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Home › News › PokerStars USA Announces October 24 Events

PokerStars USA Announces October 24 Events

Written by Jennifer Newell
Last updated on December 17th, 2021
PokerStars US Pennsyl-MANIA New Jersey Classic Michigan Classic

What’s so special about October 24? It’s a Sunday. It’s in October. It’s probably a birthday for a lot of people. For poker players in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, October 24 is a big tournament day on their PokerStars websites.

Pennsyl-MANIA, the Michigan Classic, and the New Jersey Classic will offer big guarantees in their respective states.

This all will happen less than a month after the COOP series wrapped in each of those states. The PACOOP in Pennsylvania, MICOOP in Michigan, and NJCOOP in New Jersey collectively awarded $5.27M via the annual Championship of Online Poker tournament series.

2021 COOP Results

All three states in which PokerStars operates in the state-regulated US market offered a COOP series September 10-27. In total, they guaranteed $4.5M in payouts to players.

Specifically, Pennsylvania and its PACOOP guaranteed $2M in prize pools spread out over 65 events with buy-ins ranging from $10 to $1K. The results were:

-Total events: 69

-Total entries: more than 25,000

-Total prize money awarded: nearly $2.38M

-Main Event info: 851 entries, $238,280 prize pool (surpassing $200K GTD)

-Main Event winner: Hondoribbia won a trophy and $36,400.85

Michigan and its MICOOP also started with 65 events and guaranteed $1.5M in prize money. Those buy-ins and tournament options closely mimicked those in Pennsylvania but on a slightly smaller scale. In the end, the results were:

-Total events: 68

-Total entries: more than 18,000

-Total prize money awarded: nearly $1.79M

-Main Event info: 632 entries, $176,960 prize pool (surpassing $150K GTD)

-Main Event winner: WadeDavenport won a trophy and $31,014.58

New Jersey saw a smaller series due to its smaller population. The NJCOOP put up 60 events and $1M in guarantees. The final tallies were:

-Total events: 60

-Total entries: nearly 10,600

-Total prize money awarded: more than $1.1M

-Main Event info: 334 entries, $100K prize pool (included overlay)

-Main Event winner: sri100k won a trophy and more than $18,660.45

PokerStars posted the full results on its blog.

Classics and MANIA: October 24

The tournaments will begin on each site in each state at 5pm ET on Sunday, October 24. The three states are not connected, as their governors have yet to sign the multi-state poker agreement. However, players located in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey can play on their respective sites.

Each one requires a $300 buy-in, and each will play out over two days.

-Pennsylvania: Pennsyl-MANIA on PokerStars PA ($350K GTD)

-Michigan: Michigan Classic on PokerStars MI ($250K GTD)

-New Jersey: New Jersey Classic on PokerStars NJ ($100K GTD)

Players in all three states now have access to satellites, which began on October 12. Satellites start at just $15, and special Spin & Gos start at just $3. Even better, players who deposit can access a Depositor’s Freeroll, with tens of thousands of dollars of tournament tickets available.

MI/NJ/PA players: @Stapes has a message for you about the next PokerStars USA big tournaments, coming later this month. 🥳

Tell us which of the three you plan to play. 👇 pic.twitter.com/eyvxBE0vfw

— PokerStarsUSA (@PokerStarsUSA) October 12, 2021

 

 

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