PokerStars Caribbean Adventure – It’s a Tough Life, but Someone Has to Qualify!
Principal Component Analysis is a mathematical algorithm that reduces the dimensionality of data, and … Oops! Sorry – wrong PCA! In our case, as poker fans, we’re talking about the far more exciting PokerStars Caribbean Adventure (PCA), which will take place in the sumptuous surroundings of the luxurious Baha Mar Hotel & Resort in the Bahamas, kicking off on 22 January, 2023. Not only is PokerStars a great online poker room, but it also organises great live events, with loads of prize money up for grabs.
Running until 3 February, the PCA will feature a host of events and no shortage of things to and places to see while out in the Caribbean... so the question is...
How Do I Qualify?
It should come as no surprise that coveted seats at major poker events in fantastic settings are not limited to players with burgeoning bankrolls. In fact, thanks to the user-friendly qualifying set-up at PokerStars, you can win a PCA Package worth $16,000 for a welcomingly modest outlay of just $15 by diving into the special PCA Spin & Go games.
There are Satellite tickets to be won, too, so there’s plenty to play for in these fun games without having to win the top prize. Here’s how prizes are distributed via the PCA Spin & Go games:
| Prizes | Probability |
|---|---|
| $16,000 PCA Package | 100 in 1,000,000 |
| $530 Satellite Ticket | 5,000 in 1,000,000 |
| $55 Satellite Ticket | 85,000 in 1,000,000 |
| $45 cash | 405,200 in 1,000,000 |
| $30 cash | 504,700 in 1,000,000 |
And the $16,000 PCA Package is well worth pocketing, given that it includes the following:
- $10,300 Buy-in
- $3,968, 8-night Hotel package (including breakfast)
- $102 Airport transfer
- $1,630 Expenses
Regardless of whether you end up playing perfect poker like a boss for big bucks in the Bahamas, there’s no better place to enjoy your online poker sessions than PokerStars, so see our dedicated info page and check out the latest poker bonuses and offers available.
*Any mention of a bonus or discussion of such terms is not in relation to the province of Ontario.
