Level 26
: 60,000/120,000, 15,000 ante
When it comes to Progressive Knockout tournaments (aka PKOs or Bounty Builders), there aren’t many players as accomplished as Norway’s Preben “prebz” Stokkan.
His love affair with PKOs started back in 2017 during the World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) when he won his first title in a Thursday Thrill special edition for $160K plus $93K in bounties. He’s been hunting bounties ever since.
“I really enjoy the KOs!” Stokkan says as he gears up for a WCOOP Sunday session. “I probably like them more than freezeouts. They are less solved so I think the edge in them can be bigger. PKOs require more intuitive thinking regarding bet sizing and preflop strategy.”
It’s safe to say that in 2020 Stokkan has a pretty big edge.
, Miegel continued with a bet of 202,500 which Botteon called.
, Miegel check-called the 381,600 bet of Botteon.
and Miegel checked for the last time. Bottteon bet 1,038,000 which Miegel called. Botteon tabled the 
for Miegel to scoop the pot for a bigger chip lead with the 
for two pair.
, it was checked to Filatov who bet 1,061,925 for them to fold.
for "Prof. Hitman" to pick up the flush draw but they bricked the 
on the river to bust on twelfth place.
for Muehloecker to hold with the aces to bust Dvoress and earn a full double through Dzivielevski.
