Big weekend on PokerStars

By Brad "Otis" Willis on March 31, 2006 10:32 PM |

It's shaping up to be a big weekend at PokerStars. From the World Cup of Poker to the final WPT Foxwoods satellites, there's something for every bankroll and dream. Here's a list of events to watch out for this weekend.

  • PokerStars VIP Club freerolls--All the PokerStars Vip Club freerolls will be running on Saturday, including the first of the Supernova freerolls. Don't miss out on these. It's free money, folks.


  • One-table tournaments with Tom McEvoy--These events are sold out for the weekend, but there's no reason you can't come watch. What's more, there are tons of opportunities to play single-table events with world champions. Keep an eye under the VIP tab in the PokerStars lobby to use your VIP Player Points to play with the champs for real cash.


  • 2006 World Cup of Poker Team USA and Team Canada FPP qualifiers--This weekend kicks off the 2006 World Cup of Poker. Players in the United States and Canada will have their chance to win their way onto their state and province teams.


  • Sunday $1 million guaranteed event--The Sunday event just keeps getting bigger and better. This week, the buy-in is $215, which, if you figure a possible triple-digit payday, is not a bad little investment.


  • Final WPT Foxwoods Satellites--PokerStars has a lot people going to play at Foxwoods. This weekend is your last chance to win a cheap satellite to the big event.


    • Have a fun weekend, folks!

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