Saturday's Scheduled Event: Two-Card Turbo Tournament
The 2025 Summer Super Stack is reaching its climax, with the penultimate game, Event #16, taking centre stage on Saturday night. The No-Limit Hold'em event, which boasts a buy-in of $280, attracted a total of 378 entries, combining initial entries and re-entries.
The penultimate game, scheduled to run late into Saturday night and well into Sunday morning, aims to reduce the field to just one. Players received an initial stack of 25,000 chips, and the game uses 20-minute levels.
The penultimate game provided a relatively small turnout compared to the expected larger crowd for this year's series. Only 51 players entered the Spring Super Stack's penultimate game, but the competition was fierce nonetheless. The winner, Juan Riedinger from Surrey, BC, walked away with the total prize pool of $12,113, and the coveted title of the Spring Super Stack's penultimate game champion.
For those who missed the final chance to enter the penultimate game, fear not. The final opportunity to join the Main Event will come late, around 10:30 PM. The Main Event is running simultaneously with the penultimate game, offering another chance for poker enthusiasts to be part of the 2025 Summer Super Stack.
Results from the penultimate game will be updated by Sunday afternoon, so keep an eye on the official website for the latest updates. The goal is to determine the final contender for the Main Event, setting the stage for an exciting conclusion to the 2025 Summer Super Stack.
On Saturday night, the casino-and-gambling action shifts to sports-betting, as the Main Event offers a final opportunity for poker enthusiasts to join the 2025 Summer Super Stack, providing an alternative to the ongoing casino-games like poker in the penultimate game. Despite a smaller turnout compared to other events this series, the penultimate game of poker, scheduled to run late into Saturday and well into Sunday, offers a prize pool and the coveted title, promising a fierce competition much like sports.
