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Poker Pro Masters II Kicks Off on September 10th
TournamentsSeptember 4, 2012·1 min read

Poker Pro Masters II Kicks Off on September 10th


The Poker Pro Masters II tournament will begin on September 10th. The tournament is organized by Poker-Red and sponsored by PartyPoker.es. The event was delayed by a week due to the participation of many players in the Partouche Poker Tour. The tournament will crown the successor of Samuel Jiménez “Samy”.

The tournament will have three group stages, with the top two from each group advancing to the elimination phase. In each group stage, players will compete in three heads-up matches to determine the final score, which can be 3-0 or 2-1. The semifinals and final of the Poker Pro Masters II will be played on October 30th and will be streamed live within the events of the World Poker Tour National Series Barcelona.

The four players qualified for the PPM Final Four will also receive a package to play the main event of the WPT National Series Barcelona.

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