It's not often (or ever) that the $1 Million Turbo Takedown's field fails to eclipse that of the previous Sunday Million field. One part is the Turbo Takedown low cost of admission being just 3,000 Frequent Players Points to grab a seat with 3,000 chips in front of your name as opposed to the $215 buy-in to the Million. Another part may be all the great extras you receive at the Turbo Takedown, like the $100 bounties on the heads of all Team PokerStars Pros and the escalating bonuses for each month a player cashes in this event. Oh, and
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Turbo Takedown: SixthSenSe19 wins marathon heads-up battle for the Audi TT RS
For the fans of the National Football League, it's Pro Bowl night where the best players in football (American not "proper" football of course) come out to show their talents. Basically they show up to put up huge numbers on the scoreboard and give fans one more taste of the...more
Turbo Takedown: Wire to wire spells victory and an Audi for ImDaNuts
The $1 Million Turbo Takedown went out of 2009 with a bang and some vrooom this evening. The field was relatively small having just 17,755 entries as compared to the 149,196 players in the just finished Guinness Book of World Records $1 tourney. But the good part was the buy-in...more
Turbo Takedown: Worst to first, viebu drives off with Audi
After a few months off the $1 million Turbo Takedown is back and bigger than ever. As you may have read earlier in the week from Otis first prize tonight for one of the 21,423 runners is not only $60,000.00 but this shiny brand new Audi TT RS (I'll repost...more
Turbo Takedown back this weekend
Have you heard? Have you been living under a rock? Are you ready to win something for nothing this weekend? After a brief hiatus, the PokerStars Turbo Takedown is returning to its slot on the last Sunday of the month. That gives you and whoever else makes it in a...more
No Chop Here: ch0ppy wins $1 Million Turbo Takedown - Team Pro Edition
Tonight brought out 24,445 players to different twist on the monthly $1 Million Turbo Takedown. For 2,000 Frequent Players Points (FPPs) players could take their seats against the slew of Team PokerStars Pros sitting with various bounties on their heads. Various because depending on when the player signed up for...more
kinkonk88 overwhelms final table to win June's $1 Million Turbo Takedown
Since the buy-in for the monthly $1 Million Turbo Takedown was lowered from 5,000 FPPs to just 2,000 Frequent Players Points (FPPs) players have flocked to take advantage of this no cash buy-in tournament. Last month we gave away an extra bonus in the form of four wheels when bigjbecker...more
vroom vroom: bigjbecker drives away with Porsche in May's $1 Million Turbo Takedown
29,999 players in the $1 Million Turbo Takedown will go home tonight without a Porsche Cayman S. 29,999 players also will not go home with $40,000 in cash to put in a decent sound system into their new four-wheeled toy that can tear up the highway from 0-60 in 5.1...more
PokerStars Sunday tournament results (4-26-09)
You know when you walk into a shop and the shopkeeper gives you a look a lot like you'd expect from the Soup Nazi? That look that says, "Let's get on with this because there's too much to do otherwise?" Imagine us with that look right now. Not only did...more
Friendly poker nets JustFriendsF $90,000 in April's $1 Million Turbo Takedown
Each month PokerStars puts up $1 Million for players with a few Frequent Players Points lying around (5,000 to be exact) to potentially turn those hard earned points from ring games, MTTs, and SnGs into $100,000.00 which goes out to the winner of this tournament. Today 8,949 players "bought" their...more
AL-AL66 gets all the chips in March $1 Million Turbo Takedown
Can you make the adjustments necessary to win the $1 Million Turbo Takedown? First, you must overcome the massive field of 10,614 players who "paid" the 5,000 Frequent Players Point (FPPs) buy-in. Second, this is a turbo tournament meaning less time to wait for those premium hands. Third, after level...more
annanoplay got plenty of play in winning February's $1 Million Turbo Takedown
11,205 players dove into one of the best values in the online poker landscape tonight. The $1 Million Turbo Takedown pays out to 4,000 places (receiving at least $90.00) and doesn't cost these players anything but their Frequent Players Points. 5,000 FPPs will grant you seat with $100,000.00 sitting at...more
vballbobbi: 100 FPPs enough for $100K
The lady who goes by the name vballbobbi should've been playing golf. The weather in Texas was great on that Sunday afternoon. There was only one earthly excuse for her to stay inside instead of hitting the links. "I decided to stay home and play the tourney instead," the young...more
vballbobbi Thumps Competition in $1 Million Turbo Takedown Win
There's no better value then a freeroll that pays out such big dollar amounts for a just a little time on the cash game tables, MTTs, or Sit and Go's here at PokerStars. The monthly $1 Million Turbo Takedown continues to provide players with a chance at something for nothing....more
perky246 Was Wide Awake For Victory in $1 Million Turbo Takedown
On a weekend laden with free money getting tossed into the ring, why not join PokerStars' biggest monthly freeroll? For 5,000 FPPs you receive a seat for a shot at a prize pool worth $1 million and a $100,000 first place prize. Tonight's $1 Million Turbo Takedown featured 9,532 players...more
All Highs, No Lows: Higote Wins the November Turbo Takedown
5,000 Frequent Player Points can buy you many things in our VIP store, such as SilverStars are able to get a $50 VIP Reward Bonus for those FPPs. But, wouldn’t you rather have $100,000? Most people would. The $1,000,000 Turbo Takedown is a complete freeroll for those wanting a whole...more









