September 08 2011, Barry Carter

Download Poker770 to play in an exclusive $7.70 rebuy event with a $25,000 guarantee on Oct. 28 at 2100 CET. Qualify daily through a series of daily freeroll and cheap-roll qualifiers.

If you are constantly on the lookout for tournaments with overlays, make sure to bookmark The PokerNews $25K Showdown on Poker770. For the second time this year, we have come together with Poker770 to bring you one of the best prize-pool guarantees in online poker.

Taking place on Oct. 28 at 2100 CET, the PokerNews Showdown is a $7.70+$0.77 rebuy tournament with a guaranteed $25,000 prize pool. There is a cap of 3,000 players, rebuys are limited to 10 until the first break, and there’s one add-on.

This tournament is almost certain to miss the guarantee because it needs the equivalent of 3,247 rebuys to get there. When you consider each player is limited to 11 rebuys, that means realistically it will need close to one thousand players to have a shot at meeting the $25k guarantee.

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You can win your seat in the PokerNews $25K Showdown for free through a series of freeroll and micro-stakes qualifiers running now.

Freeroll Satellites
Daily at 1600 CET – 10 seats guaranteed; Minimum of 10 players to start.

Freeroll for Australia Satellites
Tuesday and Saturday at 1100 CET – 10 seats guaranteed; minimum of 10 players to start.

Cash Satellites
$0.77+$.07, Daily at 2100 CET – 1 seat guaranteed, additional seat for every 10 Players

PokerNews Showdown $25,000 Guaranteed
$7.70+$0.77 Rebuy, Oct. 28 at 2100 CET

This tournament is open to everyone regardless of where they signed up to Poker770. But, if you do sign up to Poker770 through PokerNews you will be eligible for all future PokerNews exclusive promotions, of which there have been many over the last few years. Make sure you use bonus code “PKRNEWSEN” to guarantee eligibility and to get a 200% up to “1,400 first deposit bonus.

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September 07 2011, Barry Carter

Download PokerStars this month and earn 150 VPPs before September 21 to participate in three exclusive freerolls, with a combined value of $20,000

Right now the 2011 World Championship of Online Poker is taking place, the biggest online poker festival of the year, at PokerStars. If the $30,000,000 guaranteed prize pool wasn’t tempting enough, how about the fact that if you have joined PokerStars through PokerNews, you will also be able to qualify for $20,000 in exclusive freerolls?

Playing in just a handful of WCOOP events will make you eligible for our exclusive freeroll series between September 26 – 30. Not only do these freerolls have a combined prize pool of $20,000, the field sizes will be very small compared to the usual tournaments on PokerStars, because it is only open to PokerNews referred PokerStars players.

Freeroll #1: $5,500
September 26, 1330 EDT (1830 BST)
Tourney ID#434772771

Freeroll #2: $6,500
September 28, 1330 EDT (1830 BST)
Tourney ID#434772772

Freeroll #3: $8,000
September 30, 1330 EDT (1830 BST)
Tourney ID#434772773

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To play in this freeroll series, you need to download PokerStars through PokerNews using marketing code “POKERNEWS.COM.” Existing PokerNews referred PokerStars players are welcome to participate.

To play in freeroll No. 1, you need to earn 25 VPPs. To play in freeroll No. 2, you need to earn 75 VPPs, and to play in freeroll No. 3 you need to earn 150 VPPs, to use as your buy-in. The qualifying period for this is Sept. 1 to 21, and you are welcome to play in all three if you earn 150 VPPs. If you are making your first deposit in the qualifying period, you will automatically receive a ticket to play in freeroll No. 1.

Tickets will be emailed on Sept. 23 to all qualifying players.

Still Not Sure? Players who already signed up to PokerStars through PokerNews have already enjoyed over $172,000 in exclusive freerolls you cannot find anywhere else this year. Don’t miss out any longer, sign up to PokerStars via PokerNews today.

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