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Partypoker Powerfest: Professional Players Share Their Thoughts
The Powerfest tournament series will run from March 31 to April 14, 2019, featuring 250 tournaments with buy-ins ranging from $5.50 to $25,500 and a total prize pool of $30,000,000.
Rob Yong, CEO of Partypoker, decided to move the Powerfest series to April to avoid overlapping with the WCOOP series. Roman Romanovsky, a professional poker player, plans to participate in all days of the Powerfest series except Fridays and Saturdays. Pavel Pleshuv, another professional poker player, appreciates the 8-max format of all tournaments in the Powerfest series.
Pavel Veksler, a professional poker player, suggests adding more prestigious tournaments with larger guarantees to the Powerfest series. Arseny Karmatsky, a professional poker player, notes that the Powerfest series has attractive guarantees on Sundays but less appealing ones on weekdays.
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