The holiday season has come and gone and PokerStars Pennsylvania is ready for another new year, which they are kicking off with an exciting tournament series that will run all the way to January 29.
The recently launched Winter Series will include 85 events in total, with buyins ranging from as low as $3 to as high as $2000, and the overall guarantee reaching a whopping $1.5 million.
The Winter Series runs in other regulated US markets where PokerStars has a foothold — New Jersey and Michigan — but it is worth noting that all Pennsylvania events will be available only to Pennsylvania-based players, reserving the full $1.5 million for local players.
Join PokerStars PA today to check out the full schedule in the tournament lobby and join the action right away, or find out more about the Winter Series right here before you proceed to jump into your first event.
- $150 no deposit bonus
- Best MTT action
- Cash game variety
PokerStars Winter Series Highlights:
- Runs January 12 — 29
- 1.5 Million in guarantees for PA players
- Main Event on January 28 – $300 buyin
- Win Main Event tickets in special Spin & Goes
- Deposit $50 or more for Depositor’s Freeroll access
- Win a share of $10k in Winter Series Leaderboard
Winter Series Offers 10 Championship Events
The Winter Series will run at PokerStars PA for over two weeks and provide some of the most exciting and lucrative events of the entire winter of PA online poker.
With $1.5 million in guarantees distributed across 85 events, the Series promises to offer some huge guarantees across a variety of buyins, the lowest of which will go as low as $3, including the Phased $3 Micro Main Championship Event with a $10k guarantee.
The key event of the Winter Series will be the $300 Main Event, which runs on January 28 and offers a guarantee of $200k, with nearly 700 entries needed to cover the guarantee, offering potential for an overlay.
Alongside the Main Event, a total of 10 Championship Events will run throughout the Winter Series, awarding special edition watches to their champions along with the substantial cash rewards that will go to the champions of these unique events.
Here is a look at all the key events of the Winter Series you will definitely not want to miss:
Date | Event | Buyin | Guarantee |
---|---|---|---|
Jan 19 | #31 — Friday Freezeout Championship | $200 | $20k |
Jan 21 | #38 — Sunday Special Championship | $200 | $85k |
Jan 22 | #45 — Monthly PLO Championship | $250 | $20k |
Jan 23 | #50 — Super Tuesday Championship | $200 | $35k |
Jan 25 | #57 — Thursday Thrill High Roller Championship | $250 | $35k |
Jan 28 | #67 — Main Event Championship | $300 | $200k |
Jan 28 | #70 — High Roller Main Event Championship | $2,000 | $100k |
Jan 29 | #73 — Micro Main Championship (Phased) | $3 | $10k |
Win Your Main Event Ticket in Depositor’s Freeroll or Special Edition Spin & Goes
To make things even more interesting, PokerStars is running a couple of extra promotions throughout the Winter Series along with awarding the watches to all Championship winners.
The first of these is the $10k Leaderboard, which will award the 10 best-performing and most consistent players in the Series, with $2.5k of that money reserved for the top finisher on the Leaderboard.
Rewards start even before you win anything, as a special Depositor’s Freeroll will be played on January 27, awarding 50 Main Event tickets to the top finishers.
To get into the Depositor’s Freeroll, all you need to do is make a deposit of at least $50 into your PokerStars PA account using promo code WINTER, and you will be awarded an entry ticket, giving you another chance to play in the Winter Series Main Event.
If you don’t like the idea of the Freeroll being your only chance to win a Main Event seat, join one of the many $3 Spin & Goes that will be running on PokerStars PA and give yourself a chance to win a chance to win one of the Main Event seats that will be given out via these special edition tournaments.
Join PokerStars PA today to get into the action, claim your Depositor’s Freeroll ticket, and enjoy playing in dozens of Winter Series events still left on the schedule.