ACR Team Pro

VENOM PKO RETURNS TO AMERICAS CARDROOM WITH MORE THAN $5,000,000 UP FOR GRABS

Published

2 years ago

April 20, 2023

The Venom PKO tourney returns to Americas Cardroom (ACR) for a sixth time from April 20 to May 3 with a $5 million guarantee.

Players can buy in directly for $2,650 with four Day 1 options available. Players can also win their Venom PKO seat via Blitz Satellites starting at just 11 cents.

Key dates:

Day 1A -Thursday, April 20 at 1:05pm ET
Day 1B – Sunday, April 23 at 1:05pm ET
Day 1C -Thursday, April 27 at 1:05pm ET
Day 1D -Sunday, April 30 at 1:05pm ET
Day 2 -Monday, May 1 at 1:05pm ET
Day 3 -Tuesday, May 2 at 1:05pm ET
Final Table -Wednesday, May 3 at 4:05pm ET

In addition to the $5 Million GTD Venom PKO, ACR will also be hosting Venom Specials on Day 1B, 1C, 1D, and Day 2 with additional guaranteed prize pools of almost $6.3 Million.

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ACR Team Pro, Chris Moneymaker said “This latest Venom PKO edition is set to be huge once again, especially since the last one in November smashed the $5 Million guarantee with a $6,860,000 prize pool. This tourney is for everyone thanks to ACR giving players so many options to earn their Venom seat for pennies on the dollar. See you at the tables.”

Venom Fever

Once again, players will be able to win a seat through the Venom Fever satellites which are running from April 2 to April 30 with 929 seats up for grabs. Direct buy-ins for Venom Fever start at $33 and there are 12 Mega Satellites that have paths starting for free!

The Venom PKO is a great lead-up to the flagship Online Super Series (May 7 to 29) which will have a record $40 Million GTD. Players can also continue to take advantage of the new tourney schedule which debuted in March.

For further information, please contact: mmoser@imail .ag

2003 WSOP Champion

THE MONEYMAKER TOUR KICKS OFF ITS 2024 SCHEDULE WITH NEW VENUE AT TEXAS CARD HOUSE HOUSTON

Published

11 months ago

December 15, 2023

GamingAmericas.com

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The Moneymaker Tour has a new partnership with Texas Card House in Houston, which will host the first stop of its 2024 schedule, the Tour announced today. The new deal also marks the Moneymaker Tour’s first stop in the state of Texas. The first Moneymaker Tour series of the new year brings players 12 days of action starting on January 10 and running until January 22.

The Moneymaker Tour at Texas Card House Houston will feature 12 trophy events that range in buy-ins from $150 to $1,500, with more than $500,000 in guarantees across the whole series. The Moneymaker Main Event will have a $1,500 buy-in with a $250,000 guaranteed prize pool and will take place from Tuesday, January 16 to Monday January 22. The Main Event features five starting days with a live-streamed final table on the 22nd.

The Tour, which saw its inaugural stop in May 2023, has been steadily increasing in popularity. Its third series at Hard Rock Casino in Cincinnati in September was the first to draw a $1 Million guaranteed Main Event, with a strong 788 entry field eventually won by Joseph Bakun for more than $208,000.

“The Moneymaker Tour is excited to kick off the new year in a new state with a new partner, Texas Card House Houston”, said Tony Burns, Executive Manager. “Texas is becoming well known for its great action and we look forward to having our first ever stop in Houston starting January 10.”

The Moneymaker Tour was created by 2003 WSOP Champion and ACR Team Pro, Chris Moneymaker and Moneymaker Tour Executive Manager, Tony Burns. The Tour was conceived as a way for Moneymaker to give poker players opportunities to have their own ordinary to extraordinary moments as he did. One such player was Michael Rossi, who echoed Chris’s own story when he won the first Moneymaker Poker Tour Main Event at Palm Beach Kennel Club. Rossi, who won his seat via an online satellite, this time courtesy of ACR Poker, took down the tournament for more than $134,000 on May 23, the 20th anniversary of Moneymaker’s 2003 WSOP Main Event victory.

“This partnership with Texas Card House, Chris Moneymaker and the Moneymaker Tour is a key highlight in our ongoing efforts to deliver exceptional poker experiences in Texas,” said Texas Card House COO Victor Leone. “Our community of players and members can look forward to a dynamic and thrilling tournament series, showcasing the high-stakes play and intense competition synonymous with Chris Moneymaker! We warmly invite poker fans from all regions to join us for what is set to be a series of memorable tournaments and experiences.”

Following the event at Texas Card House, the Moneymaker Tour will return to Palm Beach Kennel Club in Florida from February 15-27.

ACR Team Pro

SMALL STAKES MINI ONLINE SUPER SERIES WRAPS UP IN BIG FASHION AT AMERICAS CARDROOM.

Published

1 year ago

June 28, 2023

GamingAmericas.com

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The tournament series that’s known for its small buy-ins yet sizeable guarantees just wrapped up in a big way. The Mini Online Super Series at ACR blew past its $6.4 Million in guarantees with $7.1 Million in final prize pools.

“Our Mini Online Super Series or ‘MOSS” is the low buy-in tourney series that packs a punch,” stated Chris Moneymaker, ACR Team Pro. “And it’s just part of our effort to create great variety this year on our tourney schedule for lower and mid-stakes players.”

One of the MOSS highlights was their first-ever Mystery Bounty tournament ($22 buy-in). The $500,000 guaranteed event had a $610,120 prize pool thanks to a whopping 30,506 Day 1 entries. The payout included $50,300 to the top Mystery Bounty recipient. And these tourneys are now going to be regularly featured on the ACR schedule.

Also impressive was Event #70, $250,000 GTD PKO multi-flight – $55 buy-in ($361k prize pool). Players were able to enjoy extra overlay value via some key tourneys that fell short of their posted guarantees, like the $1 Million Main Event – $109 buy-in ($153k overlay) and the famous Dream Tourney that lets micro-stakes players fight for a piece of $100,000 for just a $2.50 buy-in. That had a $43k overlay.

Despite some MOSS events not faring as well as expected, Moneymaker explained that ACR was proud to keep pushing the envelope on the small-stakes schedule and would continue to do so in the future to keep growing the segment.