PokerStars Turbo Series VI Begins April 5

Written by Jennifer Newell

Last updated on April 3rd, 2020

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It’s probably safe to say that PokerStars is pretty proud of itself. Little more than a week ago, PokerStars celebrated the 14^th anniversary of its Sunday Million tournament with a $12 million-guaranteed prize pool. Not only did a stellar turnout surpass that number, the 93,016 entries created a prize pool of $18,603,200.

It was kind of a big deal.

So, what does PokerStars do? It announces an online poker series – the sixth edition of the Turbo Series. And it is set to begin on April 5.

Series Basics

The PokerStars Turbo Series VI will begin on Sunday, April 5, and run through Sunday, April 19. It goes without saying that every event in the series will play with a turbo structure.

Speaking of events, there will be 114 altogether, with something for players of any type of bankroll. The lowest tournament buy-in will be $11, and the highest will be $5,200.

Oh, the series will offer $25 million in prize pool guarantees. That’s kind of a big deal.

Players on the dot-com network will be able to compete. No other markets are included at this time.

The #TurboSeries is back!
📅 April 5-19
💰$25M Gtd
💵 Buy-ins from $11
ℹ️ https://t.co/iWx212vscI pic.twitter.com/EcRpu3Grqt

— PokerStars (@PokerStars) March 30, 2020

Series Highlights

As mentioned, the series will offer 114 events in total. On the first day of action, these options show the kind of variety that will be offered:

–Event 1:  $215 NLHE Progressive KO ($1M GTD)

–Event 2:  $109 NLHE 8-Max ($350K GTD)

–Event 3:  $530 NLHE 6-Max Hyper-Turbo Sunday Supersonic Special Edition ($400K GTD)

–Event 4:  $55 NLHE 6-Max Hyper-Turbo Mini Sunday Supersonic Special Edition ($300K GTD)

–Event 5:  $55 NLHE ($125K GTD)

That’s just the beginning. The last day offers even more tournaments, including two Main Events, one with a low buy-in and the other with a high buy-in, both highlighted below.

–Event 104:  $109 NLHE 8-Max Deep Stacks ($150K GTD)

–Event 105:  $22 NLHE 6-Max Progressive KO ($150K GTD)

–Event 106:  $215 PLO 6-Max ($125K GTD)

–Event 107:  $22 NLHE 8-Max Double Deuce Special Edition ($275K GTD)

–Event 108:  $5,200 NLHE 8-Max ($750K GTD)

–Event 109:  $1,050 NLHE Main Event High ($2M GTD)

–Event 110:  $55 NLHE Main Event Low ($1M GTD)

–Event 111:  $109 NLHE 8-Max Progressive KO ($400K GTD)

–Event 112:  $215 NLHE 6-Max Hyper-Turbo Sunday Supersonic Special Edition ($275K GTD)

–Event 113:  $22 NLHE 6-Max Hyper-Turbo Mini Sunday Supersonic Special Edition ($150K GTD)

–Event 114:  $55 NLHE ($135K GTD)

The full schedule is on the PokerStars blog. And, as always, there are satellites running now.