Monte Carlo High Stakes Adventure Packages Worth $110,000 Each

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ACR Poker has done it again!  This time they are sending folks to Monte Carlo with four packages worth a whoping $110,000 each.

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One of the world's largest online poker rooms premiers its new adventure running from October 24th to November 4th.

The entire package, all $110,000, goes towards tournament buy-ins and entry fees.

On Sunday, September 17th and 24th players can enter $2,650 Main Satellites to battle for their chance to win a package.

The Americas Cardroom Stormers and Pros have their own competition to send players to the tournament series.

Winners may spend their buy-in money anyway they desire in terms of doing so across multiple tournaments or a single event for the big prize.

There will also be three $290 Super Satellites that award seats to the Main Satellites.

There are unconfirmed reports that ACR CEO Phil Nagy may be willing to let winners sell off their action through the purchase of up to $55,000 from each package awarded.

Something else to get excited about, Americas Cardroom has just upgraded its software.

"Our latest software update is here. Discover new features and upgrades, including overlay alerts, enhanced player search , customizable tournament info box, and a new active table light."

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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