa
gweeezer
mijauhdax111
Robin “robinho” Ylitalo
PotnaPekka
Brandon “Tyrion2205” Sheils
flerrehuve
Hendurr
blowknockout
Christian “eisenhower1” Jeppsson
Prudently
KAgoulAKboul
h3pp4p01k4

COUNTRIES LEADER BOARD

105 titles – Brazil
59 – United Kingdom
22 – Finland
21 – Sweden
18 – Canada
13 – Austria, Mexico
12 – Argentina
11 – Ukraine
10 – Bulgaria, Denmark
9 – Malta, Thailand
8 – Albania, Belarus, Romania, Slovenia
7 – Germany, Lithuania
4 – Estonia, Hungary
3 – Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ireland, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Switzerland
2 – Andorra, Belgium, Cambodia, Greece, Slovakia, Uruguay
1 – Chile, Costa Rica, Indonesia, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, New Zealand, Vietnam

COMPLETE RESULTS

UPDATE ARCHIVE

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25

FINAL DAY: We made it! Today is the last day of the series and, therefore, your last chance to become a SCOOP champion in 2026. Check the schedule and get in the mix.

5 AND 15 FOR ÖDEEN: Jerry “Perrymejsen” Ödeen has done it again. The Swedish crusher took down the 1,291-entry $109 PLO Main Event (#127-L) for $20,174 on Tuesday, bagging his fifth title of the series and 15th of his career. That means he’s just one win behind all-time leader Patrick “pads1161” Leonard.

ÖDEEN’S 15 SCOOP TITLES:

2026 — $109 PLO Main Event — $20,174
2026 — $109 NLHE Deep Stacks — $18,286
2026 — $55 PLO8 — $5,772
2026 — $320 NLHE Deep Stacks — $18,717
2026 — $109 5-Card PLO PKO — $9,068
2025 — $109 8-Game — $6,174
2025 — $109 Stud Hi/Lo — $4,935
2024 — $1 050 NLO8 [6-Max] — $23,897
2024 — $109 Razz — $5,400
2024 — $33 NLHE Turbo — $24,750
2023 — $320+R NLHE [8-Max Rebuy] — $44,828
2022 — $11 NLHE [6-Max, Turbo] — $11,149
2022 — $1,050 NLO8 — $28,101
2021 — $2,100 PLO8 6-Max — $62,426
2019 — $530 PLO H/L — $29,348

SHEILS SAVES THE DAY: We’re not sure Brandon “Tyrion2205” Sheils needed his series to be saved–he’d already won his maiden title in a $109 PLO PKO for $6,631. But it’s safe to say he’s a big winner now, topping the $1K PKO Series Saver (#126-H) for $79,967 total and his second career title.

KING OF SUPER TUESDAYS: Tuesday’s SCOOP sessions have been particularly sweet for Sweden’s “flerrehuve”. Not only have both of their SCOOP titles been won on Tuesday, but they’ve come in the highest edition of the prestigious Super Tuesday. Flerrehuve added their second super title in the $1K Super Tuesday (#131-H) for $33,870, topping 168 entries. They already won the $1K Super Tuesday (#93-H) for $35,684.

SEEING DOUBLE: Two more players found their way onto our Multiple Champions list after Tuesday’s session. “Hendurr” of Sweden won the $109 PKO (#132-M) for $14,875 total, adding to the $530 Deep Stack they won for $24,228. They now have three career titles. Then there’s Mexico’s “blowknockout” who won the $530 PKO (#132-H) for $25,748 total, having already won a $1K Bounty Builder High Roller for $36,469. Likewise, they’re also now a three-time champ for their career.

TUESDAY, MARCH 25

SWEET SIXTEEN FOR LEONARD: Patrick “pads1161” Leonard has extended his lead as SCOOP’s all-time title winner, picking up his sixth of the series and 16th overall in the $530 PKO Sunday Warm-Up (#118-H). This was no easy feat. The event had 544 entries, but once again Leonard found a way to get it done, banking $44,228, including $23,318 in bounties. The Brit is now tied with his friend Renan “Internett93o” Bruschi on six in 2026.

LEONARD’S 16 SCOOP TITLES

2026 — $530 PKO Sunday Warm-Up — $44,228
2026 — $530 8-Game — $9,177
2026 — $109 8-Game — $5,089
2026 — $215 FL 2-7 Triple Draw — $5,569
2026 — $1K PLO8 — $20,551
2026 — $530 6-Max Hyper Sunday Supersonic — $20,396
2025 — $1,050 Stud Hi/Lo — $16,158
2025 — $1,050 7-Max Turbo PKO Daily Cooldown — $31,949
2024 — $530 NLHE [Wednesday Mystery] — $36,639
2023 — $5,200 Titans 8-max PKO — $197,117
2022 — $530 6+ Hold’em 8-max Turbo PKO — $12,583
2021 — $1,050 NLHE Afternoon Deep Stack — $60,953
2021 — $5,200 NLHE PKO Sunday HR SE — $258,007
2020 — $2,100 PLO8, 6-Max — $52,606
2020 — $215+R NLHE 8-Max Turbo Rebuy — $41,809
2017 — $215 PLO Heads-Up — $18,567

NEW HIGH SCORE: “Sxmon” of Austria picked up their maiden SCOOP title and the biggest score of the series so far on Monday, topping the 35-entry $15K Super High Roller (#128-H) for $180,251. They beat “IgammiI€120” heads up, denying them a second title of the year, while Andy “BowieEffect” Wilson and Linus “LLinusLLove” Loeliger also cashed.

NEYMAR’S PODIUM FINISH: He’s getting closer to a title every time. Neymar Jr finished third in the $5K Turbo Main Event 2nd Chance (#129-H) out of 44 elite entries, but it was “Eset93” of Kazakhstan who took it down for $87,885 and their second career title. “Stonedream” was the runner-up and cashed for $60,173, while Neymar Jr banked $41,199.

ZERJAV MAKES IT SEVEN: Slovenian superstar Blaz “Scarmak3r” Zerjav won his seventh title and first of the year in the $530 Turbo Main Event 2nd Chance (#129-M), navigating his way through 279 entries to bank $36,560.

