7 Weekly Online Poker Tournaments Introduced by Carbon
All poker players are constantly working on improving their game and becoming more well-rounded players. With the introduction of the new “7 Weekly” Tournaments on Carbon Poker, players can continue to strive for improvement by learning to succeed outside their personal comfort zone.
The 7 Weekly Tournaments are seven tournaments a week with one tournament being offered each night. The game changes in these events as well with a Pot Limit Omaha tournament every Thursday and short-handed NL Hold’em, heads up NL Hold’em and deep stack NL Hold’em tournaments offered as well.
Join Carbon Poker today here and take full advantage of these top notch weekly online poker tournaments (available to players around the world including the USA)
Here is the schedule:
Monday at 19:00 - $15,000 Guaranteed NL Hold’em Freezeout tournament with 10K starting stack and 20 min levels – Buy in is $60
- This is a great tournament for those looking to get some deep-stack action in
Tuesday at 19:00 - $15,000 Guaranteed NL Hold’em Heads up Matches – Buy in is $109
- If heads up play is where you need work, playing against many different styles here is a great way to improve your one-on-one game
Wednesday at 19:00 - $25,000 Guaranteed “Midweek Monster” NL Hold’em – Buy in is $60
- This tournament already runs at Carbon and attracts some great attention each week
Thursday at 19:00 - $15,000 Guaranteed “Thursday PL Omaha” – Buy in is $109
- Omaha games are popping up everywhere, so the better you are at it now, the bigger your bankroll can grow
Friday at 18:00 - $15,000 Guaranteed NL Hold’em Short-handed tournament – Buy in is $109
- 6-person tables are another variation that are becoming very appealing to players everywhere
Saturday at 18:00 - $15,000 Guaranteed NL Hold’em Turbo tournament – Buy in is $109
- Better not be afraid to get all your chips in the middle in this event
Sunday at 16:00 - $20,000 Guaranteed HORSE Event – Buy in is $215
- Typical “HORSE” tournament that covers the variations of poker and only the best well-rounded players get involved with
- - Matt Skinner, Gambling911.com
