News from Day 5 of WCOOP 2022
With the sad news of the death of Her Majesty The Queen, we will be publishing a more low key results posts this weekend.
Find details from Day 5 of WCOOP 2022 below…
LATEST RESULTS
STAT TRACKER
Some 26 tournaments concluded on Day 5 and a further $4.3 million in prizes were paid out. That brings total prize pools to nearly $20 million mark. Here are the latest stats:
Tournaments completed: 69
Entries: 222,616 (inc. 79,573 re-entries)
Prize pools: $19,276,388
First-place prizes: $3,199,115 (inc. $585,881 in bounties)
Tournaments ongoing: 9
Tournaments starting today: 6
COUNTRIES LEADERBOARD
15 titles – Brazil
7 – UK
5 – Austria
4 – Bulgaria, Norway, Sweden
3 – Belarus, Canada, Ukraine
2 – Estonia, Hungary, Ireland, Romania
1 – Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Kyrgyzstan, Lithuania, Malta, Mexico, Morocco, Tunisia, Moldova, Switzerland
PLAYER OF THE SERIES UPDATE
Kelvin Kelber remains at the top of the Overall and High leader boards and has also taken the lead in the Low.
OVERALL
1 – Kelvin “Kelvin_FP:AR” Kerber, Brazil – 650 points
2 – Benny “RunGodlike” Glaser, UK – 525
3 – Rui “RuiNF” Ferreira, Brazil – 470
4 – Patrick “pads1161” Leonard, United Kingdom – 410
5 – Tobias “Senkel92” Leknes, Norway – 360
Prize: $25,000 to the winner
HIGH
1 – Kelvin “Kelvin_FP:AR” Kerber, Brazil – 305 points
2 – Andras “probirs” Nemeth, Hungary – 300
3 – Benny “RunGodlike” Glaser, UK – 295
4 – Patrick “pads1161” Leonard, UK – 275
5 – Rui “RuiNF” Ferreira, Brazil – 260
Prizes: 1st — $15,000; 2nd — $10,000; 3rd — $5,000
MEDIUM
1 – Robin “robinho” Ylitalo, Sweden – 235 points
2 – Tobias “Senkel92” Leknes, Norway – 210
3 – TheDrunkLife, Hungary – 190
=4 – regina83, Ukraine – 180
=4 – Rajadanaativ, Brazil – 180
=4 – Tr!pleeeee, Poland – 180
Prizes: 1st — $10,000; 2nd — $7,500; 3rd — $5,000; 4th — $2,500; 5th — $1,500; 6th-10th — $1,000
LOW
1 – Kelvin “Kelvin_FP:AR” Kerber, Brazil – 240 points
2 – CurrD, UK – 215
3 – OnTheThinIce, Finland – 190
4 – lgburlamaqui, Brazil – 185
5 – pinguinho, Brazil – 180
Prizes: 1st — $5,000; 2nd — $2,500; 3rd — $1,500; 4th — $1,000; 5th — $500; 6th-10th — $300; 11th-20th — $150
Check out the full WCOOP Leader Board standings.
Day 1: Mattsson off the mark for WCOOP
Day 2: World Champion Schemion denies Spraggy as Leknes makes it seven
Day 3: Five in a row for Glaser as stars shine again
Day 4: Combes and Nemeth back to winning ways
