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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The Elite Have A New Member: Elitesauce Wins October's $1 Million Turbo Takedown
Time once again to make something for nothing as 5,000 Frequent Players Points (FPPs) will earn one lucky (and/or skillful) player tonight $100,000 simply for “buying in” with FPPs. With eight players getting over five figures this evening its well worth the time invested in satellites if you do not...more
mirror99 wins $1 Million Turbo Takedown, goes out on top
Sunday’s $1 Million Turbo Takedown provided all of rollercoaster-like thrills one would expect from a tourney with such a unique structure. The 5,000-FPP buy-in attracted 10,742 players to come out and take their shot at that $100,000 first prize. Indeed, just making the top 4,000 guaranteed everyone at least a...more
Welcome to Valuetown: riffery wins the Million Dollar Turbo Takedown
With everyone showing up to the final table with more then 20 big blinds and a slow structure this is sure to be a lengthy battle for an incredible prize pool that is completely funded by Frequent Players Points (FPPs). Only grinding out those FPPs on the cash, sit and...more
dickson007 wins June Turbo Takedown
Upon reaching the final table of a tournament with over 10,000 runners a player is usually looking at a decent payday. But, how often are you staring at a possible $100,000 win from a freeroll? The Turbo Takedown lets anyone with Frequent Players Points (FPPs) to turn their points into...more
Schmidl89 wins May Turbo Takedown
It’s the type of turbo tournament you don’t see every day. The buy-in is Frequent Player Points. The prize pool is a whopping $1 million. First place comes in at a cool $100,000. When PokerStars tried out the Turbo Takedown earlier in the year, there were a lot of folks...more
Turbo Takedown back at PokerStars
No matter who you are, if you're a poker player, you're always looking for that big score. Everybody has different ways of finding it. Some players grind out their cash over a period of many years. Some players get it all in one big tournament. PokerStars is now offering...more
Mombasi bashes through Turbo Takedown field
The $2 Million PokerStars Turbo Takedown seemed to come out of nowhere. Just a week before it was set to play, it popped up on the PokerStars software and offered just about everybody in the PokerStars community a chance to play for some of the biggest money of the day....more
$2 Million PokerStars Turbo Takedown
Sometimes it's hard to figure out how to spend your Frequent Player Points. There are so many cool things you can do with them, it's hard to decide. This week, that changes. This morning, PokerStars announced it will host the biggest tournament of the week on February 17, at 14:30ET....more
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