PCA10 $100k Super High Roller 2013 Event Will Pay Winner Over $2 Million

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The winner of the recording-breaking $100k Super High Roller tourney, the debut event of #PCA10, will be taking home a whopping first prize of $2,003,480. A total of 47 players bought in to the event making it the largest ever turn-out for a $100k tournament. There were 12 re-entries bringing the total number of entries to 59, creating a total prize pool of $5,724,180. Eight places are being paid.

At the time of writing, 24 players are still in including overnight chip leader Philipp Gruissem, last year's runner-up Dan Shak, Phil Ivey, Antonio Esfandiari and Team PokerStars Pros Daniel Negreanu, Jason Mercier and Jonathan Duhamel. As well as the cash prize, the winner will also receive a stunning ‘Steel and Diamond’ design watch worth €14,880 from luxury Swiss brand Slyde, the Official Bracelet Sponsor of PCA10.

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A total of 40 tournaments are taking place at Atlantis during the 2013 PCA festival, being billed the "best ten days of the poker on the planet". Aside from the Super High Roller, events include the $10k Main Event, the $25k High Roller, Ladies Event, the first-ever live $1,000 buy-in ZOOM Mobile Challenge, the first Open-Face Chinese poker tourney to be hosted on any live tournament schedule, the World Cup of Poker, the Canada Cup, $1k HORSE, Triple Stud and Omaha 8 events, nightly turbo tournaments - not to mention plenty of Sit and Go and cash game action.

- Source:  www.pokerstars.com

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