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PokerStars, GG Poker, and Partypoker Announce Massive Summer Tournament Series
TournamentsJuly 2, 2020·1 min read

PokerStars, GG Poker, and Partypoker Announce Massive Summer Tournament Series


PokerStars has announced the Stadium Series, featuring a total prize pool of $50,000,000. The series will run from 5 July to 2 August, with 102 tournaments and an average guarantee of nearly $500,000 per event. The series will conclude with the $5,200 Stadium Series Grand Final, which will have a prize pool of $5,000,000.

GG PokerOK has published the schedule for the summer stage of the WSOP Online. The series will run from 19 July to 6 September, with 54 bracelet tournaments. The most affordable tournament, BIG 50, will have a buy-in of just $50.

Partypoker's WPT World Online Championships will run from 17 July to 8 September, with a total prize pool of $100,000,000. The series will feature tournaments at three buy-in levels: Micro, Mini, and Championship. Players can qualify for the most expensive tournaments through a series of satellites or by winning special spins.

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