It started last weekend. PartyPoker kicked off its latest edition of POWERFEST, a massive real money online poker tournament series featuring No Limit Hold’em and Pot Limit Omaha tournaments.
The 488-event series started on March 15 but runs through March 29, giving players plenty of time to participate and take advantage of some of the $20 million in prize pool guarantees.
Massive Array of Events
The fun thing about POWERFEST is its mass appeal. Players can find buy-ins that range from $0.55 all the way up to $25K.
POWERFEST began on March 15 with $20 million in promised prize pools over the course of 145 events. But each of those 145 events have numerous versions, from Micro to Low, Medium, High, and High Roller.
For example, on Sunday, March 22, players can choose from the following events:
The above listings are only a portion of what will be on the schedule tomorrow and going forward.
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Many Main Events
The last day of action will be Sunday, March 29. And it will be the biggest day of the series by far, complete with several versions of a series finale.
The various levels of the NLHE Main Event and PKO Main Event are listed as:
--Event 141-Low: $5.50 NLHE 8-Max PKO Main Event ($20K GTD)--Event 141-Medium: $55 NLHE 8-Max PKO Main Event ($250K GTD)--Event 141-High: $320 NLHE 8-Max PKO Main Event ($500K GTD)--Event 141-HighRoller: $2,100 NLHE 8-Max PKO Main Event ($500K GTD)--Event 142-Low: $5.50 PLO 6-Max PKO Main Event ($5K GTD)--Event 142-Medium: $55 PLO 6-Max PKO Main Event ($25K GTD)--Event 142-High: $320 PLO 6-Max PKO Main Event ($75K GTD)--Event 142-HighRoller: $2,100 PLO 6-Max PKO Main Event ($200K GTD)
The series wraps later that night, March 29, with some NLHE 6-Max Fast options, NLHE 8-Max PKO Turbo, and NLHE 8-6 Mix-Max PKO Hyper-Turbo action.
Previous POWERFEST
The last version of the series was POWERFEST X, which ran from July 28 through August 11, 2019. There were 275 tournaments in all, paying out a final total of $28,892,500 in prize money. The biggest win of the series went to “CocaineKiller,” who won $543,250 by taking down a Super High Roller event.
With the lack of live poker tournament options across most of the world right now due to coronavirus shutdowns, expect bigger numbers each day in this current POWERFEST.
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