TCOOP Kicks off today at Pokerstars
The Turbo Championship of Online Poker kicks off today at Pokerstars.com. Fifty high speed events will take place from now until the 29th, with buyins ranging from $22, all the way to a high roller $2200 event, no event is slated to last longer than seven hours, so sit down for a quick session, and take a shot at the big bucks with the Tutbo Championship of Online Poker, only at Pokerstars.com
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