Registration is open for DeepStack Extravaganza I Event #5 $200 NLH Mega Satellite (1Day) at 6:10pm. Winners receive entry into Event #6 $1,100 NLH MSPT or #8 1,100 NLH DoubleStack. 10,000 chips and 20 minute levels. Registration and re-entry open until 8:25pm.
Attention senior players (50+) years of age: Be sure to join us Thurs. Feb. 7, 2019 at 11:10am for our $400 NLH Senior (1Day) $20,000 GTD. 15,000 chips with 30 minute levels. Registration and re-entry until 2:40pm.
Registration is open for DeepStack Extravaganza I Event #4 $600 NLH DoubleStack (1Day) $50K GTD at 12:10pm. 30,000 chips and 30 minute levels. Registration and re-entry open until 4:40pm.
We are excited to host the MSPT in DeepStack Extravaganza I Event #6 $1,100 NLH MSPT Poker Bowl III $650K GTD Day 1A at 12:10pm tomorrow. 20,000 chips and 40 minute levels. Day 1B Fri. 2/1 at 12:10pm and Day 2 Sat. 2/2 at 11am.
DeepStack Extravaganza I
Event #3 $200 NLH Mega Satellite
6:10 pm
Final Numbers
1.29.19
Players: 53
Prize Pool: $8,745
Seats awarded: 7
8th place: $1,045
Thanks to all who played.
DeepStack Extravaganza I
Event #1 $400 NLH MonsterStack
$100K GTD
Day 1A +1B Chip Counts
1.29.2019
Total Players: 573
Total Prize Pool: $191,955
81/573 players advancing
Places paid: 63
1st place: $40,322
Day 2 Wed. 1/30 @ 12pm
Thanks to all who played.
Registration is open for DeepStack Extravaganza I Event #3 $200 NLH Mega Satellite (1Day) at 6:10pm. Winners receive entry into Event #6 $1,100 NLH MSPT or #8 1,100 NLH DoubleStack. 10,000 chips and 20 minute levels. Registration and re-entry open until 8:25pm.
High Hand Multiplier Giveaway
April 1-May 19
12pm- 2am daily
$500 high hands every 60 minutes
$1,000 or $2,000 high hands
based on active hours played that day
View the official rules here.
Mark your calendars for our DeepStack Showdown March 13-26, 2019 that features more than $1.5 million in guaranteed tournament prize pools. We are so excited to host the WPT at Venetian $3,500 NLH $1 million GTD March 22-26.
You can view the structures here.
This week’s term is flat call. Also known as a smooth call, this occurs when a player simply calls when a raise—or a reraise— would be more typical or expected.
