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Home › News › Americas Cardroom High Five Series Set for April 17-21

Americas Cardroom High Five Series Set for April 17-21

Written by Jennifer Newell
Last updated on March 21st, 2025
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One of the most popular tournaments on the Winning Poker Network, specifically Americas Cardroom, is the High Five Tournament Series. It lasts for a few days, offers a very wide variety of buy-ins, and offers guarantees on every event’s prize pool.

One of the main perks of the High Five, however, is the 10-minute “courtesy breaks” at 4:30pm ET that give players time to enjoy their cannabis. Obviously, partaking in those breaks in that way isn’t mandatory, but many players have expressed their appreciation.

The High Five series is back, and it’s set to play out from April 17-21 with a total of $1.3 million in tournament guarantees.

Are you high yet? You will be. https://t.co/msljMhIuOW #HighFive #Promotion #GetHigh #High5

💚🦅💰💵 pic.twitter.com/grUIdpZd0l

— ACR Poker (@ACR_POKER) April 12, 2019

Series Overview and Highlights

The High Five will offer five special tournaments for the five days beginning Wednesday, April 17. It is called a 420-friendly series, not only running through April 20 (4/20) but giving 4:20pm breaks each day, offering a $420K guarantee on its main event, and running it with a $420 buy-in. I believe the theme is fairly obvious.

The five-day tournament offers 25 tournaments – five per day – with $1.3 million in total guarantees.

Players can choose from Hold’em and Omaha, and the structures include everything from rebuys to deep stacks, from knockouts to hyper-turbos. Buy-ins range from $1 to $1,000, and guarantees start at $500 and go up to $420,000.

And it culminates in the $420 buy-in NLHE Main Event on April 21 with a $420K guarantee.

High Five Schedule

All times listed are Eastern time.

April 17

Event 1 at 3:pm:  $4.20 NLHE 5-hour late reg. ($6K GTD)

Event 2 at 6:20pm:  $500 NLHE 8-max ($80K GTD)

Event 3 at 7pm:  $1K NLHE 6-max ($100K GTD)

Event 4 at 8pm:  $40 NLHE ($15K GTD)

Event 5 at 9:15pm:  $5 NLHE hyper mega stack ($2,500 GTD)

April 18

Event 6 at 3:30pm:  $2 NLHE 5-hour late reg. ($3K GTD)

Event 7 at 6pm:  $20 Six-Plus Hold’em 8-max ($3K GTD)

Event 8 at 7:45pm:  $300 NLHE 8-max ($80K GTD)

Event 9 at 8pm:  $80 PLO-8 8-max ($12K GTD)

Event 10 at 8pm:  $10 NLHE ($10K GTD)

April 19

Event 11 at 3:30pm:  $150 NLHE 5-hour late reg. ($50K GTD)

Event 12 at 5:20pm:  $80 NLHE 8-max ($20K GTD)

Event 13 at 7pm:  $5 NLO ($3K GTD)

Event 14 at 7:45pm:  $20 NLHE 8-max ($10K GTD)

Event 15 at 9pm:  $1 NLHE hyper super stack ($500 GTD)

April 20

Event 16 at 3pm:  $100 NLHE 5-hour late reg. ($40K GTD)

Event 17 at 5pm:  $60 NLO-8 8-max knockout ($10K GTD)

Event 18 at 6:45pm:  $200 NLHE 6-max ($40K GTD)

Event 19 at 7pm:  $4 NLHE ($4K GTD)

Event 20 at 9:10pm:  $2 NLHE hyper super stack ($1K GTD)

April 21

Event 21 at 1pm:  $100 NLHE Warm-Up 8-max ($250K GTD)

Event 22 at 2pm:  $20 NLHE 5-hour late reg. ($80K GTD)

Event 23 at 4pm:  $420 NLHE Main Event ($420K GTD)

Event 24 at 6pm:  $30 NLHE ($30K GTD)

Event 25 at 9pm:  $100 NLHE hyper-turbo super stack ($30K GTD)

Enjoy the sweet smell of success!

Our #HighFive Tournament Series is back from April 17th to 21st.

There’s $1.3 Million guaranteed over 25 tourneys, including a $420,000 Main Event on the final day at 4pm ET.#TournamentSeries #GetHigh 💰💵🤑💚https://t.co/J8wKGagrJb pic.twitter.com/IkSk8fQukm

— ACR Poker (@ACR_POKER) April 8, 2019

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