On the same day is the GSP08 Super High Roller tournament with a $500 buy-in and a $150,000 guarantee.

On November 16 the GSP08 Low Roller tournament has a $27.50 buy-in and a $20,000 guarantee. Taking their place is the GSP08 Special $250,000 guaranteed tournament and the GSP08 High Roller tournament with a $200,000 guarantee.Īfter the Main event, there are three days of tournaments made for every poker budget, from small fish to high roller. Throughout the Golden Spade Series, Bovada Poker’s weekly Sunday $150,000 tournament and $100,000 tournament are being removed from the schedule. There are also cheaper satellite qualifiers available for the Mini. The Mini has a $109 buy-in and a $100,000 guaranteed prize pool. There’s also the more affordable Mini Main Event, also on Sunday, November 15. If you don’t have $450 to spare in your poker budget you can also qualify for the main event through satellite tournaments starting at $5.50.

The Golden Spade Main event will take place on Sunday, November 15 with a $450 buy-in and a $500,000 guaranteed prize pool. How does Bovada Poker Golden Spade Open work? Throughout the series there are four to six tournaments each weekday and five to seven tournaments per day on the weekends. On the schedule this year are 166 tournaments. The year’s Golden Spade series, the eighth edition, runs from October 17 to November 17. The annual Golden Spade Poker Opens kicks off at Bovada Poker this week with more than $10 million in guaranteed prizes.

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