Benny “RunGodlike” Glaser he is one of the best mixed game players on the planet, who is loved as much as he is respected. The Southampton man delights in non-Hold’em events, evident by his four World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelets that come in Hold’em formats.
Glaser is also not far behind in the world of online poker. Earlier this week, Glaser took the lead in $ 2,100 HORSE purchase PokerStars event, part of the tournament Spring 2022 Online Poker Championship (SCOOP). This victory would require much praise in its own right, but this was Glaser’s magnificent seventh SCOOP title. Guess what? Six of these titles came from hold’em games!
SCOOP 09-H: $ 2,100 HORSE Final Table Results
PlacePlayerCountryPrize 1Benny “RunGodlike” GlaserUnited Kingdom $ 31,080 2Tobias “Senkel92” LeknesNorway $ 21,000 3Gilles “SexualDrag0n” LamyHungary $ 12,600 4FONBET_RULITArmenia $ 8,400 5dolmrenGermany $ 6,300 6Guilme “Urban” “Guilme”
Glaser was one of 42 participants in the SCOOP 09-H: $ 2,100 HORSE event and helped create a $ 84,000 prize pool. The compact field meant that only the top six finishers won a share of the pie, that is Andres “chokitin” Korn he reached the final table at eight, but still went home empty-handed.
As he did Dzmitry “Colisea” Urbanovichthe former partypoker ambassador was defeated in seventh place and earned the unwanted bubble boy title.
Brazilian feeling Guilherme “guilherme12” Decourt was the first finalist to see how some prizes came to his PokerStars account. Decourt left with $ 4,620. that of Germany “dolmren” and Armenia “FONBET_RULIT” joined Decourt as a spectator, doing so with $ 6,300 and $ 8,400 in prizes, respectively.
The tournament went to the one-on-one stage when Gilles “SexualDrag0n” Lamy he was killed in the third place. Hungarian Lamy picked up the first five-figure prize of the tournament, which is $ 12,600.
Lamy’s disappearance left Glaser in the lurch Tobias “Senkel92” Leknes from Norway, who himself owns a trio of mixed-game SCOOP titles. Glaser defeated Leknes and won his seventh SCOOP title at over $ 31,080 in prizes. Leknes invested $ 21,000 in his runner-up finish, finishing second behind Barclay’s Gerard “Kid_Poker47” in the $ 22 purchase edition of the event.
The magnificent seven for Glaser
Glaser won the first of his seven SCOOP titles in 2016 in a $ 2,100 Stud Hi / Lo event. It went blank in 2017, but has won at least one SCOOP title (two in 2019) every year since.
AnyEventPrize 201633-H: $ 2,100 Stud Hi / Lo $ 54,390 201817-L: $ 22 FLHE $ 6,201 201941-H: $ 1,050 8-Game $ 45,840 201913-M: $ 215,030 201913-M: $ 215,602 $ 715,062 $ 715,026.02 $: 215 $ PLO 6-Max PKO $ 29,549 $ 202209-H: $ 2,100 CAVALLET $ 31,081
Winning his seventh SCOOP title links Glaser with a bit of poker royalty. Mike “SirWatts” Watson and the Finnish superstar Jussi “calvin7v” Nevanlinna they both have seven SCOOP victories each.
All three of these elite mills have something to catch up on if they want to be known as the most successful SCOOP player in history. Currently, that is Calvin “cal42688” Anderson which is in double digit with ten SCOOP in its name. However, Anderson has not won first place in a SCOOP event since winning event no. 26 in 2018.
It would take a brave or foolish person to bet on Glaser catching and then overtaking Anderson, mostly because Glaser’s recovery has taken him only six years, while Anderson SCOOP’s first win came back in 2010.
