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ACR Finishes OSS Cub3d and Launches Encore Edition

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ACR OSS Cub3d Encore

Americas Cardroom just wrapped its August events last week. The primary attraction was, of course, the OSS Cub3d X, the tenth iteration of the full Online Super Series. It ran August 2-31 with hundreds of online poker tournaments and awarded more than $20M. As the Cub3d version of OSS does, it offered all three parts of OSS, starting with a week of MOSS (Mini Online Super Series), then two weeks of the main OSS series, and finally BOSS (Bigger Online Super Series).

Apparently, ACR and the Winning Poker Network were so happy with the results that they wanted to keep it going. For the first time, OSS Cub3d took only a few days to regroup and then launched the Encore edition on Sunday, September 5.

It’s not another month-long series but does run for more than a week and puts another 75 tournaments on the schedule. Along with that, the September 5-14 series puts $8M on the prize pools, including a Main Event next weekend with $1M on its prize pool.

This comes at the same time that Americas Cardroom players are competing in numerous satellites for seats in the next Venom. The Venom PKO will offer a $5M guarantee and host four starting flights beginning on September 17. That all gets underway in less than two weeks.

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In the meantime, the OSS Cub3d Encore will keep everyone quite busy.

Encore Details

This series kicked off on Sunday, September 5 and will run through Tuesday, September 14. The 75 tournaments offer $8M in guarantees. Buy-ins run as low as $11, with quite a few options at $100 or less.

Americas Cardroom picked out some of the events it feels are the highlights of the series, all times listed in ET. The final stats from the first day show that the series is in high demand:

Sunday, Sept 5

-12pm: $109 buy-in NLHE Warm-Up ($400K GTD) = 4,313 entries, $431,300 prize pool

-3pm: $1,050 buy-in NLHE 2-Day ($500K GTD) = 694 entries, $694K prize pool

-3pm: $215 buy-in NLHE ($400K GTD) = 2,124 entries, $424,800 prize pool

Monday, Sept 6

-1pm: $1,050 buy-in NLHE ($200K GTD)

-1pm: $215 buy-in NLHE ($150K GTD)

-2pm: $630 buy-in NLHE PKO ($100K GTD)

Tuesday, Sept 7

-1pm: $1,050 buy-in NLHE 2-Day ($150K GTD)

-1pm: $215 buy-in NLHE ($100K GTD)

-2pm: $630 buy-in NLHE PKO ($100K GTD)

-3pm: $109 buy-in NLHE ($75K GTD)

Wednesday, Sept 8

-1pm: $630 buy-in NLHE ($100K GTD)

-3pm: $215 buy-in NLHE ($150K GTD)

Thursday, Sept 9

-1pm: $1,050 buy-in NLHE ($100K GTD)

-2pm: $320 buy-in NLHE ($100K GTD)

Sunday, Sept 12

-1pm: $109 buy-in NLHE Warm-Up ($400K GTD)

-3pm: $1,050 buy-in NLHE 2-Day ($400K GTD)

-3pm: $215 buy-in NLHE Sunday Special ($400K GTD)

Monday, Sept 13

-1pm: $1,050 buy-in NLHE 2-Day ($200K GTD)

-1pm: $215 buy-in NLHE ($150K GTD)

-1pm: $66 buy-in NLHE ($75K GTD)

-2pm: $630 buy-in NLHE PKO ($100K GTD)

Tuesday, Sept 14

-1pm: $1,050 buy-in NLHE Wrap-Up ($150K GTD)

-1pm: $215 buy-in NLHE Wrap-Up ($100K GTD)

-1pm: $109 buy-in NLHE Wrap-Up ($75K GTD)

Of course, the Main Event is the biggest highlight of the series:

Sunday, Sept 12 at 2pm ET: $630 buy-in NLHE 2-Day ($1M GTD)

Players receive 100K starting chips to play 15-minute levels on 9-max tables. Late registration is open for 24 levels. There are unlimited reentries allowed.

This event will play the first day until just 15% of the field remains. Those players will then receive 2x the buy-in as min-cash prizes and return on Monday. Those prizes are separate from any in-the-money finish cash awarded on Day 2.

 

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