A Look At This Weekends (16/04) Knockout Poker Action

Bounty Hunting on GGPoker

As expected with a Bounty Hunter Series, there is plenty of knockout action to get involved with on GGPoker over the weekend. From standard PKOs to Mystery Bounties, players are spoilt for choice when it comes to game selection over the coming days.

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$15 Mini Friday Night Fight [6-Max]

To kick off the weekend, the Friday Night Fight comes packed with a $125,000 prize pool and a generous 10-minute level structure. Bounties start at $3.50 a head, and the total bounty prize pool makes up half of the overall total. Levels will shorten to 7 minutes in length when registration closes at Level 16. The tournament kicks off at 7 p.m. GMT. Players are allowed unlimited entries for this tournament. As always, play responsibly and within your means. With all of these tournaments, any knockouts scored will earn points for the $41k+ Daily Bounty King Leaderboard. To learn more about the leaderboard, click here.

$15 Mini Saturday Secret KO [Mystery Bounty]

The first of three Mystery Bounty tournaments of the weekend for low-stakes players comes in the form of the $250,000 guaranteed $15 Mini Saturday Secret KO. Starting at 7 p.m. GMT, players will be looking to build a stack and battle for bounties once the tournament is in the money. Players have 17 Levels of late registration, with unlimited re-entries. Levels run for 8 minutes throughout, and a staggering $125,000 will be up for grabs via the elusive Mystery Bounty Chest. Expect these numbers to be smashed, and it would be no surprise to see the total prize pool balloon to over $300,000.

$15 Mini Showdown [Mystery Bounty]

Coming in with an even bigger prize pool, the Mini Showdown will have $300,000 in prize money guaranteed from the get-go. Kicking off at 2.30 p.m. GMT on Sunday, 19th, players have 13 Levels to register, all of which are 12 minutes long. After that, the levels decrease to 8 minutes. Expect this tournament to be huge. Really huge. In the last four runnings of this event, over 20,000 entered on each occasion. With $150,000 to be pulled from the briefcase, it is no surprise to see why. A second running of this takes place on the same day at 9 p.m. GMT with the same structure and a $200,000 prize pool for those looking to grind long into the small hours of Monday morning.

$15 Bounty Freezout

The Freezeout is a taste of old school poker with a bounty twist. In this $100,000 guaranteed event, you have to make your one bullet count, with no rebuys allowed. Starting at 7.30 p.m. GMT on Sunday, players have 13 Levels to register, all of which are 12 minutes long. After that, the levels decrease to 8 minutes.

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Bounties Up For Grabs at The Afterparty

The Irish Open craic will be coming to an end on Monday, 20th, but before the hangover kicks in, and the tour goes international, there is a decent array of bounty-based tournaments to register on PokerStars.

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$5.50 NLHE [Micro Bounty Builder HR]

A staple in the schedules of many low-stakes grinders, this $5.50 comes with a tasty $20,000 prize pool and a starting bounty of $1.25. It features eight-minute levels throughout and 2 hours of registration. Players have a maximum of five re-entries during that period. Cards will be in the air at 5.30 p.m. GMT on Friday, April 17th.

$5.50 NLHE [Progressive Big KO, Mini Banshee]

Starting at the same time on Saturday, this variation sees more of the buy-in go into the bounty prize pool. Players will start with $1.50 on their heads. They will have 2 hours and 15 minutes of late registration and up to five re-entries. These $5.50 tournaments are lots of fun, and definitely worth playing.

$22 NLHE [7-Max, The Leprechaun Big Mystery]

Of course, there is Mystery Bounty action as well. Starting at 8.05 p.m. GMT, this tournament will see its $40,000 prize pool split in half between the briefcase and the payouts table. Registration is available for 2 hours, levels are 8 minutes, and players have up to five re-entries. If it is a little out of your price range, or you want a discount, consider playing the satellites. There is a $2.20 with 20 seats guaranteed at 6.40 p.m. GMT or a $4.40 with 25 seats at 7.30 p.m.

$11 Sunday Storm PKO 2-Day Event

The iconic Sunday Storm runs once again this Sunday, starting at 7.05 p.m. GMT. A must-play for grinders, the tournament comes with 10-minute levels and a total play time of 6 hours and 50 minutes for Day 1. Players start with $2.50 on their heads, and $5 of each buy-in goes into the bounty pool. Registration is available for 3 hours, and Day 2 play resumes at the same start time on Monday.

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ACR

It’s safe to say that ACR will be ‘blazing’ the stakes this weekend as the Hi5 Series commences on Sunday, 19th, with $4,000,000 guaranteed. Here is a look at the offerings.

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$8.80 PKO The Mini Stash

The first of the Hi5 tournaments comes with a $10,000 guaranteed prize pool and 20-minute levels until Level 13. There will be 4 hours of registration available, and it starts at 2.05 p.m. GMT on Sunday. Players have the option for unlimited re-entry. An hour earlier, a vanilla equivalent of this tournament starts. If a player wins both of the tournaments, they receive an additional $2,500 from ACR. For reaching both final tables, you will get $250.

$11 Bounty Blaze PKO

This $11 event comes with the same structure as the Mini Stash, but with a much larger prize pool of $25,000. Again there will be four hours of registration and unlimited entries. The Bounty Blaze starts at 6.30 p.m. GMT on Sunday.

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Signing Off

Good luck to those who take to the felts, virtual or live, over the course of this weekend. Of course, there is more out there in the online world. Consider CoinPoker, 888Poker or the iPoker Network. If you are looking to play there, consider joining our Pokerlistings VIP Club for exclusive offers and rewards. For more information, click here.

That’s all for now, folks. Until next time.