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Home › News › ACR Caters to Low Stakes Players with FBSS and NOSS

ACR Caters to Low Stakes Players with FBSS and NOSS

Written by Jennifer Newell
Last updated on May 27th, 2021
Americas Cardroom NOSS FBSS

We’re going to need a spreadsheet to keep track of all the iterations of the Winning Poker Network’s Online Super Series.

Americas Cardroom and its sister sites on the Winning Poker Network kicked off 2021 with the biggest trio of series called OSS Cub3d. It offered the Mini Online Super Series (MOSS) followed by the main OSS and then the Bigger Online Super Series (BOSS) for high-stakes players. That finished in mid-March. And the PKOSS, the one with all PKO (progressive knockout) tournaments, just ran through most of May.

Now, the action turns toward the micro-stakes players with the Nano Online Super Series (NOSS) and the FreeBuy Super Series (FBSS). These tournaments run from May 30 to July 3.

Highlights of NOSS & FBSS

WPN decided to put these two series together over the three weeks starting on Sunday, May 30. They will continue throughout the month of June and wrap on Saturday, July 3. Combined, there will be $350K in prize pool guarantees.

FBSS contains 100 absolutely free poker tournaments and will guarantee $100K over the course of that series. There will be the opportunity to pay for rebuys and add-ons in many of the events, but initial entries cost nothing.

NOSS will pay out at least $250K in prize pools over the course of more than 200 tournaments. The buy-ins will all be very low, with the highest price point set at $5.50.

The schedules are not yet available, but ACR did announce some of the featured events, including the Main Event action.

-May 30: NOSS $5.50 buy-in NLHE PKO Kick-Off Main Event ($30K GTD)

-June 13: FBSS $0 buy-in NLHE Main Event ($20 rebuys, $40 add-ons optional) ($25K GTD)

-June 28: NOSS $0.99 buy-in NLH Main Event (3 starting flights daily May 30 – June 27) ($100K GTD)

Finally, everyone who wins an FBSS or NOSS tournament throughout the combined series will receive a ticket to a special freeroll on Saturday, July 3. That tournament will have a $5K prize pool.

🍓🍴Goes together better than peanut butter and jelly! 🥜🍇

The #FBSS and #NOSS are two series running together from May 30th to July 3rd.

There’s $350,000 in guaranteed prize pools and buy-ins range from free up to $5.50.

More info here: https://t.co/q3oZGqA56k#New #Promo pic.twitter.com/D3HiI7uBOz

— ACR Poker (@ACR_POKER) May 24, 2021

Regular Freerolls

Players looking to get started on Americas Cardroom and build up a small bankroll for some rebuys or NOSS events can get involved in daily freerolls. For example, the freeroll category in the tournament lobby shows these options:

-Thursday, May 27: $0 buy-in PLO 8-Max ($50 GTD) (2000 players max)

-Thursday, May 27: $0 buy-in NLHE 6-Max ($50 GTD) (2000 players max)

-Friday, May 28: $0 buy-in PLO 8-Max ($50 GTD) (2000 players max)

Those are just a few, and many of the options happen several times per day.

In addition, NOSS is already running mega satellites several times per day to award seats into its Main Event for just $0.45 or $0.55. Each mega guarantees 5-20 seats, depending on the satellite.

Also, click through to sign up for an ACR account via our site review to receive a 100% deposit bonus, a freeroll entry, and bonus cash.

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