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PartyPoker's Special Sunday Major: $100,000 Up for Grabs
TournamentsSeptember 5, 2014·1 min read

PartyPoker's Special Sunday Major: $100,000 Up for Grabs


PartyPoker has announced an exciting special edition of its Sunday Major tournament, scheduled for September 21, 2014. This event will feature a guaranteed prize pool of $500,000, with the winner walking away with an impressive $100,000.

The entry fee for the tournament is set at $200, but players have the opportunity to qualify through various online satellites. New players who sign up for PartyPoker will receive 5 tickets for $1 qualifiers, which can be used to enter the $500k Guaranteed tournament. Additionally, a Mega Satellite with 100 spots for the main event will be held on the same day at 10:30 ET, with an entry fee of $5.

This special Sunday Major is sure to attract a lot of attention and competition, making it an event not to be missed for poker enthusiasts. Mark your calendars for September 21, 2014, at 14:00 ET and get ready to compete for your share of the $500,000 prize pool.

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