QUICKFIRE HEADLINES:

• EPT Cyprus champ Oliver “sk2ll_m0dr” Weis topped 689 entries in the $530 PKO (#121-H) for $55,499, including $31,070 in bounties. This is Weis’ fifth career title.
• Brazil’s “stek94” claimed the $1K 7-Max (#122-H) title, earning $45,000 after outlasting a 198-entry field. The victory marks their third career title, adding to two wins in 2025, most notably the $5K Main Event, where they collected $505,634.
• “PotnaPekka” of Finland became a double champ on Monday, and very nearly clinched a hat trick. They added a $2K NLHE title (#128-M) for $40,486 to the $215 Bounty Builder High Roller (#61-M) they’d already won for $24,046, but also finished runner-up to Zerjav in the aforementioned Medium 2nd Chance Main. They now have three career titles, including a $1K Sunday Warm-Up win in 2023 for $110,835.

MONDAY, MARCH 23

LUDCRIOUS LEONARD: Run a sub-three-hour marathon. Win an EPT Main Event title. Give up cookies forever. These are just a few suggestions of new goals Patrick “pads1161” Leonard could set himself, because on Saturday, he accomplished the goal he’s been working towards for the past decade: to become the greatest COOP player in PokerStars history. Leonard not only won two more SCOOP titles on Saturday, taking his series total to five and a record-setting 15 for his career, but he won them both in the same event: the 8-Game (#107). Leonard topped the 68-entry $530 High for $9,177, as well as the 264-entry $109 Medium for $5,089. Add those 15 SCOOPs to his 13 WCOOPs, and he leads everyone with 28 COOP titles.

LEONARD’S 15 SCOOP TITLES

2026 — $530 8-Game — $9,177
2026 — $109 8-Game — $5,089
2026 — $215 FL 2-7 Triple Draw — $5,569
2026 — $1K PLO8 — $20,551
2026 — $530 6-Max Hyper Sunday Supersonic — $20,396
2025 — $1,050 Stud Hi/Lo — $16,158
2025 — $1,050 7-Max Turbo PKO Daily Cooldown — $31,949
2024 — $530 NLHE [Wednesday Mystery] — $36,639
2023 — $5,200 Titans 8-max PKO — $197,117
2022 — $530 6+ Hold’em 8-max Turbo PKO — $12,583
2021 — $1,050 NLHE Afternoon Deep Stack — $60,953
2021 — $5,200 NLHE PKO Sunday HR SE — $258,007
2020 — $2,100 PLO8, 6-Max — $52,606
2020 — $215+R NLHE 8-Max Turbo Rebuy — $41,809
2017 — $215 PLO Heads-Up — $18,567

FOURTH FOR FAL1ST: Leonard shouldn’t get too comfortable at the top of SCOOP Mountain as several players aren’t far behind him, including the incredible “FAL1st”, who won their fourth title of the year and 13th overall over the weekend. The Thailand-based Russian won the 82-entry $1K 6-Max Turbo (#115-H) for $22,133.

FAL1ST’S 13 SCOOP TITLES

2026 – $1,050 6-Max Turbo – $22,133
2026 – $1,050 FLO8 – $13,903
2026 – $55 NL 2-7 Single Draw PKO – $2,599
2026 – $1,050 Stud – $12,229
2025 – $109 Stud [6-Max] – $3,164
2025 – $22 PLO [6-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO] – $3,032
2025 – $11 PLO8 [6-Max] – $3,498
2025 – $109 FLO8 [6-Max] – $5,214
2024 – $530 HORSE [6-Max Progressive KO] – $9,398
2024 – $5.50 PLO8 [6-Max] – $2,104
2023 – $1,050 5-Card PLO8 [6-Max] – $26,977
2023 – $5.50 PLO8 [6-Max] – $2,170
2021 – $109 FL Badugi 6-Max – $5,385

HAT TRICKS FOR PLESUV, SERMAXPRO, GATHY: Two players picked up their third titles of 2026 over the weekend. Moldova’s Pavel “silentm0de” Plesuv took down the $530 Hyper Supersonic for $19,004, having already won the $1K Thursday Thrill (#68-M) for $48,025 total, and the $1K NLHE 6-Max (#70-H) for $28,101. Ukraine’s “SerMaxPro” also bagged a hat trick, topping the $530 NLO8 (#114-H) for $11,829, adding to the $530 Badugi and $530 HORSE titles they already won. And finally, Michael “merla888” Gathy won his third in the $109 HORSE PKO (#112-M) for $4,950, adding to a $215 8-Game title worth $5,103 and a $530 PKO Sunday Warm-Up (#80-H) worth $36,320.

NEYMAR MAKES ANOTHER FINAL TABLE: The final table of the $1K PKO Bounty Builder Super High Roller (#113-H) was a star-studded affair, with soccer superstar Neymar Jr bowing out in 8th. Blaz “Scarmak3r” Zerjav, “king153246”, “Sintoras”, “drew.derzh”, “Gerra_up”, and Daniel “starwins :)” Petersen all fell, allowing Finland’s “realsuhisjii” to take it down for $12,401 plus $22,828 in bounties. This is their third career title, following a double win last year.

THREE MORE DOUBLE CHAMPS:

• Robin “robinho” Ylitalo of Sweden won his second of the year and fourth career title in the $215 Mystery Bounty Daily Cooldown (#116-H) for $13,023, having already won the $55 PLO (#74-L) for $5,960
• Malta’s “mijauhdax111” had already won a $215 PKO early in the series and added a second in the $215 PKO Thursday Thrill (#106-M) for $24,696 total.
• Mexico’s “gweeezer” won a second of 2026 in the $215 Bounty Builder HR (#113-M) for $26,752 total, a step up from the $22 PLO Turbo PKO (#89-L) they won for $3,412.

FRIDAY, MARCH 20

TAKE US TO YOUR LEADER: The legend of FAL1st continues to grow, as the Thailand-based Russian player clinched a series hat trick on Thursday. Their third of the year and 12th career title (they won four in 2025) came in the $1K FLO8 (#105-H) for $13,903, besting 57 entries. FAL1st tops the Overall, High and Medium SCOOP leader boards at the moment–and sits second in the Low. Incredible, as always.

