Historic $5 Million PKO Tournament Concludes

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Historic $5 Million PKO Tournament Concludes

The $5 Million PKO tournament is officially over at Americas Cardroom.

Congratulations to pinguinachica, who won the Venom PKO belt with $477,814.50 in prize money, plus $273,253.16 in bounties.

Americas Cardroom will be announcing a new Venom tournament soon, so stay tuned!

The PKO tournament is a Progressive Knockout event.  Players collect half of a bounty if they knock a player out, while the other half of the bounty is added to their own head.

Running from October 23rd to November 4th, the tournament was the biggest in poker history.

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

 

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