ACR Poker Unveils its High Stakes Adventure – Montenegro

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Apr/16/2025

ACR Poker has announced they are sending at least two players to a Super High Roller Series in Montenegro. It’s happening May 13th-27th, 2025 at the 5-star Maestral Resort & Casino. All you need to do is open your online poker account here or, if you have one set up already, simply navigate to the tournament secion of the ACR Poker site.

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How to Get Your Guaranteed Packages

The Main Satellite will take place on Sunday, April 27th at 2:05pm ET

  • Two Packages Guaranteed.
  • Each Package is $110,000 in buy-ins / entry fees.
  • Business class airfare and 5-night stay at the Maestral (you choose the dates) also included. This added expense is paid by ACR Poker.

Buy-in is $2,650 but you can qualify for less through one of our satellites.
Choose your attack plan

Most of the series’ buy-ins range from $25,000 to $100,000 (plus entry fees). So, you can swing for the fences in one gigantic tourney or be more conservative and spread your funds across several events.

About Montenegro

Montenegro is known for its stunning natural beauty, landscapes and a vibrant culture in one of Latin America's most breathtaking countries.

The  Maestral is a beachside resort located on one of the most exclusive parts of the Adriatic coast, offering the perfect blend of natural beauty and modern comfort.
Bonus Perks

  • Rub elbows with the elite (and possibly bluff them out of six figures)
  • Enjoy 5-star everything: views, treatment, vibes
  • Potential to walk away with life-changing winnings—or at least a great story

Yeah, this isn’t your neighborhood nightly. It’s the ultimate poker summit where top pros and other high-stakes players gather—and we’re giving you the chance to pull up a chair.

Join the high-stakes action without dropping six figures of your own. Your seat is waiting!

Get More Info Here

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