VOUSDEN VICTORIOUS (AGAIN): Samuel “€urop€an” Vousden is now a double champ in 2026 after beating Ole “wizowizo” Schemion heads up to win the 82-entry $1K The Copacabana Turbo (#108-H) for $22,133. Vousden has seven career titles–his sixth came in the $1K Sunday High Roller for $65,046.

TRAPLY DENIES MATTSSON: Peter “Belabacsi” Traply defeated Simon “C. Darwin2” Mattsson heads-up to win the $215 Copacabana for $15,909. This is the Hungarian’s sixth career SCOOP win. Mattsson settled for $11,463 and will have to wait for his 15th title, while Brandon “Tyrion2205” Sheils came close to his second of the year, finishing fourth for $5,952.

SMILING SMILJKOVIC: Daniel “SmilleThHero” Smiljkovic picked up his third career title on Thursday, topping the (takes deep breath) $530 7-Max Turbo Mystery Bounty Daily Cooldown (#109-H) for $20,500, including $13,500 in bounty prizes. The German, now based in Austria, overcame a stacked final table that included Alex “Pwndidi” Theologis, Patrick “pads1161” Leonard, Joris “BillLewinsky” Ruijs, and Bruno “botteonpoker” Botteon.

EPT CHAMP DOES DOUBLE: EPT Paris 2023 winner Razvan “razvyqq” Belea won his second SCOOP title of the year in the 1,260-entry $109 Mystery Cooldown (#109-M) and banked $11,536 total. To get the job done he had to defeat Blaz “Scarmak3r” Zerjav heads up, and deny PokerStars Ambassador Benjamin “Spraggy” Spragg, who fell in fifth for $2,480 plus $1,056 in bounties. Belea’s maiden title came in the $109 7-Max Deep Stacks (#25-M) and was worth $22,371.

LIKE BUSES: Markku “markovitus” Koplimaa waited years to capture his first SCOOP title only for two to come along at once. The Estonian’s second of the year came in the $530 6-Max Hyper PKO Daily Supersonic (#110-H), where he overcame 150 entries to win $6,948 plus $8,934 in bounties.

THURSDAY, MARCH 19

FLERREHUVE’S FIRST: Mattsson. Ödeen. Åstedt. Sweden has produced some of SCOOP’s greatest players, but until Wednesday night, one of the country’s high-stakes crushers had yet to claim a title. That changed when “flerrehuve” broke through, capturing a maiden SCOOP victory in the $1K Super Tuesday (#93-H) for $35,684. Denied in the process was “Tapiscallé?”, who had been chasing a fifth win of the series. They had to settle for $27,781 for second place.

THREE NEW DOUBLE CHAMPS: Three new names have been added to our multiple champions list (see below). Ukraine’s “SerMaxPro” Ukraine topped the 38-entry $530 FL Badugi (#101-H) for their second of the year, denying Andre “premove” Skvortsov a series hat trick. They won $7,299 and already had a $530 HORSE title for $11,425.

“The TJS” of the UK won the $109 FL Badugi (#101-M) for $2,828 for their sixth career title, adding to the $109 Stud Hi/Lo title won earlier this series. And Slovenia’s “DanielNegroAno8” took down the $530 Turbo Fenomeno (#103-H) for $11,752, having already won a $530 Deep Stacks for $24,228. They now have three wins overall.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18

BRUSCHI’S BRILLIANCE CONTINUES: When Simon “C. Darwin2” Mattsson set a series record in 2025 by winning five titles, Renan “Internett93o” Bruschi was right behind him on four. Fast forward a year, and Bruschi has now surpassed Mattsson’s tally, picking up his sixth win of 2026 on Tuesday. The Brazilian–who, with 12 titles, is the most successful Brazilian SCOOP player of all time–took down the $530 Deep Stack (#91-H), topping 196 entries and a final table that included runner-up “drew.derzh”, Niklas “Lena900” Astedt, and Bruno “great dant” Volkmann, to bank $19,838. Bruschi’s brilliance this series trails only the haul of “king153246”, who has seven titles so far this year.

BRUSCHI’S 12 SCOOP TITLES:

2026 – $530 Deep Stack – $19,838
2026 – $1,050 PLO – $25,853
2026 – $5,200 Titans – $77,506
2026 – $530 6-Max PKO – $17,308
2026 – $1K 8-Game – $16,903
2026 – $530 NL 5-Card Draw PKO – $8,155
2025 – $1,050 PLO8 [6-Max] – $15,863
2025 – $109 NLHE [Deep Stacks] – $25,148
2025 – $1,050 Razz [6-Max] – $18,823
2025 – $1,050 PLO [6-Max] – $26,752
2024 – $1 050 HORSE – $16,733
2021 – $109 NLHE 8-Max – $87,203

FAL1ST FIRST AGAIN: The beast named “FAL1st” has won their second title of the year, and 11th overall, in the $55 NL 2-7 Single Draw PKO (#92-M). The event received 256 entries and FAL1st took it down for $1,072 plus $1,527 in bounties.

FAL1ST’S 11 SCOOP TITLES:

2026 – $55 NL 2-7 Single Draw PKO – $2,599
2026 – $1,050 Stud – $12,229
2025 – $109 Stud [6-Max] – $3,164
2025 – $22 PLO [6-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO] – $3,032
2025 – $11 PLO8 [6-Max] – $3,498
2025 – $109 FLO8 [6-Max] – $5,214
2024 – $530 HORSE [6-Max Progressive KO] – $9,398
2024 – $5.50 PLO8 [6-Max] – $2,104
2023 – $1,050 5-Card PLO8 [6-Max] – $26,977
2023 – $5.50 PLO8 [6-Max] – $2,170
2021 – $109 FL Badugi 6-Max – $5,385

EASY AS PYE: Former PokerStars Ambassador Mason “Pye_Face21” Pye is now a two-time SCOOP champion after taking down the 901-entry $5.50 2-7 Single Draw PKO (#92-L) for $306 plus $271 in bounties. Pye’s first title came in 2021 when he won a $109 Stud event for $6,729.

