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Everygame Introduces Myriad and WSOP Circuit Trips

Written by Jennifer Newell
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Jennifer Newell

It is not hard to log in to play Everygame Poker and find great tournament opportunities.

Star tournaments run all the time, with everything from the Lyra and it’s $1.10 buy-in to Mintaka for its bounties, and even Rigel for its Omaha Hi-Lo tournaments. There is no shortage of guarantees, too, with tournaments like the Perseus offering a $1K guarantee.

Wipeout XL tournaments run every evening with $1,250 guarantee for only a $22 buy-in.

There are many more, all to be found in the tournament lobby.

Now, Everygame has a new opportunity in the Sunday Myriad. And while playing that variety of formats, players can take a shot at winning a WSOP Circuit prize package to jet off to the Caribbean.

Introducing Sunday Myriad

The new addition to the Sunday lineup on Everygame is aptly named. The Myriad provides a myriad of opportunities, as the format for the tournament changes weekly. It will always be Texas No Limit Hold’em, but the variations will change.

Every Sunday at 2:15pm ET, the Myriad will kick off with a $125 buy-in and a $10K guarantee.

It could be a deepstack tournament or a superstack, progressive bounty or big bounty.

The January 14th one will offer progressive bounties, in which every buy-in puts $65 into the prize pool and $50 to the bounty pool. The bounties then start at $25. If you knock out an opponent, you win their $25 bounty that is then added to your own $25. Bounties add up with every elimination.

Two weeks later, the big bounty format will add only $40 to the prize pool with $75 into the bounty pool. It creates a different dynamic and a chance to use a different strategy.

-Jan 14: $115 + $10 NLHE progressive bounty

-Jan 22: $115 + $10 NLHE deepstack  

-Jan 29: $115 + $10 NLHE big bounty

Every week, the Myriad will offer unlimited reentries and 180 minutes of late registration.

Click here for more details: Sunday Myriad

WSOPC Caribbean Trip

The World Series of Poker Circuit is all over the United States, but its international schedule takes the WSOP Circuit action around the world. Just in the first few months of 2023, the WSOPC offers medium buy-ins and gold rings in the Czech Republic, Canada, Morocco, and Senegal. And it will wrap in the Caribbean.

The final stop of the WSOPC International in the 2022-2023 season is at Casino Royale on the island nation of St. Maarten. Starting on March 22, the dozen tournaments will run through April 3. Buy-ins will be in the $300-$400 range with the exception of the Main Event, which will play as follows:

-WSOPC Event 9 (Mar 31-Apr3): $1,700 buy-in NLHE Main Event (2 flights, reentries, $200K GTD)

There are many satellite opportunities for players to win their way to the final qualifier. Players can get in for pennies on the dollar and win their way to the second-round satellites or directly buy in at that level. Second round satellites are labeled “step satellites” and run daily at several levels. The Round 2 opportunities are:

-$9.90 buy-in WSOPC step satellite (Jan 11-22): 5:10pm ET & 9:10pm ET daily (1 final seat GTD)

-$5.50 buy-in WSOPC step satellite (Jan 11-22): 7:10pm ET daily (1 final seat GTD)

-$11 buy-in WSOPC last chance satellite (Jan 22): 3pm ET (1 final seat GTD)

That will all lead to the January 22 final. For those who don’t win their seats via satellite or want to skip that step altogether, they can buy in directly:

-$175 buy-in WSOPC final satellite (Jan 22): 5pm ET (1 prize package GTD)

The prize package is worth $4,200 and will include the $1,700 buy-in for the WSOPC St. Maarten Main Event. In addition, the winner of the package will receive a five-night stay at the Sonesta Maho Beach Resort on St. Maarten, $600 for flight and travel expenses, all meals and beverages paid, $100 for cash games, a welcome dinner, and Everygame swag.

Click here for more details: WSOPC Caribbean

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