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WPT ROUNDUP: Tour Awards First Online Cup Title via Partypoker; Bicknell Shines and More

The $100 million WPT World Online Championships have reached the halfway point at partypoker. There’s been plenty of action and two players have already seen their names etched to the Mike Sexton WPT Champions Cup.

The series becomes the first time a WPT champion has been awarded online. The series features 12 championship events with five of these champions getting their names engraved on the Sexton Cup.

Winners of those five championship main events also receive:

  • individual trophies
  • a $15,000 entry and travel package for the WPT Tournament of Champions
  • membership into the Champions Club

There remains plenty of action and here’s a complete look at the headlines so far.

Cochrane wins first online WPT Champions Cup title awarded online at partypoker

Gavin Cochrane made some poker history by winning the $3,200 WPT 8-Max Championship on Aug. 4. After reaching the final table of the first championship event (PLO Hi-Lo), he took the title for $540,664.

From St. Albans, United Kingdom, Cochrane beat Belgium’s Thomas Boivin heads-up to become a WPT champion. The event featured a $3 million guarantee, but topped that at almost $3.2 million with 1,062 entries.

Cochrane’s name will be engraved on the Sexton Cup and he’ll receive a replica version as well. He will also receive a Hublot Classic Fusion Titanium watch and a set of Baccarat Crystal tumblers.

The Champions Cup namesake offered plenty of praise for the new champion.

“Becoming a Mike Sexton Champions Cup winner is a truly special achievement, and I congratulate Gavin Cochrane on his victory in a prestigious event,” Sexton said. “There is nothing quite like being a WPT champion, and there are still plenty of opportunities for players to join that list before the end of the series.”

A look at some other partypoker WOC winners

In the second event awarding Champions Club membership, American Nick Petrangelo came out on top for his first WPT title. The win in the $3,200 6-Max Championship included a $494,550 payday and Tournament of Champions entry package.

Petrangelo’s name will also go on the Sexton Cup and he received a Hublot watch.

The WPT ONline Championships kicked off over the weekend.

Petrangelo has had a few close calls before at WPT events. He finished runner-up in a WPT Alpha8 in 2015 for $1 million. He also finished second in a WPT High Roller at the LA Poker Classic in 2018 for $425,000.

A couple other winners in main events include:

  • $3,200 PLO Hi-Lo Championship ($500,000 guaranteed) – Paul Tedeschi (France), $97,109
  • $3,200 Omaha Championship ($1 million guaranteed) – Alex Manzano (Chile), $76,131

Plenty of side action remains on tap beyond championship events

There may be plenty of hardware and prestige on the line, but the WOCs offer nice side events as well. The WOC features 12 championship events divided into three categories; Micro, Mini, and Main.

Ireland’s Daniel McAulay won the Mini version of the 8-Max Championship for $118,433. Boris Angelov, of Canada, won the Micro version for $44,807.

Some other notable side event winners include:

  • Gabriele Lepore of Italy won the $1 million guaranteed WPT Opener for $172,000.
  • Russia’s Artur Martirosian took down the $1 million guaranteed WPT High Roller for $251,000.
  • Aleksejs Ponakovs of Latvia edged out Team partypoker’s Kristen Bicknell to win “The Big Game” for $219,750.

Bicknell rolls, takes top spot on leaderboard

Speaking of Kristen Bicknell, she’s been one of the hottest players in poker. She currently leads the Player of the Championships leaderboard.

Along with her runner-up in the Big Game, Bicknell won the $5,200 7-Max High Roller for $79,275. 

Kristen Bicknell (photo courtesy WPT/Joe Giron)

The big scores haven’t come just at partypoker. In July, she earned her second World Series of Poker bracelet by winning the $2,500 NLHE 6-Handed event online at GGPoker for $356,412.

If she can keep the WPT success going and win the leaderboard title, Bicknell will add another $50,000 to her winnings. Here’s a complete look at the leaderboard ro far.

  • 1st – Kristen Bicknell, 157.94
  • 2nd – Lars Kamphues, 130.62
  • 3rd – Nick Petrangelo, 128.77
  • 4th – Gavin Cochrane, 127.87
  • 5th – Sam Grafton,  122.66

Satellite success means big bucks

There has been plenty of satellite success so far for players in the WPT World Online Championships. Four players at the final table of the 8-Max Championship main event won their places via satellite.

Artsiom Prostak finished runner-up in the 6-Max Championship and qualified via a $320 satellite. That proved a nice option – leading to a score of $388,119.

In total, $1.5 million in seats were awarded for the 8-Max tournaments via satellites. Mega satellites continue running for all championship events. Thousands of dollars in tournament seats are still up for grabs as the series advances.

Looking at upcoming WPT partypoker events

Players looking to get in on the WPT action at partypoker still have plenty to check out. That ranges from Micro buy-in events to the Main category including three more Sexton Cup events.

Those looking for some real WPT glory have three more Sexton Cup events to check out. All these include a TOC package for the winner as well as Hublot watches and Baccarat Crystal.

  • $3,200 Knockout Championship, Aug. 15 – $3 million guarantee
  • $3,200 Mix-Max Championship, Aug. 22 – $3 million guarantee
  • $10,300 WPT World Championship Online Main Event, Sept. 5 – $10 million guarantee

A few upcoming side events should also attract plenty of interest. The $3,200 World Championship 6-Max begins on Aug. 15 and features a $3 million guarantee.

The $320 Mini version comes with a $1 million guarantee and $300,000 for the $33 Micro version.

The $3,200 Heads-Up World Championship is set for Sept. 2 and comes with a $500,000 guarantee.

There is also a $320 Mini version for $320 and a $100,00 guarantee. The $33 Micro version has a $20,000 guarantee.

Here’s a look at the complete schedule of events remaining.

