Fantasy football season is underway and ACR Poker is once again bringing that concept to poker for the Triton Monte Carlo Super High Roller Series, which runs Nov. 1-14.
ACR Poker’s Fantasy Poker League: Monte Carlo kicks off on Oct. 15, allowing poker fans worldwide to get in on the action without playing a single hand. The competition builds on ACR’s inaugural Fantasy Poker League: Vegas, which produced more than 700 teams. The Monte Carlo series allows players to create their dream poker team and compete for huge cash prizes.
“After seeing how much fun players had during our Vegas edition, we knew we had to bring our Fantasy Poker League back,” ACR ambassador Chris Moneymaker said. “Whether you’re a poker player, a fantasy sports fan, or just looking to join the action, our Fantasy Poker League is a great way to draft your fantasy squad of poker pros battling it out in Monte Carlo’s Super High Roller Series and take your shot at big rewards.”
How To Get In On The Action
Registration for the Fantasy Poker League: Monte Carlo opens on Tuesday and closes Oct. 30. Similar to other fantasy sports, players can register up to 8 poker pros for their team with a total budget of $250. Points are awarded as the pros compete in the tournaments, depending on how high they finish.
There are two leagues competitors can choose from – a $25 or $109 buy-in. Players can enter both leagues via the Rewards section of the ACR Poker client and there’s no limit on the number of teams players can create.
As the Super High Roller Series plays out, players can track their team’s progress on the daily leaderboard. Those who deposit at least $20 into their ACR account from Oct. 15-30 also receive an automatic entry into the Fantasy Poker League $5,000 Freeroll, which rewards the top 25 teams.
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