Last month's $6000 tournament at Global Player was quite a success I thought. (Of course, winning the top prize of $2700 might have prejudiced my opinion just a bit! :dude Great news! It's now a monthly event, starting on August 28th, and continuing on the 4th Monday of each month. As before, they're guaranteeing a prize pool of $6000, and it could be higher as they are returning 100% of entries and reentries as prizes. Here is the prize pool: 1st place: 45% (minimum $2,700) 2nd place: 25% (minimum $1,500) 3rd place: 15% (minimum $900) 4th place: 10% (minimum $600) 5th place: 5% (minimum $300) In addition, on the first, second and third Mondays of the month, they're holding a Manic Monday Freeroll Challenge, with the following prizes: 1st Place: Free seat in the 2nd round of the $6,000 Guaranteed Blackjack Tournament 2nd Place: Free seat in the 1st round of the $6,000 Guaranteed Blackjack Tournament 3rd Place: $30 casino bonus 4th Place: $20 casino bonus 5th Place: $10 casino bonus Get signed up now at Global Player.
Global bites at blackjack21 Of course Global has many more players, but what a blocking move to offer a free roll, to get in a nice paying event, during the same time blackjack21.com is playing its Monday Night game. snip from Globalplayer.com >> MMFC schedule: 1st Monday - 8:00pm EDT (5:00pm PDT; 12:00 midnight GMT; 2:00am CST) 2nd Monday - 3:00pm EDT (12:00 noon PDT; 7:00pm GMT; 9:00pm CST) 3rd Monday - 8:00pm EDT (5:00pm PDT; 12:00 midnight GMT; 2:00am CST) Remember that the last Monday will be reserved for our $6,000 Guaranteed Blackjack Tournament at 3:00pm EDT (12:00 noon PDT; 7:00pm GMT; 9:00pm CST) >>
competition That's the beauty of competition, it's great for the consumer, more choice, and I'm glad to hear that BJ21 are offering an earlier tourney. I might be able to play in it without staying up all night! Cheers Reachy
As a very low stakes player I'd like to add my voice to the chorus of appreciation for global-players efforts. I like the $5 happy-hour risk/benefit. Gotta love their free-rolls and the idea of a free entry in the big game as the top prize is marketing genius. Finally, video poker tournaments where I get to play hundreds of hands for only $10 if I want (I know it's a bit off topic but it's part of the attraction). Kirby