Sunday Big Ticket is Even Bigger for January at Carbon Poker

Written by :

Matt Skinner

Published on :

18 January, 2013

Carbon Poker’s “Big Ticket” Sunday tournament has always attracted plenty of interest and positive feedback from players and Carbon has been listening. For the rest of January, these tournaments will have a $215 buy-in with a guaranteed prize pool of $100,000. Last week was the first go around for this tournament at the new $215 structure and it was an overwhelming success. Learn More Here

For players that may not have the bankroll to take a shot like this and fear of missing out, there will be two “free seat” freerolls offered this weekend too in order to win your way into this big tournament. At 15:00 on Saturday and 10:00 Sunday, players who have earned 100 VIP points this week are eligible to register for these freerolls and try to earn a $215 coupon for this event. 25 free seats will be awarded in each of the two freerolls, so 50 lucky participants could parlay their free seat into a five-figure payday. Learn More Here

- Matt Skinner, Gambling911.com

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