Back to Articles WCOOP Update: Bungakat dominates, Robinson leads Main Event, Leknes makes it four October 3, 2023 | Jack Stanton Share Just two more days of the World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) 2023 remain and we’ve got a lot to shout about before it all wraps up. Two of BBZ Poker’s Bundle creators have picked up titles over the past few days, plus one of our students is chip leading the $109 Main Event with just 156 players remaining! Let’s get you caught up. BUNGAKAT DOMINATES Our man Jargo “bungakat” Alaväli has been on fire the past few days. Jargo “bungakat” Alaväli The BBZ Poker coach and creator of the Bungakat Final Table Bundle has won three huge events, starting with his maiden WCOOP title. Alaväli took down a $320 NLHE event on Sunday (October 1) for $41,793, besting an 821-entry field and defeating a tough heads-up opponent in the experienced Sami “Lrslzk” Kelopuro. And once those floodgates were opened, Alaväli hasn’t stopped. He then took down a WCOOP edition of the $109 Fenomeno for $28,903 on the same evening, topping 1,919 entries. And then on Monday (October 2) he beat 1,673 entries to win a WCOOP edition of the Big $109 for $24,134! An incredible run. Bungakat Bundle Learn to crush your final tables $125 More detailsAdd to cart LEKNES WINS TITLE #13 Mixed game crusher Tobias “Senkel92” Leknes picked up his third and fourth titles of the year on Sunday, winning the $2,100 8-Game 6-Max or $33,775. The tournament had 40 entries from many of the best all-around poker players in the world, and Leknes proved once again that he’s right up there. WCOOP legend Denis “aDrENalin710” Strebkov finished third (For years he had the most titles of all time), while Yuri “theNERDguy” Dzivielevski came fifth. He then went to win the $1,050 World Championship of NL 2-7 Single Draw for $20,786, cruising through the 54-entry field. Leknes now has 13 WCOOP titles and is second only to Benny “RunGodlike” Glaser, who has 14. Here’s a reminder of Leknes’ titles: 2017 – 60-L $109 2-7 TD – $10,286 2018 – 10-M: NLHE [8-Max Win the Button] – $44,064 2018 – 20-H: NL 5-Card Draw – $17,100 2020 – 09-L: $11 NL 2-7 Single Draw – $2,448 2020 – 45-L: $11 FL Badugi 6-Max – $2,015 2020 – 49-M: $215 NLO8 6-Max, PKO – $23,963 2022 – 05-M: $215 PLO – $26,022 2022 – 70-H: $530 PLO8 – $20,155 2022 – 81-H: $2,100 8-Game [8-Max] – $28,085 2023 – 20-M: $109 PLO 6-Max – $14,477 2023 – 67-H: $2,100 NLO8 6-Max PKO – $55,006 2023 – 87-H: $2,100 8-Game 6-Max – $33,775 2023 – $1,050 World Championship of NL 2-7 Single Draw – $20,786 Did you know you could learn mixed games from Tobias “Senkel92” Leknes? Just check out the Bundle below! Mixed Games Beginner's Course Learn the little known secrets to mixed game success. $125 More detailsAdd to cart RAILING ROBINSON IN THE MAIN EVENT! It’s going to be an exciting evening as BBZ Poker student and Twitch streamer Lukas “lukas_robo” Robinson (a.k.a. RobinPoker on Twitch) is leading the way with 156 players remaining in the $109 buy-in WCOOP Main Event. There’s a whopping $274,121 up top in this one. Just think about that for a moment. That’s 2,514 buy-ins! Robinson will be streaming his play tonight, hopefully as he reaches the final table. You can watch him play here. MTT Satellite Course Earn your seat into the biggest tournaments. $125 More detailsAdd to cart Share Related Articles DiscordInterviewsNewsPoker Simple Poker Systems leads Brazilian student to Fenomeno win September 20, 2024 Read more DiscordInterviewsNewsPoker Playing poker professionally – Part 2: Overcoming pressure, setting study routines and achieving goals July 25, 2024 Read more DiscordInterviewsNewsPokerStrategy Playing poker professionally – Part 1: Are you ready to turn pro? July 19, 2024 Read more