2020 WPT partypoker World Online Championships

DateEventBuy-inFeeGuarantee
Aug. 29#07 World Championship Main Event Day 1A [4-Day Event]$10,000$300$10,000,000
Aug. 30#07 World Championship Main Event Day 1B [4-Day Event]$10,000$300None
Sept. 2#08 World Championship Heads Up [No Late Reg, 256 Cap, 2-Day Event]$3,000$200$500,000
Sept. 2#08 Mini World Championship Heads Up [No Late Reg, 512 Cap, 2-Day Event]$300$20$100,000
Sept. 2#08 Micro World Championship Heads Up [No Late Reg, 1024 Cap, 2-Day Event]$30$3$20,000
Sept. 5#09 World Championship Mix-Max Day 1A [3-Day Event]$3,000$200$3,000,000
Sept. 5#09 Mini World Championship Mix-Max Day 1A [3-Day Event]$300$20$1,000,000
Sept. 5#09 Micro World Championship Mix-Max Day 1A [3-Day Event] $30$3$300,000
Sept. 5#10 World Championship Super High Roller Day 1A [3-Day Event]$25,000$500$10,000,000
Sept. 6#09 World Championship Mix-Max Day 1B [3-Day Event]$3,000$200None
Sept. 6#09 Mini World Championship Mix-Max Day 1B [3-Day Event]$300$20None
Sept. 6#09 Micro World Championship Mix-Max Day 1B [3-Day Event]$30$3None
Sept. 6#10 World Championship Super High Roller Day 1B [3-Day Event]$25,000$500None
Sept. 7#11 World Championship Super High Roller [2-Day Event]$100,000$2,000$5,000,000
Sept. 8#12 World Championship Turbo$3,000$200$1,000,000
Sept. 8#12 Mini World Championship Turbo$300$20$300,000
Sept. 8#12 Micro World Championship Turbo$30$3$100,000
*** All events allow one re-entry per Day 1

* Sexton Cup photo courtesy WPT/Joe Giron

* Gavin Cochrane photo courtesy Poker Central

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BONUS BUCKS: PartyPoker Adds $150K in Extras to WPT series

The WPT and partypoker are teaming up for the $100 million WPT World Online Championships.

After two weeks of PLO events in the WPT World Online Championships, No Limit Hold’em now takes center stage at partypoker beginning Saturday. With plenty of extras already in line for winners, the site announced some nice extras this week bringing the total to almost $150,000.

The five Mike Sexton WPT Champions Cup events include a $15,000 entry into the Tournament of Champions presented by Baccarat Crystal. Partypoker announced Thursday that those entries won’t be removed from the prize pool.

In essence the TOC entries are added value with partypoker chipping in that money.

Click here for a complete preview and schedule of the WPT World Online Championships including an interview with poker star Jason Koon.

Big bang for the buck in WPT championships

The TOC entries aren’t the only extras players can expect for winning one the five Cup events. Added value extras added up to almost $150,000 and include:

  • $75,000 – $15,000 TOC entries for each of the five events
  • $45,000 – Hublot watches, worth $7,500 for the first four events and $15,000 for the main event
  • $2,500 – Baccarat Crystal awarded to each winner
  • $25,000 – $5,000 TOC travel packages for each winner

There are a total of 12 championship events included within the series. Only these five events include the above. The champions will also have their names engraved on the Sexton Cup.

DateBuy-inEventGTE
Sat., Aug. 1$3,200Eight-Max Championship$3 million
Sat., Aug. 8$3,200Six-Max Championship$3 million
Sat., Aug. 15$3,200Knockout Championship$3 million
Sat., Aug. 22$3,200Mix-Max Championship$3 million
Sat., Sept. 5$10,300WPT World Championship Online Main Event$10 million

Winners also receive a replica version of the cup and join the exclusive WPT Champions Club. That club roster includes names like Darren Elias, Anthony Zinno, Doyle Brunson, Daniel Negreanu, Antonio Esfandiari, and current Player of the Year leader Brian Altman.

The annual TOC features a rake-free $15,000 buy-in and all WPT champions are eligible. German poker pro Ole Schemion took down last year’s event for $440,395.

$3,200 Eight-Max event kicks off  WPT Sexton Cup events on Saturday

The inaugural WPT World Online Championships run through Sept. 9 with an overall guarantee of $100 million. Despite being played online, the series is designed to replicate an authentic live tour experience.

That includes the use of players’ real names at the tables. There will also be a maximum of two Day 1s for the 12 championship events. Only one re-entry is allowed.

The first Sexton Cup event is the Eight-Max Championship on Saturday. The tournament concludes on Tuesday with mega satellites running through Sunday with $1.5 million worth of seats up for grabs.

More than 2,500 tickets will be claimed with buy-ins available at $33 and $320. Winners of the TOC package have plenty to look forward to. 

The trip includes VIP concierge service for transport and hotel arrangements for the event. Players will also be treated to a party with the WPT talent team including Vince Van Patten, Tony Dunst, Lynn Gilmartin, and Matt Savage.

Players also receive a special VIP swag bag. Last year’s TOC was held at the Aria in Las Vegas. This year’s event was set to be played at the HyperX Esports Arena.

However, that has now been postponed because of the Coronavirus pandemic. Official plans for the event haven’t yet been determined.

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READY TO GO: Jason Koon Previews partypoker WPT World Online Championships

The WPT recently detailed the Feeder and Funnel Program, allowing partner casinos around the world to offer live satellites for WPT events.

The WPT Online Championships officially kicked off at partypoker July 17 and players can expect a massive series. The festival includes the biggest overall guarantee in the site’s history – $100 million.

The series, which runs through Sept. 8, is designed to replicate an authentic live WPT experience. That includes adding new players to the WPT Champions Club.

The series comes at a time when online poker is reaching record numbers of players. Series continue to attract massive fields and that should include the WPT series.

Partypoker ambassador Jason Koon has more than $31 million in live tournament winnings. He’ll be looking to add his own name to the Champions Club and spoke with PokerScout about the series.

Koon sees the WPTOC as a way to replace some big live poker action that’s missing right now. 

“The series has been warmly received, with players being locked up and itching to play some higher-stakes tournaments,” Koon says. “This is of course a difficult year for live poker, and while online poker has seen higher traffic, what poker really needs is that familiarity with the large-scale live events we are used to seeing.”

A chance for WPT glory via partypoker

Players may not be able to play live, but the WPT is bringing some big prestige for winners. The series includes 12 championship events divided into three categories; Micro, Mini, and Main. 

Jason Koon, a member of Team partypoker

Winners of five of the championship events will receive individual trophies. These players will also win a $15,000 entry and travel accommodations for the WPT Tournament of Champions.

“Winning a big field, high-buy in tournament online versus great players is an excellent accomplishment, deserving of being in the Champions Club,” Koon says. “While it may not quite be the same as it would with TV cameras there in front of you, it still gives an added edge to events and I’m sure players will be going all out to win their place.”

