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Looking Back at the Playground Poker Montreal Festival
Posted by: Jo Martin - Wed, 2014-09-03 08:09
The Playground Poker Montreal Festival has grown into one of the staple events of the international poker circuit as it has indeed been a series increasingly more interesting for high stakes pros as well as for the rank and file crowd.
This year’s festival was indeed a hugely successful one: through only 12 of its 16 scheduled events, it awarded more than $1.4 million in prizes. Included in this handsome sum is the $190.7k prize that the winner of the Main Event takes home. The Main Event alone generated a prize-pool of over $1 million.
Even as we’re looking back at the success the Playground Poker Montreal Festival turned out to be, it has to be remembered that the Playground Poker Club is not a one-trick pony. As one large event wraps up there, another one is on the horizon, and the Playground Poker Fall Classic is indeed drawing near fast.
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The Fall Poker Classic will indeed provide a huge draw for players all over the world, as it will include the 2014 WPT Montreal as well.
The schedule of the series is once again an all-encompassing one in the sense that it has something to offer to everyone. Small stakes small-timers will have their opportunities, as will well-bankrolled professional players. As it’s usually the case, the Fall Poker Classic will kick off with a small buy-in event, called The Wild $150, to be followed by the $250 Frenzy. Both of these
poker tournaments are accessible for the masses and they both offer rather impressive guarantees.
The WPT event is a televised one and it features a $3,850 buy-in. There will also be a high roller, the $10.4k one, which managed to draw in no fewer than 60 players last year.
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