The OSS Cub3d returns at America's Cardroom

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The OSS Cub3d returns at America's Cardroom

We're just days away from the return of Cub3d at America's Cardroom with $25 Million Guaranteed from July 31st to August 29th.

Brace yourself for 4 weeks of non-stop massive tournament action.

There’s $25 Million in total guarantees, which ties our biggest series ever. It includes three multi-flight tourneys: $2.5 Million ($630 buy-in), $1.5 Million PKO ($215 buy-in) and $250,000 ($22 buy-in) that have their Day 2 on Monday, August 29th, plus two additional $1 Million events.

Each of the three series has its own Main Event, and there are usually multiple $1 Million GTD tourneys in the mix (with varying buy-ins) and a $2.5 Million GTD tourney.

 

Click here to check the weekly schedule. Sign up now as this is one of their most popular events!

 

 

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