ASTEDT AND FAL1ST DENIED: It could have been three for “FAL1st” and two for Niklas “Lena900” Astedt as both made the final three in the $215 PLO8 (#94-M), but it was the UK’s “soumi7” who denied them both, winning $9,561 and their second SCOOP title. Astedt banked $7,058 for second, while “FAL1st” picked up $5,211 for third.

BREAKING THROUGH IN STYLE: “IgammiI€120” of Belarus picked up their maiden SCOOP title in style, winning the $2K PKO High Roller (#86-H) for $21,393 plus $32,406 in bounties. They already have two WCOOP wins.

TUESDAY, MARCH 17

BIGGEST SCORE YET: The largest prize of the 2026 series so far was won by Romania’s Narcis “Narcisus90” Nedelcu, when he took down the $530 Sunday Million (#81-M) on Monday for $150,167. No bounties, no mysteries, just a good ol’ vanilla MTT with huge prizes. This is Nedelcu’s sixth career SCOOP title.

10 FOR FAL1ST: They were already leading the High and Overall SCOOP leader boards (and second in the Low and Medium) without having won a title, but finally, after two runner-up finishes, the mysterious FAL1st is on the board. The Thailand-based Russian player won the $1K Stud (#87-H) for $12,229, besting 32 entries. They now have 10 titles for their career.

FAL1ST’S 10 SCOOP TITLES

2026 – $1,050 Stud – $12,229
2025 – $109 Stud [6-Max] – $3,164
2025 – $22 PLO [6-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO] – $3,032
2025 – $11 PLO8 [6-Max] – $3,498
2025 – $109 FLO8 [6-Max] – $5,214
2024 – $530 HORSE [6-Max Progressive KO] – $9,398
2024 – $5.50 PLO8 [6-Max] – $2,104
2023 – $1,050 5-Card PLO8 [6-Max] – $26,977
2023 – $5.50 PLO8 [6-Max] – $2,170
2021 – $109 FL Badugi 6-Max – $5,385

THREE DOUBLE CHAMPS: Michael “merla888” Gathy, based in Mexico, became a seven-time SCOOP champ and double champ in 2026 with a win in the $530 Sunday Warm-Up PKO (#80-H) for $36,320 total. They’d already won a $215 8-Game (#76-H) title for $5,103 earlier this series. We also saw Denmark’s Christian “Cmoosepower” Elgstrom win his second of the year and eighth overall, topping 163 entries in the $109 Stud (#87-M) for $3,297. Finally, Twitch streamer and high stakes pro Daniel “starwins :)” Petersen became a double champ in 2026 with victory in the $530 5-Max Hyper PKO (#90-H), topping 126 entries and banking $16,990 total. Petersen has three SCOOP titles overall.

MAIDEN WINNERS: Two Brits won their maiden SCOOP titles on Monday. Patrick ‘JaegsPL’ Lauber binked his first SCOOP in the $530 PLO Turbo PKO (#89-H) for $16,318 total, while Brandon “Tyrion2205” Sheils won the $109 medium edition for $6,631.

MONDAY, MARCH 16

LIVING LIKE A KING: Just last year, Simon “C. Darwin2” Mattsson enjoyed one of the greatest SCOOP series in history, winning five titles in a single campaign. But it’s taken no time at all for that record to be smashed. Albania’s “king153246” has now captured seven titles this series–and there are still nine more days of action. The king’s latest two wins came in the 36-entry $530 FLHE (#67-H) for $7,540 on Thursday, followed by the 194-entry $530 Mystery Bounty HR (#77-H) on Saturday for $12,994 total. We already knew this going in, but king153246 (who now has nine career titles) is simply a special talent. What more can you say?

14 FOR ÖDEEN: Another player who continues to amaze and add to their SCOOP Legacy is Sweden’s Jerry “Perrymejsen” Ödeen. He already had two wins this year heading into the weekend, but added two more trophies to the mantle, the first in the $55 PLO8 (#69-M) for $5,772, besting 673 entries, then the 1,138-entry $109 NLHE Deep Stacks (#73-M) for $18,286. Ödeen is now tied with Mattsson at the top of the Most Titles list on 14.

BEST MULTIPLE CHAMPS LIST IN COOP HISTORY?: Wow. The multiple champions list is busier than ever this year. Malta’s “Tapiscallé?” is up to four for the year (and their career), winning the $109 Thursday Thrill (#68-L) for $30,667 total, and the $55 NLHE Turbo PKO (#71-M) for $11,063 total. Brazil’s Renan “Internett93o” Bruschi is one ahead, taking down the $1K PLO (#74-H) for $25,853 to take his tally up to five for the year, and 11 overall.

QUICKFIRE HEADLINES:

• Joao “Naza114” Vieira banked the biggest single score of the series, topping 35 elite entries in the $10K Thrill High Roller (#68-H) for $146,362, beating Enrico “WhaTisL0v3” Camosci heads up.
• Speaking of Camosci, the Italian won the $1K Turbo PKO (#84-H) for $33,130. Remarkably, this is Camosci’s maiden SCOOP title.
• Pavel “silentm0de” Plesuv won two titles over the weekend. The first came in the $1K Thursday Thrill (#68-M) for $48,025 total, then the $1K NLHE 6-Max (#70-H) for $28,101. He now has four titles overall.
• Robin “Robinho” Ylitalo picked up his third career title in the $55 PLO (#74-L) for $5,960.
• The mysterious “hello_totti” topped the $5K Titans (#81-H) for $87,885, besting 48 entries. This is totti’s fourth career title.
• Christian “eisenhower1” Jeppsson won the second title of his career in the $530 7-Max Mystery Bounty (#83-H) for $24,450.
• “Badbomen” is a double champ after winning the $109 PLO (#82-M) for $12,331. They’d already won a $22 PLO title earlier this series.

THURSDAY, MARCH 12

TWELVE FOR ÖDEEN: Jerry “Perrymejsen” Ödeen continues his ascent towards the top of the Most SCOOP Titles list. The Swede is now up to 12–good for joint-third–after taking down the 322-entry $320 Deep Stacks (#59-H) for $18,717. He’d already binked the $109 5-Card PLO PKO (#20-M) for $9,068 total earlier this series.

