

Four Crowns Poker Tour Almaty: 14 Tournaments and Cash Games Await
The Four Crowns Poker Tour will take place in Almaty, Kazakhstan from May 6 to 15, 2016. The event will feature 14 tournaments and non-stop cash games across all limits.
The Salaam Event has a buy-in of $200, a stack of 18,000, and levels lasting 18 minutes. The Take the Big One tournament has a buy-in of $100, a stack of 15,000, and levels lasting 12 minutes. The Hateful Eight tournament has a buy-in of $15, a stack of 8,000, and levels lasting 8 minutes. The KZ Grand Prix tournament has a buy-in of $300, a stack of 20,000, and levels lasting 45 minutes. The Pedro I de Castilla tournament has a buy-in of $200, a stack of 10,000, and levels lasting 20 minutes. The Karl lll tournament has a buy-in of $200, a stack of 25,000, and levels lasting 20 minutes. The Omaha tournament has a buy-in of $200, a stack of 20,000, and levels lasting 20 minutes. The Friedrich ll tournament has a buy-in of $800, a stack of 15,000, and levels lasting 20 minutes. The Louis Xl tournament has a buy-in of $300, a stack of 22,000, and levels lasting 11 minutes. The Der Letzte Henker tournament has a buy-in of $200, a stack of 10,000, and levels lasting 20 minutes. The Pepin Le Bref tournament has a buy-in of $200, a stack of 15,000, and levels lasting 25 minutes. The Push and Go tournament has a buy-in of $25, a stack of 8,000, and levels lasting 12 minutes. The OFC Pineapple tournament has a buy-in of $100, a stack of 30,000, and levels lasting 20 minutes. The The Prince and the Pauper tournament has a buy-in of $50, a stack of 10,000, and levels lasting 20 minutes. The Main Event tournament has a buy-in of $500, a stack of 30,000, and levels lasting 50/60 minutes.
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