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Let's say you didn't win your way into the World Championship of Online Poker, currently running right now at PokerStars.

And you, like many of us, can't afford the buy-in.

Hey, it happens. If poker always worked out for you, you probably would be racing your Porsches against Jeff Gordon on the Autobahn, instead of looking at this Web site, right?

But let's also say that you still want a piece of the WCOOP's action. That's also understandable. And PokerStars.tv is here to help.

Not only can you find a daily final table highlights show featuring visible hole cards (just like on real TV!), you can even catch a few of the events live.

The next live event is the $25,000 High-Roller Heads-Up No-Limit Hold 'Em on Sept. 14. That's worth watching for the buy-in alone, one of the highest ever for an online tournament.

Simply go to www.PokerStars.tv to check out the latest action.

Although the event is well underway, a good two weeks' worth of action is still going on. It ends Sept. 22, which concludes the WCOOP with Day Two of its main event.

You can, of course, see that main event on PokerStars.tv live.

If you would rather play (or watch your brilliant play on PokerStars.tv), you can still win your way into the $5,200 NLHE Main Event through a satellite. Buy-ins for those satellites start at a few bucks.

To start with that, download PokerStars now and you'll get an exclusive PokerWorks bonus of $25 free in addition to a 100 percent matching bonus up to $50. You must enter the marketing code of POKERWORKS upon registration and the bonus code of FIRST2008 upon your first deposit.

Other events you can watch on PokerStars.tv include Day 2 of the $1,050 NLHE event on Sept. 15 and the exciting and very cool $10,300 H.O.R.S.E. event on Sept. 20.

Make sure you catch the highlights program on the daily events on PokerStars.tv as well.

The 33-event, $30-million WCOOP stands to be the biggest online tournament series in history, and one reason is the incredible variations of games, perhaps more varied than even the WSOP.

Tune in to PokerStars.tv and catch your share of the action today.