The summer poker season is heating up everywhere, especially at the poker tables and on social media. Poker players are rounding out the first half of the year with mid-majors tours and World Poker Tour stops before gearing up for the World Series of Poker action. Some players will head to Las Vegas to play the WSOP or any of the numerous series scheduled for the LV area during June and July. Online players are gearing up for their own type of grind online.
Meanwhile, BetOnline is giving all of those poker players a way to prepare for their summers. And it has $575K worth of prize pools guaranteed to be in it.
Turbo Takedown Poker Series
The latest online poker tournament series will lead up to the start of the WSOP in Las Vegas. It will be a fast series with turbo structures for 46 tournaments plus a Main Event. And important to mention is the progressive knockout format for all of the events.
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The PKO structures will use the 50/50 setup, with half of each buy-in going to the prize pool and the other half to the player’s bounty. It’s easier to explain with an example.
-Players A and B buy in to a $50 tournament.-Each player contributed $25 to the prize pool, and each player has a $25 bounty on their head.-Player A eliminates Player B.-Player A receives half of the bounty on Player B’s head, which is $12.50.-The other half of the bounty ($12.50) is added to Player A’s bounty.-Player A now has a bounty of $37.50 on their head.
And on it goes.
The Turbo Takedown series offers 46 tournaments, mostly of the No Limit Hold’em variety but with one Omaha variation per day. Buy-ins range from just $1.10 and $5.50 to $215, but most of the events remain at the $55 price point and lower.
TT Series Features
Every day of the May 22-28 series will have a somewhat similar schedule. There are certainly patterns.
-6 events every day (except 11 on Sunday, May 28)-1st event every day is a $55 buy-in NLHE starting at 12:30am with $5K GTD (except May 28)-2nd event is a $11 buy-in NLHE at 4:30pm with $5K GTD (except May 28)-3rd event is a $109 buy-in NLHE at 6:30pm with $10K GTD (except May 28)-4th event is a $5.50 buy-in Omaha variation at 7:45pm with $1K GTD (except May 28)-5th event is a $215 buy-in NLHE at 8:15pm with $10K GTD (except May 28)-6th event is a $22 or $33 buy-in NLHE at 9:40pm with $5K GTD (except May 28)
That leaves the final day with 11 tournaments, including the Main Event. That schedule for Sunday (May 28) is:
-Event 37 at 12:30am: $55 NLHE ($7,500 GTD)-Event 38 at 1pm: $1.10 NLHE ($5K GTD)-Event 39 at 1pm: $22 NLHE ($25K GTD)-Special at 1:30pm: $109 buy-in NLHE Main Event ($250K GTD)-Event 40 at 4:30pm: $11 NLHE ($7,500 GTD)-Event 41 at 5:30pm: $5.50 NLHE ($1,500 GTD)-Event 42 at 6:30pm: $55 NLHE ($30K GTD)-Event 43 at 7:30pm: $55 PLO ($2,500 GTD)-Event 44 at 8:15pm: $215 NLHE ($15K GTD)-Event 45 at 9:40pm: $109 NLHE ($10K GTD)-Event 46 at 9:40pm: $11 NLHE ($5K GTD)
Knockouts Leaderboard
Players who participate in the series will collect points, one for every knockout, and climb the leaderboard. They can see how they’re doing in the “My Missions” part of their account page.
Throughout the Turbo Takedown, players can unlock daily rewards for participating in the series. There is $5K for prizes throughout the competition.
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