Koon describes the series as “player friendly,” even beyond the championship events. Some buy-ins will be priced as low as $3 and $20.

“It’s important to make players of all levels feel like they are welcome to play in the series,” Koon says. “Having a tiered structure like this means the quality of the festival can still be at a high level without making people feel like it’s too exclusive for them to be involved.”

Another nice bullet point for the series, Koon says, is that players will only be allowed one re-entry for championships. He hopes that is the trend in major online poker events.

“Online operators have gone a bit bonkers with allowing unlimited rebuys and overall, I don’t think it’s good for the poker economy and I don’t think it’s something many players will ever be in favor of,” he says. “Give players an opportunity to re-buy, but don’t saturate the field and make it too easy. It’s meant to be a challenge that rewards only the best players.”

Partypoker enhances Twitch stream for series

As part of the Online Championships, partypoker has upped its streaming game for fans as well. Players can follow the action via Partypoker’s Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook platforms.

Party has teamed with ShareHand, its production partner for live partypoker MILLIONS festivals. The effort is meant to provide an experience as close as possible to watching a live series. That includes:

  • Live streaming of the 12 championship events.
  • All final tables featuring cards up on a short delay.
  • Real names of all final table players will be shown on screen to replicate a live WPT final table.

Partypoker also promises tournament ticket giveaways to viewers.  Commentary will be provided by traditional WPT commentators Vince Van Patten, Tony Dunst, and Mike Sexton.

Others will also be joining in including James Dempsey, Joey Ingram, and Team partypoker pros Koon, Isaac Haxton, Roberto Romanello, Sam Trickett, and Ludovic Geilich. WPT executive tour director Matt Savage will be lead commentator for the five Champions Cup events.

 Several side events will also be streamed. James Dempsey and Henry Kilbane will offer coverage of those events up to four times per week.

Commentary for all streams will be available in English as well as Russian, German, Spanish, and Portuguese.

“The WPT World Online Championships is special for so many reasons,” Sexton says. “Give it a go and good luck. I hope to see you on a final table where I’ll be commentating.”

Leaderboards offer an extra $100,000 in prizes 

There are even more opportunities for players to win during the WPT World Online Championships. Two tournament leaderboards will pay out a guaranteed $100,000 to players of all buy-in levels.

The top leaderboard is for events with a buy-in of $320 or more (excluding High Roller week). The winner takes home $50,000 and the top 10 finishers on the leaderboard will cash. Points will be awarded based on:

  • finishing position
  • tournament buy-in
  • number of entries

The series will also feature the WPT Rising Star leaderboard for players in smaller buy-in events. The promotion features a guaranteed $25,000 paid, including $10,000 to the winner.

Players earn points by competing in events with a buy-in of $300 or less. A player’s 10 best scores count toward the leaderboard, meaning everyone has a chance and the outcome isn’t bankroll dependent.

The top 10 finishers will cash with prizes ranging from $500 to $10,000. 

Second chance freerolls offer players an extra $400,000 in prizes

Players have extra opportunities to qualify for WPT World Online Championships throughout the series. Partypoker is offering numerous second chance freerolls through Sept. 6.

Any player taking part in any satellite or tournament will win a ticket into one of the two daily freerolls. These events will offer more than $400,000 in WPT World Online Championships event tickets.

The series offers several weeks of big poker action. Here’s a look at the complete schedule.

DateEventBuy-inFeeGuarantee
Aug. 29#07 World Championship Main Event Day 1A [4-Day Event]$10,000$300$10,000,000
Aug. 30#07 World Championship Main Event Day 1B [4-Day Event]$10,000$300None
Sept. 2#08 World Championship Heads Up [No Late Reg, 256 Cap, 2-Day Event]$3,000$200$500,000
Sept. 2#08 Mini World Championship Heads Up [No Late Reg, 512 Cap, 2-Day Event]$300$20$100,000
Sept. 2#08 Micro World Championship Heads Up [No Late Reg, 1024 Cap, 2-Day Event]$30$3$20,000
Sept. 5#09 World Championship Mix-Max Day 1A [3-Day Event]$3,000$200$3,000,000
Sept. 5#09 Mini World Championship Mix-Max Day 1A [3-Day Event]$300$20$1,000,000
Sept. 5#09 Micro World Championship Mix-Max Day 1A [3-Day Event] $30$3$300,000
Sept. 5#10 World Championship Super High Roller Day 1A [3-Day Event]$25,000$500$10,000,000
Sept. 6#09 World Championship Mix-Max Day 1B [3-Day Event]$3,000$200None
Sept. 6#09 Mini World Championship Mix-Max Day 1B [3-Day Event]$300$20None
Sept. 6#09 Micro World Championship Mix-Max Day 1B [3-Day Event]$30$3None
Sept. 6#10 World Championship Super High Roller Day 1B [3-Day Event]$25,000$500None
Sept. 7#11 World Championship Super High Roller [2-Day Event]$100,000$2,000$5,000,000
Sept. 8#12 World Championship Turbo$3,000$200$1,000,000
Sept. 8#12 Mini World Championship Turbo$300$20$300,000
Sept. 8#12 Micro World Championship Turbo$30$3$100,000
*** All events allow one re-entry per Day 1

Champions Cup photo courtesy of WPT

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ONLINE POKER TOURNAMENT WEEKEND: A Complete Guide and Event Schedule for June 18-21

A look at the online poker weekend for May 18-21.

Casinos may be opening, but live poker is slow to return. That means huge events continue for online poker players.  PokerScout once again brings you a complete guide to this weekend’s action.

International players have fewer series than in past week, but look for even more next week. Americans have quite a bit of action this weekend and those events have been included as well. Here’s your guide for June 18-21.

  • 888poker– The Freezeout Series kicks off this weekend for all bankrolls.
  • Partypoker– The Poker Masters PLO series kicks off on Sunday.
  • PokerStars– Players in the US have plenty of action during the Summer Series.
  • GGPoker – Look for big Sunday majors paying out millions of dollars.

