

Poker Rooms Update: New Tournaments, Promotions, and Online Events
Partypoker has updated its Daily Legends tournament schedule, making some tournaments more affordable while maintaining their prize pools. Two high-stakes tournaments, The Weekender and One Shot, have seen their buy-ins reduced to $109 and $111, respectively, without losing their guaranteed prize pools. Additionally, a new affordable tournament, Mini One Shot, will be held every Sunday with a buy-in of $11 and a guaranteed prize pool of at least $20,000.
The Caribbean Poker Party, originally scheduled for October, has been postponed to November 15-25 and will be held online. The main event, CPR Online, features a guaranteed prize pool of $5,000,000 with a buy-in of $5,300. Satellite tournaments are available starting at just $0.01.
GGpokerok is hosting the Bounty Hunter Series with a guaranteed prize pool of $40,000,000, featuring over 350 tournaments with buy-ins ranging from $5.25 to $10,300. New players on GGpokerok can receive $11 after verifying their account, with no playthrough requirements. Additionally, the Battle of Malta series will be held online from November 1 to 22, with details to be announced later.
PokerStars is running the Bounty Builder series until October 25, with a total guaranteed prize pool of $30,000,000 and buy-ins up to $1,050. The series includes various game formats such as Hold'em, Omaha, Short Deck, PLO8, NLO8, and HORSE. Additionally, PokerStars is offering the Ticket Machine promotion, where players can win tournament tickets worth $50,000 by playing in tournaments with a buy-in of at least $5.
PokerDom is hosting the Open Championship of Russia online poker from November 6 to 22, with a guaranteed prize pool of 25,000,000 rubles. The series features a variety of games and formats, including classic Hold'em, Omaha, Short Deck, Razz, and 7-Card Stud. Satellite tournaments for the main events have already begun.
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