Poker players looking to win a trip to the Bahamas to play the upcoming $25,000 buy-in PokerStars Players Championship are in luck as PokerStars has announced two new ways to win passes, including a Road to PSPC event at Resorts World Las Vegas Dec. 8-11 and a live-streamed Gotaga Poker Night on Dec. 2 .
Both events will award a $30,000 Platinum Pass to the PSPC, which is scheduled to take place in January 2023 as part of the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure (PCA) .
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There have already been plenty of Platinum Passes awarded that give players an all-expenses paid trip that includes hotel accommodation and airfare as the PCA returns for the first time since 2019.
Here is everything that is included in the Platinum Pass: $25,000 buy-in to the PSPC
Six nights hotel accommodation for the winner and a guest in a 5-star hotel
Airport transfer
$1,900 expense money
Platinum Pass winner experiences during the event A Vegas Opportunity The $400 buy-in no-limit Hold’em event at Resorts World will feature a $100,000 guaranteed prize pool in addition to a Platinum Pass to the PSPC.The event at the brand-new Las Vegas, equipped with a state-of-the-art poker room, will be an event you don’t want to miss. Earlier stops on the Road to PSPC-US schedule took place at Live! Casino Maryland , Live! Casino Pittsburgh and Live! Casino Philadelphia , where Rishva Iyer took down the first PokerStars Road to PSPC Women’s Event to win a Platinum Pass. Road to PSPC Resorts World Global Poker A Live Stream from Paris On Dec. 2, PokerStars streamer Gotaga will host a poker night streamed live from his apartment in Paris alongside fellow Twitch streamers Domingo and Xari . Others who will be joining in on the poker night include French rapper Rim’K and YouTuber JOYCA .During the poker night, there will be an online viewers freeroll that will award a Platinum Pass and a prize pool of €20,000, so be sure to tune in for a chance to grab that $30,000 pass.Viewers can follow along the action […]
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