Weekend Poker Events June 18-22, 2020

DateSiteEventBuy-inGuarantee
Thursday, June 18 – Sunday, June 21888pokerFreezeout Series #24 - Main Event Day 1
** starting flights (daily)		$109$200,000
Thursday, June 18PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series NLHE Kick-Off [8-Max]$100$30,000
Thursday, June 18PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series Mini Kick-Off [8-Max]$20$7,500
Thursday, June 18PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series Thursday Thrill SE [Progressive KO]$200 $25,000
Thursday, June 18PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series Mini Thrill [Progressive KO]$30$12,500
Thursday, June 18PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series NLHE 8-Max$75$10,000
Thursday, June 18PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series NLHE Kick-Off [8-Max]$100$15,000
Thursday, June 18PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series Mini Kick-Off [8-Max]$20$5,000
Thursday, June 18PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series Thursday Thrill SE [Progressive KO]$200$15,000
Thursday, June 18PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series Mini Thrill [Progressive KO]$20$6,000
Thursday, June 18PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series NLHE Turbo$75$5,000
Friday, June 19PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series Escalating Antes$50$10,000
Friday, June 19PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series NLHE 6-Max$20$6,000
Friday, June 19PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series Escalating Antes$150$10,000
Friday, June 19PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series NLHE 6-Max$50$ 7,000
Saturday, June 20PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series NLHE 6-Max$100$20,000
Saturday, June 20PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series PLO 6-Max$50 $5,000
Saturday, June 20PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series Progressive KO [8-Max]$75$7,500
Saturday, June 20PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series Deepstack$150$12,500
Saturday, June 20PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series Saturday Speedway$50$6,000
Saturday, June 20PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series Hyper PKO$100$6,000
Sunday, June 21partypokerPoker Masters Event #1 – PLO High Roller Online [2 Day Event]$10,300$500,000
Sunday, June 21partypokerPoker Masters Event #1 – High Roller Mini Online [2 Day Event]$1,050$50,000
Sunday, June 21partypokerPoker Masters Event #2 – PLO High Roller Online$5,200$250,000
Sunday, June 21partypokerPoker Masters Event #2 – PLO High Roller Knockout Mini Online$530$25,000
Sunday, June 21888pokerFreezeout Series #1 - Tune Up$55$50,000
Sunday, June 21888pokerFreezeout Series #2 - Mini Tune Up$16.50$20,000
Sunday, June 21888pokerFreezeout Series #3 - Late Tune Up$33$15,000
Sunday, June 21GGPokerGlobal Millions$100$1 million
Sunday, June 21GGPokerHigh Roller Global Millions$500$2 million
Sunday, June 21PokerStarsSunday Million$109$1 million
Sunday, June 21partypoker US (New JerseySATELLITE: WPT ONLINE POKER OPEN - 10 seats guaranteed NLHE $45$300,000
Sunday, June 21PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series NLHE 6-Max$75$20,000
Sunday, June 21PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series Sunday Special SE$100$100,000
Sunday, June 21PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series Mini Special$25$15,000
Sunday, June 21PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series Progressive KO [8-Max]$75$12,500
Sunday, June 21PokerStars US (Pennsylvania)Summer Series Sunday Supersonic SE$50$10,000
Sunday, June 21PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series 6-Max$75$20,000
Sunday, June 21PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series Sunday Special SE$200$45,000
Sunday, June 21PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series Mini Special$25$6,500
Sunday, June 21PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series Progressive KO$50$7,500
Sunday, June 21PokerStars US (New Jersey)Summer Series Sunday Supersonic SE$75$8,000
Sunday, June 21WSOP.com US (New Jersey, Nevada, Delaware)$100K Sunday$320$100,000
Sunday, June 21888poker US (New JerseyBig Sunday$200$10,000

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Partypoker Hosts Poker Masters PLO Series; Cash Leaderboards Now Offer Daily Payouts

Partypoker again partnering with Poker Central for the Poker Masters Online PLO Series.The series runs June 21-29 with more than $10 million in guarantees.

The action at partypoker doesn’t seem to slow down and the site announced three tournament series just last week. The site is once again partnering with Poker Central/PokeGO for the new Poker Masters Online (PMO) Pot Limit Omaha Series.

The series runs June 21-29 and features 29 two-day events with buy-ins ranging from $530 to $51,000. That includes more than $10 million in guarantees.

“Partnering with partypoker for our recent online tournaments like Poker Masters Online and the Super High Roller Bowl has proven to be a great success,” Poker Central chief business officer of J.R. McCabe said in a news release.

What to expect from the partypoker PLO series? 

Fans of this form of poker will be in heaven with a high-stakes series devoted solely to PLO. The $51,000 Main Event highlights the final two days with a $1.5 million guarantee.

A further $500,000 will be paid out in the $5,200 Mini Main Event. A few other highlights include these events:

  • $5,200 High Roller – $250,000 guaranteed (Event 2, June 21)
  • $25,500 Super High Roller – $1 million guaranteed (Event 5, June 23)
  • $530 High Roller Knockout Mini – $25,000 guaranteed (Event 8, June 24)
  • $1,050 High Roller Mini – $50,000 guaranteed (Event 13, June 27)

On top of the cash winnings, the top series performer wins the PMO Pot Limit Omaha Championship. That honor comes with a championship purple jacket and $50,000 bonus.

“This is such a great opportunity to watch the world’s best PLO players fight it out on the virtual felt,” partypoker LIVE President John Duthie said. “The exceptional PokerGo production and commentary team will be on hand to deliver their usual excellent streams. This is not to be missed.”

Here’s a look at the complete schedule:

