NLHE Super High Roller $25,000, $2.5M GTD. With a $25,000 buy-in, this is the biggest event for only the highest of the high rollers. Show that you have what it takes. A pair of Heads-Up events kicked off while the cooler-ridden Super High Roller final table was in play. The first, a $1,050 buy-in affair, attracted 102 entrants who were whittled down to only 16.

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The latest edition of the GCOOP is running online at Grosvenor Poker and seven players have become champions, padding their bankrolls in the process.

Katie Swift Takes Down Back-to-Back Events

Katie 'KatieSwiftPro' Swift is a member of the talented Team Grosvenor sponsored pros and she wears the patch with pride. The grinder from Kent has more than $350,000 in live tournament winnings thanks to some excellent results.

Swift finished second in the 2015 Goliath tournament for £46,300 and netted £100,000 for a seventh-place finish in the 2017 partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Dusk Till Dawn. Both those results were impressive but didn't see Swift bag a title. She's made amends for that with a brace of GCOOP victories this week.

The first victory came on November 16 when Swift outlasted a 348-strong field in the £5 buy-in PKO event. Victory saw a prize weighing in at £137.35 head to Swift's account.

Twenty-four hours later, Swift was one of the 313-entrants in the £30 buy-in 6-Max event. Eight hours after buying in, Swift was the last player standing and walked away with £1,639.05 for her troubles. Amazingly, she also cashed in the tournament before her first victory and in the event following her second win! No doubt Swift will be playing in the pair of Deep and Steep events scheduled for November 18.

flora1978 Shines in High Roller

Event #2, the £225 buy-in High Roller, took place on November 15 and saw 187 buy-ins collected. The entrants created a £39,270 prize pool, almost double the advertised £20,000 guarantee.

The top 24 finishers received a slice of the pie, with “McReidSandwich” being the unfortunate soul who burst the money bubble. Their elimination locked up at least £471.24 for the surviving players.

That minimum prize increased to £981.75 by the time there were only eight players remaining

“ElBaReHplcEdNi” was the first player to crash and burn. “3betwizkid” busted in seventh and won the tournament’s first four-figure prize, namely £1,276.27.

Sixth-place and £1,570.80 went to “it5tricky” before Team Grosvenor Pro Joe “JoeBeeversPro” Beevers saw his tournament abruptly in fifth-place, a finish that saw a prie weighing in at £2,159.85 wing its way to him.

The tournament became even more short-handed when “Geezo” ran out of steam in fourth. This saw Geezo rake in a £3,534.30 prize.

Heads-up was set when “HodlGang212” fell in third for $5,105.10, a healthy return despite firing two £225 bullets. That heads-up battle pitched “flora1978” and “PeanutButtlerFalc” against each other for the large top prize.

Flora1978 got the job done and their hands on the £8,737.59 top prize, leaving the runner-up to receive a £6,675.90 payout.

GCOOP #2: High Roller Final Table Results

GCOOP Results So Far

Remaining GCOOP Event Schedule

Three more events have five-figure guarantees placed on them. The next takes place on November 21, the £225 buy-in GCOOP #14: High Roller PKO.

A day later, the GCOOP Main Event, a £110 buy-in tournament with a £30,000 guarantee, shuffles up and deals. The £560 buy-in Super High Roller with its £20,000 guarantee kicks off an hours later.

Satellites for these big guaranteed events are available, as you’d expect from an outfit like Grosvenor.

*indicates tournament is a two-day event

GCOOP Player of the Series Leaderboard Prizes

Grosvenor Poker awards you Player of the Series leaderboard points each time you play in a GCOOP event, with more points given for deeper finishes. It certainly pays to take down a GCOOP tournament because that gifts you plenty of prize money plus 150 leaderboard points.

Points are doubled in the Main Event meaning you can lock up 300 points if you come out on top and bag yourself the lion’s share of the £30,000 guaranteed prize pool.

The top 10 players in the Player of the Series race win a prize. These range from a £110 tournament ticket right up to £1,500 worth of tickets for the eventual winner!

Swift is right up there in the top 10 but is ineligible for prizes due to her Team Grosvenor status. This means 11th place will receive a prize if Swift remains in the prize-awarding places.

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There will be two partypoker Pros gunning for the victory in the Caribbean Poker Party Super High Roller when the final table resumes on partypoker this evening.

Both American Isaac Haxton and Britain's Sam Trickett are present at the final table of seven in the largest buy-in event of the festival.

Haxton joined partypoker's roster of professionals and ambassadors two years ago, with Trickett joining in November 2016.

The $2m GTD tournament attracted 84 entries with the winner walking away with over $585,000.

Caribbean Poker Party 04: $25,500 Super High Roller Final Table

Leading the final seven is a familiar name in the High Roller world, with Spaniard Adrian Mateos holding a three million chip lead over Canada's Pascal Lefrancois. Mateos is no stranger to Caribbean Poker Party success, winning the $25,500 MILLIONS Super High Roller and the$10,300 MILLIONS World Bahamas Main Event this time last year.

Other names at the final table are Sergi Reixach, Claas Stoob and Daniel Colpoys.

The remaining seven players are all guaranteed $84,838 but with over half a million dollars awaiting the winner, they will all look to ladder up and walk away with another huge six-figure payout.

Remaining CPP Super High Roller Payouts

Related:Two Players Qualify to the Caribbean Poker Party Main Event for $0.01!

Payouts So Far; Elias Bubbles

Just 13 places were paid, with several huge names missing out on the money including partypoker's Mikita Badziakouski and Dzmitry Urbanovich as well as Jake Schindler, Daniel Dvoress, Stephen Chidwick, Matthias Eibinger, Nick Petrangelo and Michael Addamo.

The unfortunate bubble boy was Darren Elias who missed out on a $57,534 min-cash.

Here are the players who cashed in Event #4: $25,500 Super High Roller.

Caribbean Poker Party Winners So Far

Caribbean Poker Party Events - November 18th

Tonight sees the two heads-up tournaments take place in the Caribbean Poker Party, as well as the conclusion of the Super High Roller. You can choose between the $1,050 Heads-UP and the $109 Mini Heads-Up.

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Here’s to seeing you at a CPP final table!

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