The PokerStars 50/50 Series returns on November 12 and features, as its name suggests, 50 tournaments costing $50 to enter. The only place the number 50 falls down is regarding the combined guarantees on the prize pools because they weigh in at an impressive $3 million.
The 50/50 Series has a tournament to suit everyone, with standard No-Limit Hold’em events joined on the schedule by Pot-Limit Omaha, 2-7 Triple Draw, 6+ Holdem, and even H.O.R.S.E. You’ll find various formats from traditional progressive knockouts,heads-up tournaments, Zoom-powered games, and two brand-new additions to series.
The Açai is a six-handed No-Limit Hold’em PKO tournament that will surely get players’ pulses racing. Those looking for a more relaxed experience should check out the nightly Copacabana tournament, which is an eight-handed No-Limit Hold’em that allows up to three re-entries.
Two 50/50 Series Main Events round off the festival on November 19. PLO grinders should log into their PokerStars accounts for 7:30 p.m. GMT on November 19 if they want to fight it out for the largest slice of the $40,000 guaranteed prize pool.
It should not be surprising to learn that the largest guaranteed tournament on the 50/50 Series schedule is the No-Limit Hold’em Main Event. The NLHE Main Event is a two-day tournament that boasts a $400,000 guarantee on its prize pool! Day 1 shuffles up and deals at 5:30 p.m. on November 19, and concludes just short of seven hours later. Surviving players return to the virtual felt from 5:30 p.m. GMT on November 20 to bring the Main Event and the 50/50 Series to a thrilling conclusion.
PokerStars 50/50 Series Schedule
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Online poker tournament players need to check out the PokerNews Online Tournament Calendar, the free-to-use tool built into PokerNews. Thousands of tournaments take place online every week, making keeping up with them challenging. The PokerNews Online Tournament Calendar allows you to find the perfect tournament for you, one that fits your bankroll restrictions, playing style, and strengths.
It currently works for PokerStars, PartyPoker, and 888poker tournaments. You can filter by game type, guarantee, buy-in, and start date. If you’re planning to play any of the 50/50 Series events at PokerStars, or any other tournament for that matter, why not plan your schedule with the PokerNews Online Tournament Calendar?