2020 partypoker Poker Masters Online (PMO) Pot Limit Omaha Series

DateEventBuy–inGuaranteeFormat
Sunday, June 21, 2020Event #1 – PLO High Roller Online [2 Day Event]$10,300$500,0002 re-entries
Sunday, June 21, 2020Event #1 – High Roller Mini Online [2 Day Event]$1,050$50,0002 re-entries
Sunday, June 21, 2020Event #2 – PLO High Roller Online$5,200$250,0002 re-entries
Sunday, June 21, 2020Event #2 – PLO High Roller Knockout Mini Online$530$25,0002 re-entries
Monday, June 22, 2020Event #3 – PLO High Roller Online [2 Day Event]$10,300$500,0002 re-entries
Monday, June 22, 2020Event #3 – PLO High Roller Mini Online 1 Day [2 Day Event]$1,050$50,0002 re-entries
Monday, June 22, 2020Event #4 – PLO High Roller$5,200$250,0002 re-entries
Monday, June 22, 2020Event #4 – PLO High Roller Knockout Mini$530$25,0002 re-entries
Tuesday, June 23, 2020Event #5 – PLO Super High Roller Online [2 Day Event]$25,500$1 million2 re-entries
Tuesday, June 23, 2020Event #5 – PLO Mini High Roller Online [2 Day Event]$2,600$125,0002 re-entries
Tuesday, June 23, 2020Event #6 – PLO High Roller Online$10,300$500,0002 re-entries
Tuesday, June 23, 2020Event #6 – PLO High Roller Knockout Mini Online$1,050$50,0002 re-entries
Wednesday, June 24, 2020Event #7 – PLO High Roller [2 Day Event]$10,300$500,0002 re-entries
Wednesday, June 24, 2020Event #7 – PLO High Roller Mini Online [2 Day Event]$1,050$50,0002 re-entries
Wednesday, June 24, 2020Event #8 – PLO High Roller$5,200$250,0002 re-entries
Wednesday, June 24, 2020Event #8 – PLO High Roller Knockout Mini$530$25,0002 re-entries
Thursday, June 25, 2020Event #9 – PLO Super High Roller [2 Day Event]$25,500$1 million2 re-entries
Thursday, June 25, 2020Event Mini #9 – PLO Online [2 Day Event]$2,600$125,0002 re-entries
Thursday, June 25, 2020Event #10 – PLO High Roller Online$10,300$500,0002 re-entries
Thursday, June 25, 2020Event #10 – PLO High Roller Knockout Mini Online$1,050$50,0002 re-entries
Friday, June 26, 2020Event #11 – PLO High Roller Online 1 Day Event : $500K GTD [2 Day Event]$10,300$500,0002 re-entries
Friday, June 26, 2020Event #11 – PLO High Roller Mini Online [2 Day Event]$1,050$50,0002 re-entries
Friday, June 26, 2020Event #12 – PLO High Roller Online$5,200$250,0002 re-entries
Friday, June 26, 2020Event #12 – PLO High Roller Knockout Mini Online$530$25,0002 re-entries
Saturday, June 27, 2020Event #13 – PLO High Roller Online$10,300$500,0002 re-entries
Saturday, June 27, 2020Event #13 – PLO High Roller Mini Online$1,050$50,0002 re-entries
Saturday, June 27, 2020Event #14 – PLO High Roller Online$5,200$250,0002 re-entries
Saturday, June 27, 2020Event #14 – PLO High Roller Knockout Mini$530$25,0002 re-entries
Sunday, June 28, 2020Event #15 – PLO Main Event Online Day 1 $51,000$1.5 million2 re-entries
Sunday, June 28, 2020Event #16 – PLO Mini Main Event Online Day 1$5,200$500,0002 re-entries
Monday, June 29, 2020Event #15 – PLO Main Event Online Final Day
Monday, June 29, 2020Event #16 – PLO Mini Main Event Online Final Day

Big few weeks for partypoker

The new PLO series follows the Poker Masters Online tournament, also hosted on partypoker in conjunction with Poker Central. That series crushed the $16.5 million guarantee, generating a final prize pool of $35.4 million.

The new series comes after some other big announcements for partypoker. That included three series announcements just last week.

Beyond the PMO, the company also announced another pair of partnerships with the World Poker Tour. The biggest of those is the WPT World Online Championships, which run July 17 to Sept. 8 with a massive $100 million guaranteed prize pool.

The series is designed to replicate an authentic live WPT experience with several major events. The live WPT World Championship hasn’t been offered on tour since 2015 and partypoker is now reviving the event.

The series includes 12 championship tournaments divided in three categories; Micro, Mini, and Main. Winners of five of these will receive:

  • membership in the WPT Champions Club
  • championship trophies
  • a $15,000 entry and travel accommodations to the WPT Tournament of Champions

The company also announced the new WPT Online Poker Open for players in the US in New Jersey. The series runs June 21-28 with 12 events plus a $400 championship on June 28 with $300,000 guaranteed. 

The partypoker US Network also includes BorgataPoker and BetMGM. Players can participate on any of these three sites.

The series becomes the first partypoker/WPT coordinated effort in the Garden State. The winner also adds an $11,000 package to the next WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic at Bellagio in Las Vegas ($10,400 buy-in).

$1 million Cash Games Leaderboards shift to daily payouts

 Along with major tournament series announcements, partypoker also added to its Cash Games Leaderboards. The site is giving away even more money for players with the prize structure moving from weekly to daily payouts.

Beginning June 15, $36,206 will be paid out each day across 16 leaderboards. That’s more than $1 million per month available to winners.

The site works to ensure the leaderboards offer prizes to all levels of player. Eight of the leaderboards will be for NLHE games and the remaining eight will be for PLO.

This is the same format used for weekly Cash Games Leaderboards. However, an improved payment structure has been added – with more rewards to low and micro stakes players.

There are also still huge daily prizes for medium and high-stakes players as well. Up to $1,200 is up for grabs and the number receiving payouts is extended for many leaderboards.

For example, the $0.01/$0.02 Micro leaderboards pay out 75 places daily.

“We’re excited to offer cash game and fast forward players a daily leaderboard promotion, following the great success we’ve seen with our daily SPINS and Sit and Go leaderboards,” partypoker managing director Tom Waters said.

“We think this makes partypoker more fun, as players no longer have to grind for a whole week to win leaderboard prizes, and we are opening up leaderboards to a whole new range of players.”

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POWER PLAY: Partypoker Unveils $100 Million WPT World Online Championships 

The WPT and partypoker are teaming up for the $100 million WPT World Online Championships.

After announcing the new partypoker WPT World Online Championships in mid-May, players were left wondering what would be on the schedule. That was answered in a big way on Friday.

Partypoker will be paying out its biggest prize pool ever before for one series – a guarantee of $100 million. Running from July 17 to Sept. 8, the series is designed to replicate an authentic live poker experience.

The series also revives the WPT World Championship, which was discontinued as a live event after 2015. Asher Conniff took down that event at the Borgata for $974,000. Partypoker officials are pleased to bring back the event online.

“I’m delighted that we have been able to partner with WPT to revive the WPT World Championships and bring the series online for the first time,” partypoker managing director Tom Waters said in a news release.

