Three events and $200,000: This is what the Carrasco Super High Roller looks like
With the help of LLFB Eventos, Casino Carrasco has become one of the most attractive and fun places in the poker world in South America. Following back-to-back Carrasco Poker Open and LAPT Montevideo, a new explosive tournament is coming to the Uruguayan capital.
June 8-10 Next week is the Carrasco Super High Roller, a $2,000 buy-in, $200,000 guaranteed tournament , which promises a host of events over three days, attracting the region’s best players, including Second and first match Last Chance. CodigoPoker will bring you the action at the poker tables in Uruguay with exclusive coverage from Montevideo.
Carrasco Super High Roller kicks off Thursday 8/6 at 4:00pm for $2,000 buy-in players It will start with 100,000 chips and challenge the 40-minute level.
The promotion will then continue on Friday, September 6th at 3:00pm and the final day will be Saturday, October 6th at 2:00pm held. Meanwhile, there is a $1,000 fee for re-entry and registration up to level 20.
On the other hand, Second Chances will begin on Friday, September 6th. 8:00 PM: $300 entry fee, Last Chance on Saturday, October 6th. 7:00pm Bonus $500. No one is locked out of the poker table at the Carrasco Casino.
Carrasco Super High Roller
In addition, there will be satellites!
For those who don’t have a $2,000 buy-in or just want to add more value to this $200,000 guaranteed tournament: Tuesday 6th and Wednesday, 7th (two days). 8 p.m.) There will be two $100 satellites with a guaranteed $2,000 buy-in. These qualifiers also have the option to double rebuy for $200 to get a double stack.
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This text is promoting the Carrasco Super High Roller poker tournament in Uruguay, organized by LLFB Eventos at Casino Carrasco. It highlights the guaranteed prize pool of $200,000 and various events taking place over three days, attracting top players from the region. Additionally, there are satellite qualifiers for those who cannot afford the $2,000 buy-in.