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September 2019: Biggest Online Poker Tournaments Announced
TournamentsAugust 29, 2019·1 min read

September 2019: Biggest Online Poker Tournaments Announced


September 2019 promises to be an exciting month for online poker enthusiasts, with several major tournament series announced. PokerStars takes the lead with its World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP), featuring a record-breaking prize pool of $75,000,000. The series will include 219 tournaments with buy-ins ranging from $1 to $20, $21 to $99, $100 to $250, and $250+.

GG Network's GG Series is also making waves with a total prize pool of $50,000,000. This series will feature 482 tournaments, with buy-ins ranging from $1 to $20, $21 to $99, $100 to $250, and $250+. The series will run from September 1 to 12, with a variety of tournaments including High Five, Million Event KO, and Colossus.

partypoker will host various series including Monster Series, Power Series, and Omaha Series. The UCOP 2019 series, part of the Microgaming network, will have a total prize pool of €1,000,000. The Winamax Series will have a total prize pool of €14,000,000, with tournaments featuring buy-ins from €5 to €1,000.

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