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Updated Tue, 2012-03-06 14:00
So you play holdem. Maybe you even play online poker for money. Maybe you think you’re pretty good. Are you good enough to win Americas Cardroom Freeroll Super Series title?
What’s your longest winning streak? Maybe you’re in it now, in which case you don’t want to answer the question as it might bring you bad luck. If you are one of the thousands of players who play holdem and play online poker for money at Americas Cardroom every day, why don’t you take up the Freeroll Super Series challenge and really see how good you are. By the way, there’s potentially $75,000 to be won along the way by you and a Punta Cana Poker Classic prize package.
The Freeroll Super Series is running right now at Americas Cardroom but it’s not for the faint hearted and not for those without stamina. This challenge is one that will last the majority of the year, and there’s bound to be some highs and lows along the way. There are 4 rounds in the Americas Cardroom Freeroll Super Series that players need to get through in order to win that title and of course the prize.
Round 1 consists of daily qualifiers; there are eight of them each day, they’re all freeroll tournaments, and they offer entry into Round 2. Round 2 consists of weekly tournaments that are entered into with $1 Tournament Dollars won in round 1. Each round 2 tournament has a prize pool of $750 which will be paid out to the top 100 players, but most importantly it awards $5 Tournament Dollars; this is what is required to get into round 3. Round 3 is the monthly round, held on the first Saturday of the month, there’s a $3,000 prize pool and points towards the special leaderboard are earned in this round. The top 500 players on the points leaderboard will be granted entry to the Grand finale Freeroll.
The Grand Finale Freeroll will be held on Saturday October 13th and will feature just the top 500 players from the points leaderboard. Those 500 players will fight it out for a prize pool of $25,000 including a prize package for the Punta Cana Poker Classic.
