The sprint finals come with buy-ins from $11 to $109. Qualifying phases are priced from $1.10 to $11 and run hourly from 10 am to 8 pm.

Meanwhile, players can get into pole position every day during the series in the Daily Sprint. Starting flights will be held on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, with the finals running each Sunday. The Eight-Max Weekenders feature buy-ins of $0.55, $5.50 and $55.

The Seven-Max Weekenders come with buy-ins of $1.10, $11, and $109. These tournaments are planned across all three racing days during the series. In conjunction with Party’s Formula One partnership with McLaren, Weekender PKO (progressive knockout) events are planned for each race weekend. The site also offers daily free-to-enter routes to all Main Event tournaments as well. The $2.20 Micro Main Event features a $10,000 guarantee. The $22 Mini Main Event comes with a guarantee of $100,000. There are a couple other opportunities to win a Main Event. The top 15% in each Day 1 then advance to Day 2, which begins on Aug.

Players can take multiple attempts on starting flights. Additional starting flights run on the following two Sundays with two more set for Aug. There are plenty of opportunities for players to enter the Main Event. The first starting flight runs July 24 and the event comes with a $300,000 guarantee.

Attention then shifts to the $215 Main Event on the first weekend of the series. Players will find a variety of tournament styles and poker variants throughout the series.Ī freeroll kicks off the series, with players competing for $5,000 in tournament tickets. The McLaren series comes as part of Party’s sponsorship deal with the racing outfit.

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