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SYDNEY–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Deck the halls with wads of wonga, because Juicy Stakes Poker are kicking off December with two tantalising tournaments and almost $50,000 guaranteed cash to dish out.
The festivities begin with the 2022 Soft Series , returning for a fifth edition and a whopping $25,000 GTD cash prize. This annual event consists of nine classic contests, beginning on 2nd December, leading up to the Soft Series Final and a $25,000 prize on the 10th.
There’s something for everyone in the Soft Series which includes Texas Hold’em tournaments like Deepstack and Superstack, plus Big and Progressive Bounty Events where the prize pools range from $1,000 to £3,000… before the grand finale and that $25k cashpot.
On top of that mountain of cash totalling more than $40,000, there are even more prizes to be won. The winner of the Final will secure themselves an exclusive Soft Series Champion hoodie, while there’s more merchandise and a bunch of Blackjack Free Bets to be won. Sign up to multiple events, get entered into separate raffles, and you could be one of the lucky ones picking up a prize.
Also up for grabs are free cash bonuses, yours simply by competing. Play in all Soft Series events to get $200, enter eight for $100 and earn $50 for dealing into six. Enter by buying in or via the Daily Freerolls and Gold Chip events taking place throughout the week. All eyes on the poker lobby for the info you need.
But wait, there’s more! The Sunday Myriad is back once again with a $10,000 guaranteed prize pot to play for. This unmissable Texas Hold’Em tournament runs weekly with alternating formats – the Deepstack, the Big Bounty and Progressive Bounty – keeping things fresh for its myriad of fans.
Wanna be a part of it? You can – simply by buying in for just $115, or save yourself a chunk of cash and qualify via the satellite events that […]
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