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Americas Cardroom concludes record-breaking poker tournament11 May 2017(PRESS RELEASE) -- Americas Cardroom wrapped up its popular OSS Cub3d last night with the final events in the Bigger Online Super Series (BOSS), the third leg of its three-part online poker tournament series. The biggest event in the high-roller series, a $750,000 guaranteed tournament, paid out $954,000 in prize money. "With absolutely no overlays, plus guarantee-busting prize pools across the board, the OSS Cub3d was our most successful tournament series to date," stated Michael Harris, spokesperson for Americas Cardroom. "In all, we neared the $8 million mark in total prize pools, and we have our growing community to thank. Congrats to everyone who walked away a winner." The BOSS guaranteed $2,010,000 in prize money over the course of five days, ultimately doling out $2,562,350. Chief among the guarantee-beaters was the $750,000 guaranteed Main Event, which saw 477 players fuel the prize pool to $954,000. Online poker player "Imgrinding" took first place to secure $186,030. OSS CUB3D success The BOSS' success comes on the heels of the record-breaking Online Super Series (OSS), which saw $4,376,915 in prize money, and Mini Online Super Series (MOSS), which wrapped up with $1,056,825 paid out. In total, the OSS Cub3d guaranteed $5,700,000 but concluded with $7,996,090 in total prize pools. Equally noteworthy is that the OSS Cub3d featured absolute no overlays — a first for an Americas Cardroom online poker tournament series and a sign of things to come for the U.S.-facing online poker site. Also included in the OSS Cub3d was a leader board featuring a sterling silver bracelet and $4,900 Punta Cana Poker Classic trip for the top three finishers. Headed to paradise this October are "Thrash370," "IDONKHRDER" and "DUKEofMORONGO." More details on the OSS Cub3d, results and leader board can be found at Americas Cardroom.
Americas Cardroom concludes record-breaking poker tournament
is republished from Online.CasinoCity.com.
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