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The second Progressive Knockout tournament of the 2020 GGPoker World Series of Poker (WSOP) Online Circuit will kick off at 1 p.m. EST (6 p.m. UTC) and a prize pool of $1,000,000 is guaranteed in Event #11: $1,050 Bounty Hunters Championship. One hour prior to the start, some 200 players have already signed up for the event and that number is certain to increase significantly. All players start with 25,000 in chips, which equals 125 big blinds for the first level at blinds of 100-200 and a running ante of 25. The late registration will be available until level 12 and the first 12 levels fea...

Global Poker may not be as big as Disney, but the sweepstakes poker company understands the importance of moving forward. That included plenty of improvements and innovations in It may have been a challenging year for many companies, but online poker has actually thrived. Poker sites gave many an outlet to play a game they love right from their homes. “Like all other social game companies, we saw a large influx of new players when COVID restricted live poker and also kept people at home,” Global Poker general manager David Lyons told USPoker. “We were delighted to see that our inf...

50 The KO Series edition SPINS only cost $10 to enter yet award KO Series tickets worth up to $2,100. These three-handed hyper-turbo sit & go tournaments are a winner-takes-all tournament that are complete in a matter of minutes. You’ll mostly be playing for a prize pool of $20 cash, which you can use to buy into many of the KO Series events direct. Hit the larger multipliers, however, and you’ll get your hands on KO Series tickets worth $33, $55, $109, $320, $530, $1,050, and even $2,100! It’s possible to play KO Series SPINS on your computer or compatible mobile device. Op...

Event #5: $7.5k GTD PKO Bounty. Less than five hours later, Ryan "TheSims" Hohner emerged victorious over a field of 59, earning the top prize of $2,257 and adding another $2,545 in bounties to go along with it for a sum of $4,802. His winnings totaled more than 25% of the overall $17,700 prize pool, a number that more than doubled the guarantee after meeting it early in Level 4. Hohner found his own bounty claimed once during the two-and-a-half-hour late registration period and despite there being unlimited re-entries, he only needed one more shot to make a run to the final table of eight,...