ÖDEEN’S 12 SCOOP TITLES:

2026 — 59-H: $320 NLHE Deep Stacks — $18,717
2026 — 20-M: $109 5-Card PLO PKO — $9,068
2025 — 35-M: $109 8-Game — $6,174
2025 — 30-M: $109 Stud Hi/Lo — $4,935
2024 — 110-H: $1 050 NLO8 [6-Max] — $23,897
2024 — 60-M: $109 Razz — $5,400
2024 — 30-M: $33 NLHE Turbo — $24,750
2023 — 29-H: $320+R NLHE [8-Max Rebuy] — $44,828
2022 — 91-L: $11 NLHE [6-Max, Turbo] — $11,149
2022 — 90-H: $1,050 NLO8 — $28,101
2021 — 81-H: $2,100 PLO8 6-Max — $62,426
2019 – 48-H: $530 PLO H/L — $29,348

WE COULD BE HEROES: Andy “BowieEffect” Wilson captured his second career SCOOP title, and first since 2021, on Wednesday, topping the $1K Super Tuesday (#55-H) for $39,675. As you’d expect, the 197 entries came from some of the game’s best. But BowieEffect was the hero on the day.

LONG TIME COMING: Long-time grinder Markku “markovitus” Koplimaa has clinched his maiden SCOOP title, and he didn’t make it easy for himself. The Estonian had to battle through a whopping 6,170 entries in the $11 Super Tuesday (#55-L) to bank $8,599 and lifelong bragging rights. But finally, he’s on the board.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11

LEONARD SECURES RARE TRIPLE: They’re putting something in those Vancouver cookies (see his Instagram stories) because Patrick “pads1161” Leonard just can’t stop winning. For the third day in a row, we’re reporting that Leonard has won another SCOOP title, taking his career total up to 13–that’s joint second all-time. The Brit’s latest victory came in the 132-entry $215 FL 2-7 Triple Draw (#56-M) for $5,569–just a buy-in for a high roller like Leonard, but you know it’s not about the money for this guy.

LEONARD’S 13 SCOOP TITLES

2026 — $215 FL 2-7 Triple Draw — $5,569
2026 — $1K PLO8 — $20,551
2026 — $530 6-Max Hyper Sunday Supersonic — $20,396
2025 — $1,050 Stud Hi/Lo — $16,158
2025 — $1,050 7-Max Turbo PKO Daily Cooldown — $31,949
2024 — $530 NLHE [Wednesday Mystery] — $36,639
2023 — $5,200 Titans 8-max PKO — $197,117
2022 — $530 6+ Hold’em 8-max Turbo PKO — $12,583
2021 — $1,050 NLHE Afternoon Deep Stack — $60,953
2021 — $5,200 NLHE PKO Sunday HR SE — $258,007
2020 — $2,100 PLO8, 6-Max — $52,606
2020 — $215+R NLHE 8-Max Turbo Rebuy — $41,809
2017 — $215 PLO Heads-Up — $18,567

¡AY, CARAMBA! SIMPSON WINS MAIDEN TITLE: From grassroots to the big leagues, Ian “Simpioni” Simpson has enjoyed a fantastic career, but a SCOOP title had always eluded him…until now. The Brit took down the $55 Deep Stacks, navigating through a 2,394-entry field to bank $17,592.

LONG LIVE THE KING: This is incredible stuff. Last year’s SCOOP was the year of Simon “C. Darwin2” Mattsson, who won a record-setting five titles in a single SCOOP series. But that record has been matched as Albania’s “king153246” picked up their fifth of the year on Tuesday, topping the $530 Turbo for (#53-H) for $13,292 total. The final table was loaded, featuring Jonathan “Proudflop” Proudfoot, Niklas “Lena900” Astedt, and Patrick “pads1161” Leonard.

FOUR MORE DOUBLE CHAMPS: We’ve got four new names to add to our multiple champions list (see below). The most notable (i.e. the one we have a name for) is Andrey “Anjeyyy” Novak, who added a $1K Bounty Builder HR (#48-H) title and $38,807 to the $5K Thursday Thrill (#27-H) they’d already won ($77,595). Novak now has seven SCOOP titles overall. Elsewhere, Finland’s “Niv-Mizzet D” topped the $55 FL 2-7 Triple Draw for $3,407, having already won the $55 NL 5-Card Draw (#14-M) for $2,144. That takes them up to three titles overall. Their fellow Fin “texasilainen” won the $215 PLO PKO (#54-M) for $16,680, adding to the $530 5-Card PLO (#35-H) they’d already binked for $13,039, taking their career total up to four. And last but not least, Malta’s “Tapiscallé?” topped 99 entries in the $1K NLHE (#50-H) for $23,897, following a win in the $1K Bounty Builder HR for $34,695 total. These are their first SCOOP wins.

TUESDAY, MARCH 10

SCOOP TOPS $1.5 BILLION: We knew it was coming, but seeing it written down and official is still quite something. The Spring Championship of Online Poker has surpassed $1.5 billion in total prizes awarded since its inception in 2009, and long may that amount grow.

ALL-TIME SCOOP PRIZES AWARDED: $1,503,455,766 (as of Tuesday, March 10)

KING TIES BRUSCHI ON FOUR: Another night, another title for “king153246”. The mysterious Albanian just can’t be stopped, but that was literally true in the $109 PKO Sunday Warm Up for $19,968 plus $15,755 in bounties. King is now tied on four titles for the series (alongside Renan “Internett93o” Bruschi). They have six SCOOP wins overall.

TWO IN TWO FOR LEONARD: One of the most prolific and consistent grinders throughout any big PokerStars series, it’s no surprise to hear Patrick “pads1161” Leonard has gone back-to-back, winning two titles in consecutive nights. The Brit’s second of the year (and 12th overall) came in the $1K PLO8 (#41-H), where he outlasted 86 entries and picked up $20,551. Leonard is now joint-third all-time on the Most SCOOP titles list, alongside Benny “RunGodlike” Glaser.

