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It’s that time again. The CPT Caribbean makes its return this November and you could be there courtesy of Juicy Stakes Poker , who have one luxury prize package to give away.
This prestigious poker event takes place between 2nd-7th November on the idyllic island of St. Maarten and there’s one place available – one that MUST be won this weekend. The full package is worth $3,100 and contains all this:
If you’re all in for an unforgettable stay in the sunshine and the chance to compete for a huge $75,000 GTD prize pot, you’ll need to qualify for Juicy Stakes’ very own CPT Final which takes place this Sunday at 5pm Eastern.
You can do that one of two ways – either by qualifying through any of the multiple satellite events this week, or simply by buying into the Main Event for $100. However you get there, you won’t want to miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!
CPT St. Maarten $75,000 Final $100 + $9
1 x CPT St. Maarten Package GUARANTEED
Sun 18th September (5pm EDT)
But that’s not all, because the Sunday Myriad action continues once again this weekend. This elite event is one of the highlights on the Juicy Stakes calendar, with $10,000 GTD to play for every seven days.
This Texas Hold’em tournament runs in three interchangeable formats: the deepstack, the big bounty and the progressive bounty. The bounties offer you the chance to earn a little extra for eliminating the opposition, but you’ll also be putting a bigger target on your own back. The hunt is on!Again, you can qualify via daily satellites or buy-in for $115. This week’s event goes ahead this Sunday at 2:15pm Eastern.And finally, a share of $2,000 is up for grabs with the Blackjack Jackpot! Between 19th-25th September, a Blackjack bonus can be earned by hitting a series of events on a number of Juicy Stakes’ casino classics.Play any of the following Tangente games: Blackjack 21, Double Draw and Perfect Pair and pick up a little extra, ranging from $5 for a suited […]
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