PokerNews Online Championship Returns to 888poker with Over $1M GTD!/Day 1s starting on 10 November

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888poker and PokerNews have partnered once again to bring players a special online series jam-packed with a wide array of tournaments at extremely affordable buy-ins!

The PokerNews Online Championship will kick off on 17 November and run through the 26th.

The highlight of the series is the multi-flight $300,000 GTD Mystery Bounty Main Event, featuring multiple Day 1s starting on 10 November.

This series boasts various tournament formats, including mystery bounties, PKOs and Turbos. So, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!

The buy-ins are also very attractive, starting as low as a very affordable $5.50.

・ Day 1s of the $300K GTD Mystery Bounty Main Event will start on 10 November and run until Day 2. The final table will be on 26 November and live-streamed on our 888pokerTV Twitch channel.

For those looking for more value for your buck, the $25 buy-in $50K GTD multi-flight Mystery Bounty Mini Main Event is also on the menu.

PokerNews Online Championship – $300K GTD Main Event

How to Get Your PokerNews Online Championship Tickets
The PokerNews Online Championship Series will host 38 tournaments, featuring a $215 buy-in multi-flight $300K GTD Mystery Bounty Main Event and over $1,000,000 in guarantees.

Play our daily freerolls or satellites starting as low as 1 cent to get your ticket to the Main Event!

Here’s how to bag your Main Event ticket:
・ Play daily freerolls for a chance to win a Qualifier ticket.
・ Qualify via satellites to the Main Event for as little as one cent!
・ Buy in directly for only $215!
・ Win FREE tickets via our social media contests and Twitch streams.

Follow our StreamTeam ambassadors on Twitch as they play during the series and give away free tickets to some of these events.

Check out the 888poker social media channels for up-to-date info and more ways to get tickets for free:
Twitch
Twitter
Instagram
Facebook
Discord
YouTube
Reddit

The full terms and conditions of this online series are HERE.

PokerNews Online Championship Series Full Schedule
Check out the complete series schedule below to choose which events you’ll be playing!

*Day 1s of the Main Event start 10 November
*Day 1s of the Mini Event start 17 November

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