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Hobold and Berglin Score Wins in WCOOP Boot Camp Events

Hobold and Berglin Score Wins in WCOOP Boot Camp Events

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PokerStars’ WCOOP Boot Camp series continues to produce notable winners ahead of the upcoming World Championship of Online Poker. Brazil’s Dalton “daltonhb” Hobold and Sweden’s Dennis “DBerglin” Berglin were the latest players to secure titles in the run-up event.

Hobold, who already holds four SCOOP titles and one WCOOP crown, triumphed in the $530 NLHE Bounty Builder High Roller. He outlasted a 143-entry field that included well-known players such as Claas “SsicK_OnE” Segebrecht and Daniel “DaniC19941893” Custodio before defeating Finland’s “Deal with It” heads-up to claim $14,256.

Berglin’s win came in the $75 NLHE Mystery Sunday Special, which attracted 5,056 entries and surpassed its guarantee to create a $344,718 prize pool. He reached heads-up against Brazil’s “Honey Dick,” and the pair agreed to a deal before Berglin sealed the title, earning $19,016 to his opponent’s $22,657.

Berglin, who recently made two final tables at the WSOP Circuit Estonia festival, will look to add a WCOOP title to his 2017 SCOOP victory when the series begins next month.

PokerStars still has 27 numbered events, comprising 54 tournaments, remaining before the WCOOP Boot Camp concludes. Among them are two Main Events starting August 16 at 7:00 p.m. CEST, with buy-ins of $109 and $1,050 and guarantees of $500,000 and $300,000 respectively.

Day 1 flights for both Main Events end at 2:55 a.m. CEST, with Day 2 resuming on August 17. Satellites offering entry from as little as $1.10 remain open for players hoping to qualify for either event.

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