PokerStars Winter Series We are only a week into 2022 but there are already opportunities to turn a few dollars into a potentially life-changing score at both PokerStars and GGPoker . Both online poker giants have some massive tournaments taking place this weekend, tournaments that have dozens of budget satellites feeding into them. Can you afford not to try win your way into the PokerStars Winter Series Main Event or the GGPoker WSOP Winter Online Circuit Main Event ? Win Your Way Into the $2 Million Guaranteed PokerStars Winter Series Main Event
Event 103-H of the PokerStars Winter Serie s is the $5,200 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em High Main Event , which comes with a $2 million guaranteed prize pool. cards are in the air from 6:05 p.m. GMT on January 9, and you could be rubbing shoulders with poker’s elite for only $5.50.
PokerStars is known for running plenty of satellites into its biggest events, and the Winter Series Main Event is no different. You have a choice of traditional multi-table tournament satellites or sit & go satellites; choose the format you are strongest in.
The $5.50 buy-in Winter Series 103-H [Main Event] satellites have a hyper-turbo structure where the blinds increase every three minutes. They award seats to the $55 buy-in Phase 1 satellites where you get your grind on for 17 levels, each lasting five minutes. Last until the end of the 17th level and you find yourself in the Phase 2 where the $5,200 Winter Series Main Event High seats are dished out.
Of course, it is not only the $5,200 High Main Event taking place on January 9, there is the $55 Low Main Event , with $1 million guaranteed, and the $530 Medium Main Event that has $1.5 million guaranteed.
Cut-price satellites from a mere $1.10 are in the PokerStars lobby right now. Imagine turning $1.10 into a shot at a prize pool that is guaranteed to tip the scales at $1 million. It would make for a cracking start to 2022.
SNG specialists can sit & go their way into the Low and Medium Winter Series Main Events. […]
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