“We want to give the festival more of a live event feel, so the tournaments will be structured as such, including single re-entry for all NLHE events, freezeouts, limited late registration, and limited Day 1s. Due to popular demand, players will be able to see each other’s real names at the tables.”

Partypoker offers a chance at WPT championship glory

The series will include 12 championship events divided into three categories; Micro, Mini, and Main. 

Winners of five of the championship events will join the World Poker Tour Champions Club and receive individual trophies. These players will also win a $15,000 entry and travel accommodations for the WPT Tournament of Champions, presented by Baccarat Crystal.

These five events will be made up of four $3,200 buy-in tournaments, each with $3 million guarantees. Four of those events include:

  • 8-Max
  • 6-Max
  • Mix-Max
  • Knockout 

The highlight of the series will then be the $10,300 buy-in WPT World Championship Online. The main event runs Aug. 29 to Sept. 2 with a $10 million guarantee. Here’s a look at the complete championship event schedule.

2020 partypoker WPT World Championships Online

DateEventBuy-inFeeGuarantee
Aug. 29#07 World Championship Main Event Day 1A [4-Day Event]$10,000$300$10,000,000
Aug. 30#07 World Championship Main Event Day 1B [4-Day Event]$10,000$300None
Sept. 2#08 World Championship Heads Up [No Late Reg, 256 Cap, 2-Day Event]$3,000$200$500,000
Sept. 2#08 Mini World Championship Heads Up [No Late Reg, 512 Cap, 2-Day Event]$300$20$100,000
Sept. 2#08 Micro World Championship Heads Up [No Late Reg, 1024 Cap, 2-Day Event]$30$3$20,000
Sept. 5#09 World Championship Mix-Max Day 1A [3-Day Event]$3,000$200$3,000,000
Sept. 5#09 Mini World Championship Mix-Max Day 1A [3-Day Event]$300$20$1,000,000
Sept. 5#09 Micro World Championship Mix-Max Day 1A [3-Day Event] $30$3$300,000
Sept. 5#10 World Championship Super High Roller Day 1A [3-Day Event]$25,000$500$10,000,000
Sept. 6#09 World Championship Mix-Max Day 1B [3-Day Event]$3,000$200None
Sept. 6#09 Mini World Championship Mix-Max Day 1B [3-Day Event]$300$20None
Sept. 6#09 Micro World Championship Mix-Max Day 1B [3-Day Event]$30$3None
Sept. 6#10 World Championship Super High Roller Day 1B [3-Day Event]$25,000$500None
Sept. 7#11 World Championship Super High Roller [2-Day Event]$100,000$2,000$5,000,000
Sept. 8#12 World Championship Turbo$3,000$200$1,000,000
Sept. 8#12 Mini World Championship Turbo$300$20$300,000
Sept. 8#12 Micro World Championship Turbo$30$3$100,000
*** All events allow one re-entry per Day 1

Something for every level of player

Beyond those championship events, WPT and partypoker promise a series appealing to all different bankrolls. Buy-ins range from $33 to $102,000.

That includes a range of satellites throughout the series including satellites for $4.40, $22, and $109. The $109 qualifiers are for the $1,050 buy-in Sunday Final wrapping up the series.

All major disciplines of poker will be included within the championship events: 8-Max NLHE, 6-Max NLHE, Mix-Max NLHE, Knockout NLHE, PLO, PLO8, and Heads Up. There will be at least one micro championship and mini championship event for each of these.

“After the tremendous success of the first-ever WPT Online Championship, the series is back again and trust me, it’s a series you don’t want to miss,” Team partypoker’s Mike Sexton said. “There will be buy-ins for all bankrolls and the series will be massive.”

Players can use their partypoker Live Passport to enter the World Championship and receive the $300 registration fee free.

Series becomes just the latest from partypoker, World Poker Tour

The World Online Championships offer yet another major series from the two companies. In May, the tour and partypoker teamed up for the WPT Online Championships and they continue to make news.

That event featured 94 events and smashed the $30 million guarantee. The series ultimately paid out $52 million. Sweden’s Christian Jeppsson won the $3,200 main event for $6.4 million. That handily beat the $5 million guarantee.

The World Online Championships comes just two days after announcing another big event for US-based players. The new WPT Online Poker Open is for players in New Jersey and runs June 21-28.

The series features 12 events plus a $400 championship on June 28 with $300,000 guaranteed. In New Jersey, the network includes BorgataPoker and BetMGM and players can participate on any of the three sites.

With live poker still on ice because of the Coronavirus pandemic, operators including partypoker, PokerStars, GGPoker, 888poker, and WSOP.com continue to ramp up events and promotions.

That’s led to record numbers of players and prize pools. The World Online Championships have a chance to be another massive event.

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Partypoker WPT Online Series Destroys Guarantee with $52 Million Paid Out

The partypoker WPT World Online Championships Main Events are approaching.

The World Poker Tour has postponed several live events, but there has been plenty of tour action online. Partypoker hosted the first WPT Online Series in May and paid out a gigantic $52 million.

The 94-event series smashed the original $30 million guarantee. Players competed in tour-branded events like WPT500, WPTDeepStacks, and the overall championship. All of three major events beat original guarantees.

“I am delighted with the support that we received from players for WPT Online, with accumulated prize pools far exceeding expectations,” partypoker managing director Tom Waters said in a news release. “This is testament to both the popularity and strength of the WPT brand and also the schedule that the team put together.”

Massive numbers and a WPT championship awarded

The series becomes just the latest international online poker series producing huge numbers. Every operator has been reporting massive fields and guarantees being beaten by a wide margin.

In the $3,200 WPT Online Championship, the guarantee of $5 million ballooned to $6.4 million. Sweden’s Christian Jeppsson led going into the final table and edged out Russia’s Viktor Ustimov for the title.

Jeppsson took home $923,785 and added his name to the WPT Champions Cup.

The WPTDeepStacks came with a guarantee of $3 million that swelled to $3.6 million. The United Kingdom’s Jareth East took the title and $557,658 for the biggest win of his career.

Another UK-based player also topped the $3 million guaranteed WPT500. Fabio Sperling was in front in a four-handed chop with remaining players winning between $187,289 and $281,125. 

Already with a nice resumé of partypoker LIVE titles, Canada’s Sam Greenwood won a high roller tournament for $257,250. He previously won the 2017 Caribbean Poker Main Event and 2018 Grand Final Super High Roller for $1.8 million.