LEONARD’S 12 SCOOP TITLES

2026 — $1K PLO8 — $20,551
2026 — $530 6-Max Hyper Sunday Supersonic — $20,396
2025 — $1,050 Stud Hi/Lo — $16,158
2025 — $1,050 7-Max Turbo PKO Daily Cooldown — $31,949
2024 — $530 NLHE [Wednesday Mystery] — $36,639
2023 — $5,200 Titans 8-max PKO — $197,117
2022 — $530 6+ Hold’em 8-max Turbo PKO — $12,583
2021 — $1,050 NLHE Afternoon Deep Stack — $60,953
2021 — $5,200 NLHE PKO Sunday HR SE — $258,007
2020 — $2,100 PLO8, 6-Max — $52,606
2020 — $215+R NLHE 8-Max Turbo Rebuy — $41,809
2017 — $215 PLO Heads-Up — $18,567

ASTEDT MAKES IT 12: Niklas “Lena900” Astedt took down his 12th SCOOP title on Monday, winning the $1K PKO Sunday Warm up for $21,149 plus $22,936 in bounties. To get the job done, the Swedish superstar had to defeat the talented Blaz “Scarmak3r” Zerjav.

BRAVO, PARDO: We told you, didn’t we? We told you that when Juan “Malaka$tyle” Pardo took down the SCOOP Warm-Up Main Event for $57,427 before this series started, he was poised to add to his trophy collection. Now he’s done it, winning the $1K 6-Max for $35,104, besting 176 entries. The Spaniard–now based in Andorra–has seven SCOOPs for his career.

SUNDAY SPECIALS: The two largest individual prizes from Sunday’s Day 2 tournaments went to Samuel “€urop€an” Vousden and “nomalice”. Vousden, who now has seven SCOOP victories overall, took down the $1K Sunday High Roller for $65,046, overcoming 350 entries from the best in the g

MONDAY, MARCH 9

That’s the first full weekend of SCOOP 2026 in the books, and boy, was it a big one. There was plenty of moving and shaking, so let’s get down to business.

BRILLIANT BRUSCHI: Since our last update on Thursday (March 5), Renan “Internett93o” Bruschi has taken down three more SCOOP titles, taking his career total up to ten. Having already won event #14-H (scroll down for details), he then picked up the first of the weekend in the $1K 8-Game (#33-H) for $16,903, followed by the $530 6-Max PKO for $17,308 total. But the Brazilian saved the best until last, topping an elite 63-entry field in the $5K Titans (#42-H) to bank $77,506. He is now tied with Kelvin “Kelvin_FP:AR” Kerber as the two Brazilian players with the most SCOOP titles (10).

SECOND ALL-TIME FOR SKVORTSKOV: Andre “Premove” Skvortsov is now just one win away from tying Simon “C. Darwin2” Mattsson at the top of the Most SCOOP Titles list. The Russian, now based in Bosnia and Herzegovina, not only won two titles but both came in the same event: #22 NLO8. Skvortsov won both the $109 Medium and $1K High for $7,356 and $22,287, respectively. He now has 13 SCOOP titles and stands alone in second place.

HAT TRICK FOR KING153246: Bruschi isn’t the only triple champ. Albanian crusher “king153246” picked up a hat trick of their own, besting 295 entries in the $109 8-Game (#33-M) for $5,614.

LEONARD BREAKS THROUGH: After two runner-up finishes, Patrick “pads1161” Leonard has clinched his 11th title late on Sunday, winning the $530 6-Max Hyper Sunday Supersonic for $20,396.

Thursday, March 5

ODEEN TIES FOR THIRD ALL-TIME: Sweden’s Jerry “Perrymejsen” Odeen picked up his 11th career title on Wednesday, topping the $109 5-Card PLO PKO (#20-M) for $9,068 total. Odeen is now tied with Niklas “Lena900” Astedt and Andre “premove” Skvortsov on 11 wins, trailing only Simon “C. Darwin2” Mattsson on 14, and Benny “RunGodlike” Glaser on 12.

MULTIPLE CHAMPIONS: Albania’s brightest star ‘king153246’ became the second double champ of the series on Tuesday, taking down the $530 6-Max Turbo PKO (#18-H) for $15,962 total. They’d already won a NLHE title in the $1K 7-Max (#06-H), taking their career total up to four. The only other two-time winner so far this year is Lithuania’s “Eimantasa”, who can boast victories in both the $530 Bounty Builder HR (#09-M) for $29,570 total, and the $1K NLHE PKO (#11-H) for $33,833 total. Those two titles are the first of Eimantasa’s career, so it’s a real breakthrough.

NEYMAR DENIED BY PETERSEN: Daniel “starwins :)” Petersen won his second career SCOOP on Tuesday–and it was a big one. The Dane topped an elite 49-entry field in the $5K PKO (#09-H) and banked $90,337, including a whopping $54,062 in bounties. What will no doubt make the win even more special for Petersen as time goes by is that the great Neymar Jr was also on the final table, finishing third for $23K. Neymar has made two finals so far this series.

BRUSCHI AND ELGSTROM MAKE IT SEVEN: Renan “Internett93o” Bruschi had a series to remember in 2025, winning four titles and enjoying countless other deep runs. Those wins took him to six for his career, and he’s already added a seventh in 2026, winning the $530 5-Card Draw PKO (#14-H) for $8,155. Denmark’s Christian “Cmoosepower” Elgstrom is also now a seven-time SCOOP winner, topping the $1K HORSE (#10-H) for $15,366.

QUICKFIRE HEADLINES: Kelvin “Kelvin_FP:AR” Kerber is now a 10-time SCOOP champ, winning the $1K PLO (#16-H) for $24,729. At the same time, Tom “Jabracada” Hall was taking down the $11 Low edition for $2,986 and his maiden SCOOP win. Finally, Vlad “dariepoker” Darie now has four SCOOPs for his career. The latest came in the $1K Super Tuesday (#15-M), where Darie saw off a 192-entry field to bank $39,676.

