Poker players know it is nice to start well in a tournament, but finishing strongly can be much more important. The top prizes all come at the final table where those who can close during the “end game” generally earn the biggest rewards.
Such is the idea connoted in the name of the new End Boss Poker Series coming to the partypoker US network in New Jersey later this month.
The series will take place Nov. 23-28 across the three partypoker US network sites in the state — partypoker NJ , Borgata Poker NJ , and BetMGM Poker NJ — with seven events and guaranteed prize pools totaling $325,000 . Seven tournaments culminating with $1,060 buy-in, $150K gtd. Main Event
New Jersey is not the only state where the partypoker US network will be running End Boss Poker Series. There will be similar series on the network’s two Pennsylvania sites and on its Michigan site over the same dates.
Note that in each state, the partypoker US network is ring-fenced . That means wherever players participate in the End Boss Poker Series, they will only be competing against others in their same state.
The series name comes from newly-signed partypoker US network brand ambassador Darren Elias . The four-time World Poker Tour champion has earned the nickname “End Boss” thanks to repeatedly demonstrating his ability to finish tournaments with all the chips.
Elias signed on to represent the network in September . According to BetMGM Director of Poker Luke Staudenmaier , Elias chipped in to help craft the End Boss Poker Series schedule.
“During the development process, we worked closely with Darren, a poker legend, to ensure that the series was accessible” to all players, said Staudenmeier.
Buy-ins for the New Jersey events start at $215 and go up to the $1,060 Main Event . The Main also sports a series-high $150,000 guarantee . There are six- and eight-handed events, with a pot-limit Omaha tournament , a progressive knockout bounty event, and a freezeout all included in the mix.Here is the full End Boss Poker Series schedule on the partypoker US network in New Jersey: 1 […]
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