Other notables notch partypoker WPT titles

The WPT Online Series produced even more champions beyond the signature events. Charlie Carrel ($600,250), Elio Fox ($565,500), and Dan Smith ($555,503) all won super high roller events.

“We are thrilled and grateful for the players’ response during the inaugural series,” WPT Europe Vice President Hermance Blum said.

“We wanted WPT Online to deliver an authentic poker experience, with limited re-entries and entry days into the tournaments and the huge prize pools highlight the popularity of the structures and formats of the series. ”

Along with Ustimov, David Ivers, Alexandr Trofimov, and Niklas Astedt all won two events each. Players have another online opportunity for some WPT hardware this summer.

The WPT World Online Championships will be held July 1 to Aug. 9 with 15 championship events. The $10,300 buy-in Season XVIII WPT World Championship Online highlights the action on Aug. 1-8.

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ONLINE POKER WEEK: Your Guide to Tournament Action for June 1-7

A complete look at online poker for June 1-8.

Several online poker tournament series have wrapped up but players still have some action to look forward to.  Here’s a look at all the big events and promotions for June 1-7.

  • GGPoker – Major daily and Sunday events roll on
  • Partypoker – Check out the new Club Games, WPT World Online Championships approaching
  • PokerStars – Add some pedal power with Grand Tour series
  • 888poker – Nice Sunday and daily tournament schedule, Galaxy of Frreeroll finals on Sunday
  • Unibet – Nice daily events for every bankroll

GG Poker

Big payouts await daily tournament players

The WSOP Online Circuit Super Series wrapped up over the weekend. While no new tournament series hasn’t been added recently, players will still find several big daily and weekly tournaments.

On Sundays, GG offers 174 different events with a total of $2 million guaranteed. Buy-ins range from $2 to $5,000 and include high rollers, bounties, freezeouts, turbos, and more.

One of the highlights is the $150 GGMasters Freezeout with a $500,000 guarantee. Also, look for a total of four $5,000 buy-in events and three $1,000 tournaments. Here’s a look at the complete weekly schedule at GGPoker:

GGPoker 2020 Daily and Weekly Tournaments

EventDayBuy-inGuarantee
Daily Special $55Monday – Saturday$55.00$10,000
Daily Monster Stack $50Monday – Saturday$50.00$10,000
Daily Monster Stack $5Monday – Saturday$5.00$2,500
Daily Special $22Monday – Saturday$22.00$20,000
Daily Monster Stack $200Monday – Saturday$200.00$30,000
Daily Monster Stack $20Monday – Saturday$20.00$20,000
Daily Special $33Monday – Saturday$33.00$30,000
Daily Special $55Monday – Saturday$55.00$50,000
Daily Special $5.50Monday – Saturday$5.50$5,000
Daily Special $88Monday – Saturday$88.00$80,000
Daily Special $125Monday – Saturday$125.00$50,000
Daily Special $10Monday – Saturday$10.00$10,000
Daily Main Event $50Monday – Saturday$50.00$60,000
Daily Mini Main Event $5Monday – Saturday$5.00$10,000
Daily Special $250Monday – Saturday$250.00$50,000
Daily Special $25Monday – Saturday$25.00$15,000
Sundayday Special $55Sunday$55.00$10,000
Sundayday Monster Stack $50Sunday$50.00$10,000
Sundayday Monster Stack $5Sunday$5.00$2,500
Sundayday Special $22Sunday$22.00$30,000
Sundayday Monster Stack $200Sunday$200.00$75,000
Sundayday Monster Stack $20Sunday$20.00$30,000
Sundayday Special $33Sunday$33.00$60,000
Sundayday Special $55Sunday$55.00$75,000
Sundayday Special $5.50Sunday$5.50$7,500
Sundayday Special $88Sunday$88.00$100,000
Sundayday Special $10Sunday$10.00$10,000
Sundayday Special $125Sunday$125.00$50,000
Sundayday Main Event $50Sunday$50.00$100,000
Sundayday Mini Main Event $5Sunday$5.00$12,500
Sundayday Special $250Sunday$250.00$150,000
Sundayday Special $25Sunday$25.00$25,000

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Partypoker

WPT World Online Championships coming soon

The WPT and partypoker continue building on the two companies’ growing partnership. The Online Series finished up last week and the WPT World Online Championships will run July 1 to Aug. 9.

The new series features 15 championship events. The action is highlighted by the $10,300 buy-in Season XVIII WPT World Championship Online, running Aug. 1-8.

Partypoker promises some special prizes for the overall series winner. That includes a $15,000 seat into the Season XVIII WPT Tournament of Champions presented by Baccarat Crystal.

“With the live poker schedule likely to be empty over the traditionally hectic summer months, we have been working on plans for a huge online festival to provide an alternative for players that would normally migrate to Vegas,” partypoker managing director Tom Waters said.

“I’m delighted that we have been able to partner with WPT to revive the WPT World Championships and bring the series online for the first time.”

A full schedule for the WPT World Online Championships hasn’t been released yet. Here’s a look at just a couple events already released that are expected to cap the series. More will be posted as additional events are announced.

2020 WPT partypoker WPT World Online Championships

Event and DateTournamentBuy-in
Saturday, August 1, 2020
#1World Championship Main Event Day 1A [Freezeout, 4-Day Event]$10,300
#2Mini World Championship Day 1A [Freezeout, 4-Day Event]$1,100
Sunday, August 2, 2020
#1World Championship Main Event Day 1B [Freezeout, 4-Day Event]$10,300
#2Mini World Championship Day 1B [Freezeout, 4-Day Event]$1,100
Monday, August 3, 2020
#1World Championship Main Event Day 2 [4-Day Event]
#2Mini World Championship Day 2 [4-Day Event]
Tuesday, August 4, 2020
#1World Championship Main Event Day 3 [Play to Final, 4-Day Event]
#2Mini World Championship Day 3 [Play to Final, 4-Day Event]
Saturday, August 8, 2020
#1World Championship Main Event Final Table
#2Mini World Championship Final Table

Battle it out with new ‘Club Games’ option

Partypoker recently launched its new Club Games feature, available for cash games with multiple stakes options. This allows a player to set up a game and accept and remove players, with stakes available up to $5/$10.