Tuesday, March 3

RAYMOND DENIES NEYMAR, MATEOS, MATTSSON: Alexandre “aminolast” Raymond kicked his series off in style–not only winning the first event, but topping a star-studded final table. The Canadian overcame 240 entries in the $530 Kickoff (#02-H) to bank $23,075, and had to see off the likes of soccer superstar Neymar Jr, Adrian “Amadi_017” Mateos, Pavel “silentm0de” Plesuv, and the SCOOP GOAT, Simon “C. Darwin2” Mattsson. This is Raymond’s third SCOOP title, and third in consecutive years.

KING OF THE CASTLE: It didn’t take long for Albanian crusher “king153246” to top the SCOOP 2026 High Leader Board. A perennial performer in any big series, King took down the 97-entry $1K NLHE 7-Max (#06-H) for $26,250, besting an elite field and a final that included runner-up “CatfishBillyMan”, Mikita “fish2013” Badziakouski, and Renan “Internett930” Bruschi.

GLASER WINS TITLE #12: The UK’s Benny “RunGodlike” Glaser was already the most decorated player in COOP history heading into this series, but added to his tally by picking up a 12th SCOOP title on Monday. Glaser, who also has a record-leading 16 WCOOPs, took down the $320 Fenomeno turbo (#12-H) for $16,626. He’s now just two titles behind the all-time SCOOP leader, the aforementioned Mattsson, who has 14 titles.

GLASER’S 12 SCOOP TITLES

2026 – 12-H: $320 Fenomeno HR Turbo – $16,626
2024 – 75-L: $55 NLHE [Turbo] – $19,591
2023 – 100-M: $109 NLHE 7-Max PKO – $33,669*
2023 – 87-M: $215 PLO8 6-Max – $12,578
2023 – 22-H: $1,050 NLO8 6-Max PKO – $35,555*
2022 – 09-H: $2,100 HORSE – $31,080
2021 – 73-M: $215 PLO 6-Max, PKO – $29,549*
2020 – 06-H: $2,100 8-Game – $54,853
2019 – 13-M: 2-7 Triple Draw – $215 – $14,667
2019 – 41-H: 8-Game – $1,050 – $45,840
2018 – 17L: $22 FLHE – $6,201
2016 – 33H: $2,100 Stud Hi/Lo – $54,390

SUNDAY MILLIONS: The UK’s “BenGlaz98” is the biggest winner so far, topping 4,780 entries in the $215 Sunday Million PKO to win $100,668, including $37,009 in bounties. Canada’s “mraink” won the $1K edition for $65,122 total, while “ricardospenc” of Brazil clinched the $55 Mini for $36,614.

ABOUT THE SCOOP 2026 SERIES

Here’s what you do. Grab a felt pen, pick up your calendar, and put a big ‘X’ on the dates of March 1-25. You’re now busy.

We already knew that the Spring Championship of Online Poker was set to return earlier than normal, but today, PokerStars unveiled the full SCOOP 2026 schedule. It’s a doozy, and you won’t want to miss a day.

Check out the key series info, dates, and schedule below, then open the PokerStars client as qualifiers are running right now, starting from as little as $0.55 (you can also win SCOOP tickets from $0.50 via Power Path).

SCOOP 2026 INFO

Series Dates: March 1-25, 2026
Guarantee: Over $45 million Gtd
Buy-in range: $5.50 to $15K
No.of events: 400 tournaments across 136 events

KEY EVENTS

Mar 1: $215 Sunday Million (PKO), $1M Gtd

Mar 8:
$22 Mystery Sunday Special, $300K Gtd
$109 Sunday Million (PKO), $1M Gtd

Mar 15:
$55 Mini Sunday Million (PKO), $500K Gtd
$530 Sunday Million, $1M Gtd

Main Events (Mar 22):
$109 SCOOP Main Event Low, $1.5M Gtd
$1,050 SCOOP Main Event Med, $2M Gtd
$5,200 SCOOP Main Event High, $2M Gtd

Big shiny SCOOP trophies will be sent to every event and leader board winner (unless you live in Belarus, Ukraine, Sweden, or Austria).

SCOOP 2026 SCHEDULE

ALL TIME SCOOP STATS

This year, we’re counting down (or up) to $1.5 billion in SCOOP prizes…

Updated: Saturday, February 28

Events: 1,231
Tournaments: 3,680
Total entries: 144,715,424
Total prize pools: $1,485,704,101
Total first-place prizes: $227,004,607

NEW MARCH DATES

When you really think about it, March turns out to be a better month for online poker than May.

For starters, the weather in March is generally worse, making staying inside a pleasure. Fewer major sporting events are going on, thus fewer distractions. Plus, it doesn’t clash with any other major poker festivals.

March 1st is also the official start of Spring. Enough said.

The iconic Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP) is back in 2026, only this time it is springing forward and will take place during March, bringing the world-class festival forward from prior years.

So get these dates in your diary:

MARCH 1-25, 2026

SCOOP remains one of the most anticipated moments in the global poker calendar. Players can expect the same premium multi-tiered schedule, high-stakes drama, and standout events that have defined SCOOP for over 15 years, all landing earlier to give players a fresh start to 2026. 

The date change is part of PokerStars’ ongoing approach to optimising player experience. To put it simply, there was an opportunity to bring SCOOP 2026 forward and give players an improved SCOOP experience, so PokerStars took it.

SCOOP 2026 FAQs

WHAT HAPPENED IN 2025?

SCOOP 2025 was a sensational series, and we expect 2026 to be just as exciting, if not more so.

We saw seismic shifts on SCOOP’s all-time title list, with Simon “C. Darwin2” Mattsson cementing himself as the Spring Championship’s GOAT. The Swede won five titles this year, taking his total tally up to 14 (and with multiple runner-up finishes, it could have been a lot more). 

Two players won four titles this year, including Renan “Internett93o” Bruschi. Parker “tonkaaaa” Talbot added two trophies to his collection, taking him to three for his career. PokerStars Ambassador Sebastian “peace&loove” Huber binked a maiden SCOOP title too.

Brazil outdid itself once again, smashing its previous series record of 89 titles (2023) to finish with 101 titles overall.

