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Home › News › Soft Poker Series Underway on Intertops Poker

Soft Poker Series Underway on Intertops Poker

Written by Jennifer Newell
Last updated on September 12th, 2023
Intertops Poker

Everyone is not at the World Series of Poker. It’s true. Despite how it may feel, most poker players are actually NOT in Las Vegas right now. Most of them (us) are at home, wanting to play some online poker with our non-high roller bankrolls.

Intertops Poker has the perfect online poker tournament series. The Soft Poker Series just got underway and will continue through the months of October and November. And the fields are generally – let’s say – soft.

Soft Poker Series Info

The series actually began on Intertops Poker on September 30, but it runs all the way through November 28. There are 30 events in the lineup, and their cumulative prize pool guarantees total nearly $70K.

Players who win any of the first 29 tournaments will also win a seat into Event 30, the Soft Series Champions Tournament. That event will offer $5K in prize money. It is also one of numerous events that will also award the winner a special Intertops hoodie.

There are incentives for playing multiple events in this series. Play 15 or more to be placed in a special raffle to win exclusive Intertops Poker merchandise. Play 10 tournaments to win a $40 cash bonus or 18 tournaments to win $80 in cash.

SPS Schedule

The buy-ins of this series range from zero to $100, thought most of them range from $10 to $30. Here is the full lineup:

-Event 1 on Sept 30: $11 buy-in NLHE Superstack R&A ($1,250 GTD)

-Event 2 on Oct 2: FREEROLL NLHE ($300 GTD)

-Event 3 on Oct 4: $13.20 buy-in NLHE Progressive Bounty ($1K GTD)

-Event 4 on Oct 6: $22 buy-in NLHE R&A ($2K GTD)

-Event 5 on Oct 8: $7.70 buy-in Omaha Hi-Lo ($1K GTD)

-Event 6 on Oct 10: $27.50 buy-in NLHE Deepstack Turbo ($1K GTD)

-Event 7 on Oct 12: $22 buy-in NLHE Big Bounty ($1,500 GTD)

-Event 8 on Oct 14: $11 buy-in NLHE R&A ($1K GTD)

-Event 9 on Oct 16: $33 buy-in NLHE Deepstack R&A ($5K GTD)

-Event 10 on Oct 18: $13.20 buy-in NLHE Progressive Bounty ($1K GTD)

-Event 11 on Oct 20: $22 buy-in NLHE 6-Max R&A ($2K GTD)

-Event 12 on Oct 22: $11 buy-in PLO ($600 GT)D

-Event 13 on Oct 24: $33 buy-in NLHE Progressive Bounty ($3K GTD)

-Event 14 on Oct 26: $16.50 buy-in NLHE Superstack R&A ($2K GTD)

-Event 15 on Oct 28: $11 buy-in NLHE Big Bounty ($1K GTD)

-Event 16 on Oct 30: $33 buy-in NLHE Deepstack R&A ($5K GTD)

-Event 17 on Nov 1: $16.50 NLHE Deepstack Turbo ($1,500 GTD)

-Event 18 on Nov 3: $11 buy-in NLHE R&A ($1K GTD)

-Event 19 on Nov 5: $7.70 buy-in Omaha Hi-Lo ($1K GTD)

-Event 20 on Nov 7: $110 buy-in NLHE ($15K GTD + 2 Champions Event tickets)

-Event 21 on Nov 9: $17.60 buy-in NLHE Big Bounty ($1,500 GTD)

-Event 22 on Nov 11: $11 buy-in NLHE 6-Max R&A ($1,500 GTD)

-Event 23 on Nov 13: $33 buy-in NLHE Deepstack R&A ($5K GTD)

-Event 24 on Nov 15: $17.60 buy-in NLHE Progressive Bounty ($1,500 GTD)

-Event 25 on Nov 17: $13.20 buy-in NLHE Deepstack Turbo ($1K GTD)

-Event 26 on Nov 19: FREEROLL NLHE ($300 GTD)

-Event 27 on Nov 21: $7.70 buy-in NLHE Superstack R&A ($2K GTD)

-Event 28 on Nov 24: $22 buy-in NLHE Progressive Bounty ($1,500 GTD)

-Event 29 on Nov 26: $16.50 buy-in NLHE Last Chance ($2K GTD)

-Event 30 on Nov 28: TICKET REQUIRED Champions Tournament ($5K GTD)

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