Club Games will be available on desktop and mobile. There is no limit to the number of clubs a player can join, and can create up to five clubs per person. The rake remains the same as a standard cash game.

The addition comes as more players asked for an option to play with friends during the Coronavirus pandemic.

“Partypoker used to offer private games and it’s been on our roadmap to bring in a new home games offering for a long time now,” partypoker managing director Tom Waters said.

“In recent months, we have been inundated with requests from players who wanted their own home games, so we decided to accelerate the rollout of our new Club Games interface. Initially, players will be able to create their own private cash games for friends to join using either a PC/Mac or mobile device, with the ability to create tournaments to follow.”

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888poker

A look at weekly and daily events

The XL Inferno Series closed out last week but plenty of daily tournament action remains. 888 offers players a nice opportunity to get in the game. Here’s a complete schedule of events throughout the week.

888Poker 2020 Daily and Weekly Tournaments

EventDayBuy-inGuarantee
The $16.50 PKODaily$16.50$6,000
The $55 Deepstack MonsoonDaily$55$4,000
The $5.50 Big FishDaily$5.50$3,000
The $44 PKO 8-MaxDaily$44$5,000
The $22 Deepstack StarfishDaily$22$4,000
The $8.80 Mini Great 8Daily$8.80$4,000
The $3.30 Mini SwordfishDaily$3.30$1,500
The $88 PKO 8-MaxDaily$88$10,000
The $33 Big Fish Daily$33$12,000
The $12 Deepstack CatfishDaily$12$5,000
The Daily Mega DeepDaily$109$15,000
The $7.50 PKO 8-MaxDaily$7.50$8,000
The GoldfishDaily$1$2,000
The $55 MonsoonDaily$55$10,000
The $16.50 Big FishDaily$16.50$15,000

The $55 PKO		Daily$55$10,000
The $55 PKO 6-MaxDaily$55$10,000
The $30 Poker FiestaDaily$30$3,000
The $109 Late Mega DeepDaily$109$5,000
The $55 Late MonsoonDaily$55$3,000
The $22 PKO 6-MaxDaily$22$4,000
The $22 PKODaily$22$4,000
The $33 PKODaily$33$3,000
The $22 Mini Mega DeepSunday$22$20,000
The WhaleSunday$320$20,000
The Sunday ChallengeSunday$109$25,000

Galaxy of Freeroll finals set for Sunday

Everyone enjoys free money and 888poker is giving players plenty of opportunities. The site’s Galaxy of Freerolls promotion runs through June 7 and features more than $500,000 in guaranteed giveaways.

888 offers two daily $2,000 Venus Freerolls Monday through Saturday. On Sunday, a $10,000 Neptune Freeroll will be run with one happy astronaut/champion.

The final freeroll on June 7, aka the Super-Saturn Freeroll, will feature a $100,000 prize pool. Additional surprises, rewards, bonuses, and exclusive freerolls will also be on tap during the Galaxy of Freerolls.

Those looking to earn tickets in the $2,000 Venus need to complete “Space Missions.” Some of those challenges include:

  • The Tournament Voyager – Simply play tournaments with buy-ins of $3 and earn a pair of tickets.
  • Ace-King Apollo Landing – Win a hand holding Ace-King in a cash game and earn two tickets.
  • Casino and Sports Atlantis Orbiter – Place bets totalling $5 or more on any casino game or sports bet and claim but two tickets.

Those hoping to land in a $10,000 Neptune need to complete two or more Space Missions in one week. Players can complete one Space Mission per day and will need at least one more during the week.

How do you play in the $100,000 Super-Saturn Freeroll on June 7? Simply become an 888 astronaut by completing 14 or more Space Missions.

Players can also enjoy a “Daily Spin” to win a ticket to a $1,000 Space BLAST Freeroll.

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PokerStars

SCOOP may be over, but major tournaments continue

A massive SCOOP is now in the books, but players still have plenty to look forward to the on site’s multiple platforms. That includes big Sunday events and daily guarantees.

That includes bringing some flavor of the Tour de France to your poker game as part of the PokerStars Grand Tour. The series brings the worlds of poker and cycling together in a unique new format.

Events feature rich graphics and buy-ins from as little as $1. Players can sprint along the race track eliminating opponents in dynamic tournaments that combine progressive knockout, sit and go, and shootout formats.

Players can win more than $100,000 in prizes and bounties in a race toward the Grand Tour finish line.

Grand Tour is now available on the .COM platform and will launch on real money soon. The game is expected to launch on .EU and .UK soon. Here are some features and how to play:

  • Buy-ins range from $1 to $60. The higher the buy-in, the closer to the finish line players start.
  • Players at the same buy-in level compete in “sprints.” These are four-player progressive knockout sit and go tournaments that last about five minutes.
  • As players knock each other out, their own bounty values increase. They then move to the next sprint, where they will be matched with players of similar bounty values.
  • When someone is eliminated, his value is split two ways. A percentage is added to the winner’s value and a percentage is awarded as cash directly into his account.
  • This cash prize can be multiplied, meaning players could win more than $100,000 at higher stakes.
  • Eliminated players keep any winnings from knockouts.
  • When a player wins a sprint, they can jump right into the next one or save it for later. Every completed sprint gets players closer to the finish line, where they can be crowned a Grand Tour champion.

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Unibet

Weekly events offer plenty of bang for the buck

The Unibet Online Series 8 (UOS8) concluded on May 24 but there are plenty of fun daily and weekly tournaments. Here’s a look at some big events that play out each day on the platform:

EventDayBuy-in
€1,000 MoonWalkDaily€5
€600 Omaha Deep SpaceDaily€5
€30 Deep Impact NanoDaily€0.25
€500 Sirius Banzai BountyDaily€5
€2,000 Deep SpaceDaily€25
€6,500 Leaderboard High Re-EnterDaily€25
€1,000 Dark MatterDaily€10
Private - MaltnHops Monday GameDaily€25
€250 Unibet UK Tour Online FinalDaily€10
€1,500 AbyssDaily€25
€2,000 CometDaily€50
€8,000 Neptune RebuyDaily€50
€1,500 Boba BountyDaily€50
€2,000 SputnikDaily€50
€5,000 Big Bang2020-06-02€200
€1,500 Unibet UK Tour Online FinalJune 13€50

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