Check out the final stats, countries leader board, multiple champions list, full results table, and Player of the Series result from SCOOP 2025 at the link below.

SCOOP 2025: The year of Simon ‘C. Darwin2’ Mattsson

WHICH PLAYERS HAVE THE MOST SCOOP TITLES?

Here you’ll find an up-to-date list of the players who have won the most SCOOP titles throughout their careers.

Last updated: January 2026

READ: Which poker players have the most SCOOP titles?

SCOOP WARM UP COVERAGE AND RESULTS

Tuesday, February 17

Juan “Malaka$tyle” Pardo took down the $1K SCOOP Warm Up Series Main Event on Monday, topping an elite 368-entry field to win $57,427 and wrap up the series. The Andorra-based Spaniard already has six SCOOP titles heading into this year’s festival, and after this victory, he’s poised add to his collection.

The biggest score of the entire series went to Romania’s “Speedyy1986”, who turned a $109 entry in the Low Main Event into a staggering $138,762. The tournament had 10,426 entries and a prize pool of more than $1 million.

ALL SCOOP WARM UP SERIES 2026 RESULTS

Monday, February 16

Both SCOOP Warm Up Main Events ($109 and $1,050) beat their guarantees on Sunday, with a massive $138,762 awaiting the champ in the former, and $57,427 up top in the latter. Champions will be crowned today.

We saw plenty of notable names pick up titles over the weekend, including our very own Sebastian “peace&loove” Huber, who took down the $22 NLHE [Progressive KO, Stackosaurus] (#60-L) for $15.743, including bounties. Huber becomes the second PokerStars Ambassador to pick up a win during the series, following Marle “MarlzTV” Spragg’s victory in the $530 Bounty Builder last week.

Other standouts include Jack “JBHInfinity” Hardcastle, who took down a $530 Bounty Builder of his own (#61-H) for $22.852 total, as well as Andrey “Anjeyyy” Novak and “Niv-Mizzet D”.

Friday, February 13

We hope you’re feeling limber, because the SCOOP Warm Up series is almost over. That means SCOOP 2026 is on the horizon…

But first! We’ve got the SCOOP Warm Up Main Events this weekend:

• $109 Main Event Low, $1 million guaranteed, February 15
• $1,050 Main Event High, $300,000 guaranteed, February 15

Qualifiers are currently running on PokerStars, so don’t write this one off!

Tuesday, February 10

We’re 90 events into the SCOOP Warm Up Series, but there’s still a busy week to come. Here are a few stats:

• Total entries: 247,673
• Total prize pools: $7,435,823
• There are only two double champions so far: “jorginho88” of Austria and “Billionai8” of Mongolia
• The biggest score of the series so far went to Mongolia’s “ezmng”, who won the $5K Titans (#05-H) for $73,348
• Brazil leads with 17 titles, followed by the United Kingdom (13) and Germany (11)

Notable winners in the series so far include:

• Jamie “jamiedwan21” Dwan
• Marle “MarlzTV” Spragg (PokerStars Ambassador)
• “Sintoras”
• Audrius “Stakelis24” Stakelis
• Tom “Jabracada” Hall
• “AchoBogdanov”
• Peter “Belabacsi” Traply

Thursday, February 5

The first weekend of the Warm Up Series wrapped up on Monday, and it was a big one.

The $109 Sunday Special PKO (#04-L) smashed its half-a-million guarantee, with 6,635 entries creating a $663,500 prize pool. Brazil’s “brazil5card” topped the lot and picked up $58,742 total, the biggest of Brazil’s five wins so far.

It’s the UK that currently leads the countries leaderboard, having picked up six titles over the opening two days. The most notable of which went to Jamie Dwan (“jamiedwan21”), who took down the $1K Monday High Roller (#09-H) for $21,611.

The biggest score of the series so far went to Mongolia’s “ezmng”, who overcame an unbelievably tough 40-entry field in the $5K Titans (#05-H) for $73,348.

ALL SCOOP WARM UP SERIES RESULTS

ABOUT SCOOP WARM UP SERIES

The iconic Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP) has never run earlier, but still, we can’t have you sitting around waiting until March for SCOOP action.

You need to warm up. You need to prepare. You need to get set for greatness, because this year, it could be you hoisting a SCOOP trophy and becoming a champion.

That’s why PokerStars has announced the SCOOP WarmUp series, a 69-event extravaganza with $10 million guaranteed in prizes, running from February 1-16.

BUILD MOMENTUM

All events feature high and low tiers, inspired by SCOOP events and formats, and buy-ins range from $2.20 to $5,200. SCOOP Warm Up offers newcomers and seasoned pros the perfect opportunity to fine-tune their online poker skills and build momentum ahead of the prestigious SCOOP series, which this year runs from March 1-25 (instead of its usual May slot).
 
Among the SCOOP Warm Up schedule highlights are two thrilling Main Events and an exciting lineup of top poker tournaments every Sunday:

• $109 Sunday Special (PKO), $500,000 guaranteed, February 1
• $75 Sunday Special, $400,000 guaranteed, February 8
• $22 Mystery Sunday Special, $250,000 guaranteed, February 8
• $109 Main Event Low, $1 million guaranteed, February 15
• $1,050 Main Event High, $300,000 guaranteed, February 15

Poker players can also crank up their Warm Up game with daily challenges and claim their spot in the Main Event through the SCOOP Warm Up Ticket Machine raffle, which runs February 1 -12 and awards $200,000 in coveted SCOOP Warm Up Main Event tickets.
 
For a chance to scoop a ticket, players can opt in via their challenges window from February 1 and complete up to three daily challenges by playing SCOOP Warm Up tournaments:

• Play in at least one event to secure the first raffle entry
• Play in at least two events to earn the second raffle entry
• Knock out at least two players in SCOOP Warm Up events to get a third raffle entry

And if you’re still not convinced to have a go in the SCOOP Warm Up, the SCOOP Prize Vault (running February 1-28) offers the chance to unlock even more greatness and win a share of more than $450,000 in SCOOP tickets.

On March 1, players will be able to unlock a SCOOP Locked Chest, with a SCOOP ticket worth up to $1,050 waiting to be claimed.

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