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Carlos Bernard, Actor: 24. Carlos Bernard is the son of a Spanish painter and spent most of his formative years in Mexico City and Chicago. He attended New Trier High School and majored in Fine Art at Illinois State University. It was after college that Carlos began his acting career - performing at such Chicago theaters as The Second City, Victory Gardens and Pegasus. More usernames won big this week, including robinho, a username that also happens to have the real name of Robin Ylitalo. He's a former EPT London winner, and most recently picked up another TCOOP title, top go with the one he won the year before.

I know what you're thinking. Why do I need to see another long list of results featuring usernames I've never heard of, and which don't include mine? You're right. What follows IS a long list of usernames, those that won big events over the weekend. These are the online poker world's Tom Bradys, its Serena Williams, its Lewis Hamiltons, its Usain Bolts, and its Tiger Woods ... well perhaps not its Tiger Woods. If you competed against them and lost, then you so against the best. If you won, well then victory was well earned. Who'd want it any other way?

Upon discovering poker, he switched the games but kept his handle. Since he spent a lot of time in South Korea during his StarCraft days, he had to come up with an alias because the Koreans had troubles pronouncing his real name and so ‘ElkY‘ was born. Today, this is his nickname in both, the real and the virtual world. United Kingdom's Luke 'lb6121' Schwartz won his fifth SCOOP title in his poker career after winning the SCOOP-06-H: $2,100 NL Omaha Hi/Lo 6-Max, Progressive Super-Knockout, $100K Guaranteed for. PokerStars Screen Names Barry Greenstein-barryg1 Daniel Negreanu-DoubleSuited Scott Fischman-Emptyseat88 Hoyt Corkins-EasyH Erick Lindgren-EDOGN capnncoke - Chip Jett the shrike - Howard Lederer PateK - Simon 'Aces' Trumper Dblgutshot - Kirill Gerasimov Jdags - Jon Dagastino Brokski - Gus Hansen Boeken, Noah - Exclusive Bonomo, Justin - ZeeJustin Cassidy, Joe - Butch Acidy Darden, Paul - D.

* bargeeeld wins the Sunday Million to collect $120,108
* The MPC plays on in Macau

So, to those usernames...

This week's Sunday Million winner was bargeeeld of Germany, a username not necessarily one we'd consider familiar. Regardless, he boosted his bankroll by $120,108 a few hours ago as part of a three-way deal with jm1306 and EvertonBezer.

As Jason Kirk reported for the PokerStars Blog, bargeeeld did it the unlikely way, coming back from being all-in with very little at the start of the final table, to the week's biggest winner. A chip and a chair? It's not just a well-worn and tiresome cliché - it actually works! For proof, read Jason's report here.

Sunday Million ($215 NL Hold'em) results: 12 February 2017
Entries: 5,340
Prize pool: $1,068,000
Places paid: 764

1. bargeeeld (Germany) $120,108.34*
2. jm1306 (Brazil) $110,524.85*
3. EvertonBezer (Brazil) $100,769.10*
4. Jozinho6 (Austria) $51,370.80
5. RightDurrSir (Netherlands) $35,793.80
6. andredos (Brazil) $24,940.14
7. john4kos8 (Cyprus) $17,377.74
8. Muntjesvader (Netherlands) $12,108.34
9. worldsbestpro (Germany) $8,436.87
* denotes results of a three-way deal that left $20,000 for the winner

More usernames won big this week, including robinho, a username that also happens to have the real name of Robin Ylitalo. He's a former EPT London winner, and most recently picked up another TCOOP title, top go with the one he won the year before. He won the Sunday Grand Pot-Limit Omaha this weekend for another $35,901. The full list of top ten results is below.

Find all the results on PokerStars for the weekend February 11 to 12, 2017, by clicking here.

It's not often we write about events that feature the word 'Baby' in the title, so let's make the most of this one.

The Baby Dragon event in Macau finished over the weekend, won by Feng Wen Chengof Taiwan who defeated our very own Celina Lin heads-up to a first prize of HK$915,000 ($117,940).

The Baby Dragon served as the under card to the MPC26 Red Dragon (fully grown up) event currently on Day 1B, with live updates on the Blog provided by our men Brad Kain and Alex Villegas. You can follow all the action by clicking here.

• Is love is in the air?

It's Valentine's Day tomorrow, which means you either have something romantic planned for tomorrow or are now suddenly thinking it's Super Tuesday, how do I get something romantic planned for tomorrow? In any case check out our feature on the big day that proves, contrary to what you might think given the male to female ratio, that love actually can be found at the poker table.

• Is Igor Kurganov in the air?

Just as love can be found at the poker tables, so too can PokerStars Team Pros, including our newest one. No longer to be known as the partner of a Team PokerStars Pro (Liv Boeree), Igor Kurganov is now a Team Pro himself, as we announced last week. Check out the details.

As always send your comments and feedback to us on Twitter: @PokerStarsBlog.

At any given time there are usually about 7,000 players playing on PokerStars, but we hear more about a handful of them than all of the rest combined. That's because, as in all disciplines with a high skill factor, the cream rises to the top.

But who are these people? Who are the real players behind the online screen-names who tend to dominate at the PokerStars tables?

In some cases, we just don't know. PokerStars permits players anonymity, and we are no wiser at PokerStars Blog as to many of the players' identities as you are. But we also have access to social media and other outlets, and we meet people at events, where we'll sometimes ask them their screen-names. Consequently, we've built up quite a knowledge base of players and their aliases. And it's time to share it.

Here's our list of PokerStars screen-names and the real people we know are behind them.

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The list features only players whose screen-names are either common knowledge or who have volunteered the information online -- usually via a social media account, a results-tracking service (such as Pocket Fives), an interview or part of a coaching offer. The 'Nationality' field shows the country in which they hold a passport, but the 'Based' field shows the country in which their PokerStars account is currently registered, and from which they play online. (This is subject to change as players move around.)

This is far from exhaustive and it is likely to be updated as and when we learn more.

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