Playground Poker is known for its diverse monthly schedule offering Quebec’s poker enthusiasts a chance to test their skills in real life against rivals for the major cash prizes. November is about to bring an eagerly anticipated Power Weekend featuring both online and live events and guaranteed prize pools reaching CA$190,000. The Power Weekend is also going to feature Playground 500 and Playground 100 ready to increase the temperature in Kahnawake.
November 17 is projected to bring the official start of poker action thanks to two online events. That Sunday is about to be an exciting one for online poker enthusiasts as it would greenlight the Online Day 1 of both Playground 500 and Playground 100. The former event is about to launch at 4 p.m. and come with a mandatory buy-in of CA$500 + CA$50.
Playground Poker Offers Cash Piles
The guaranteed prize pool for this online event is going to amount to CA$100,000, making it one of the preferred ones during this Power Weekend. The second online event would be the Playground 100 Online Day 1, featuring a mandatory entry fee of CA$100 + CA$10, as well as a guaranteed prize pool of CA$50,000. Poker tournaments at Playground Poker will commence on November 21.
Playground 500 is going to have its first live starting flight at 7 p.m., coming with the same buy-in as its online version. It is going to feature three opportunities of entering Day 2, two of which would take place on November 22. All survivors who made it through the beginning phase of the poker tournament would reunite for the official Day 2 on November 23.
In the meantime, Playground 100 is also ready to attract as many enthusiasts as possible. The event would feature six starting flights, one of which is projected to be a Turbo one. Its quick pace of gaming is projected to make it a more appealing prospect. Players who have made it through this phase of the event would meet once again on Day 2 on November 24.
Poker Action Brings People Together
This is also when the Final Table and the heads-up duel would be taking place. Playground 500 is scheduled to have its Final Table on November 24, starting the poker action at 2 p.m. Players will be able to reserve their spot on the official leader board. The multiple-day structure is appealing to some players, as it maintains the interest and extends the experience over the course of several days.
For those seeking instant gratification, the Power Weekend would also offer single-day events such as the Mix Max Re-entry at 12 p.m. on November 21. This event comes with a guaranteed prize pool of CA$5,000 and a buy-in reaching CA$100 + CA$10. November 24 is also going to introduce two single-day events. The CA$100 + CA$10 Deepstack Re-entry is set to commence at 11 a.m. with its guaranteed prize pool of CA$8,000.
This penultimate day is also projected to welcome poker fans into the Single Rebuy event with a buy-in of CA$100 + CA$10. November 25 would be the last day of this long poker weekend. The 6-Max Bounty event is projected to feature an entry fee of CA$150 + CA$20 + CA$50 as well as a prize pool amounting to CA$15,000. This is expected to make it an especially appealing poker opportunity for local poker enthusiasts.
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Author: Yolina
Yolina has followed closely the latest development on the Canadian gaming scene over the past years, monitoring the land-based, lottery, and online offerings up for grabs. The dynamic nature of the local lottery and casino fields, as well as the opportunities lying ahead of Canada fire her enthusiasm for what is to come. A sports betting enthusiast, in her spare time Yolina could be found in her natural habitat – turning the pages of biographies and catching up on the latest stand-up comedy podcasts.