With a new brand of Power Poker series announced today, it's time to trade with Shuffle Up in Las Vegas, Bali. Since many live events have been affected by the public health crisis, the in-person tournament series offers players and poker enthusiasts a return to normal. The first series of events will host 48 different tournaments. The event kicks off the festival at Bali's Poker Room just before the big games begin and runs from Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021 to Monday, Mar. 1, 2021. The tournament guarantees over $750,000 in prize money and entry to the Power Poker Series Kickoff Festival main event for the top 20 point winners.

 

The Power Poker series has a variety of event structures tailored to different players. From local grinders to towngoers and everything in between, the latest poker series is designed with players in mind. Below is an overview of the special event with more details.

 

 Marquee events will be held daily at 12 p.m. and 3 p.m. Each will offer a mega satellite with a guaranteed seat to the winner. All events and mega satellites will offer guaranteed prize pools. All events will offer generous starting stacks and deep structures with plenty of play. Most events will last two days unless noted otherwise on the official schedule. Winners will receive a special trophy in addition to the prize money awarded in each event.

 

 The opening weekend of the tournament offers some unique opportunities for players. Event #5 $500 Monster Stack Norlimit Holdum is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 6, at 12 p.m., with a 50,000 starter stack and a 25,000 GTD prize pool. Event #7 $400 Big Game Stack Norlimit Holdum takes place the next day (12 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 7), with players receiving a 50,000 starter stack and a 10,000 GTD prize pool. Soccer fans who participate in the tournament can watch "Big Games" that will air during the tournament match.

 

 There are also two head-up no-limit holdups scheduled. The $400 purchase will take place on Thursday, Feb. 11, at 12 p.m., and the $600 purchase will take place on Monday, Feb. 15, at 12 p.m. The event is specially designed to entertain players and break the monotony of the standard tournament format.

 

 Two solo events are planned for senior and female athletes. A $400 buy-in senior no-limit hold-home event with 10,000 GTD prize money is scheduled for Friday, February 12 at 12 p.m. and Sunday, February 14 at 3 p.m. (Valentine's Day). A $300 buy-in Ladies no-limit hold-home event with 5,000 GTD prize money will be offered.

 

 Event #29 offers a new and inclusive way to compete. In the $500 NoLimit Hold’em Chop It event scheduled for Thursday, 18 February, players will go until only 15% of the field remains, at which point all remaining players will split the net prize pool equally.

 

 Back by popular demand and after the success of Main Event Mania, there are now even more opportunities to play favorite nonHold’em games and formats such as: Omaha 8, PotLimit Omaha, Big O, Triple Stud, HORSE, Nine Game Mixed, and now Stud 8, Mixed O8/Stud 8, TORSE, and Mixed Triple Draw have been added.   온라인 슬롯

 

 For some quick and fun play later in the day, the nightly at 7 p.m. is a $175 buyin NoLimit Hold’em event with a $2,000 GTD. This is a 1day event and a great way to satisfy the appetite for poker at a different time than the other events.

 

 Thrice High Rollers will be taking place over a threeday period leading up to the PPS Main Event. On Wednesday, 24 February at 12 p.m., High Roller #1 will be a $1,500 NoLimit Hold’em with a $20,000 GTD prize pool. High Roller #2 will be a $2,200 buyin NoLimit Hold’em with a $25,000 GTD prize pool held on Thursday, 25 February at 12 p.m. High Roller #3 will be a $3,300 NoLimit Hold’em with a $30,000 GTD prize pool held on Friday, 26 February at 12 p.m.

 

 The Main Event is a $1,000 buyin NoLimit Hold’em Tournament with a $100,000 GTD Prize Pool. Players may choose their starting day (flight) of Sunday, 28 February at 12 p.m. or Monday, 1 March at 12 p.m. There will be one reentry allowed per flight during the late registration period, which is 12 levels. Players will begin with 100,000 in nonvalue tournament chips and levels will last 40 minutes throughout. Day 2 will be on Tuesday, 2 March where players will play down to the final eight players. The final eight players will resume on Wednesday, 3 March and continue until a winner has been determined.