However, officials confirmed to USPoker in May that it’s currently in the regulatory and licensing process. The company remains the only operator in the state.
May revenues are expected to be released soon. April’s total of $5.3 million then smashed that. In March, the company set a PA online poker record with $3.1 million in revenue. The prize pool swelled to $515,964 – typifying the massive turnout for major online events the last few months.
The $200 event featured a $250,000 guarantee and attracted a field of 2,774 entries. The site is fresh off the Pennsy-Mania one-off tournament that became the biggest online tournament in the state to date. The Summer Series comes as PokerStars continues notching record revenues in Pennsylvania. Summer Series adds to growing online poker momentum in US market The Mini Main Event takes place the same day with a $50 buy-in and $16,500 guarantee. The $300 Main Event is set for June 28 with a $75,000 guarantee. Players in the New Jersey have a lot to look forward to as well. Even some events in the $20-50 range come with five-figure guarantees. Low rollers will find plenty of action in this series as well. Those with high bankrolls should check out the $500 High Roller Six-Max on June 24 for a guarantee of $35,000. The $200 Super Tuesday on June 23 features a $35,000 guarantee. The $100 buy-in comes with a $100,000 guarantee. The June 21 Sunday Special also offers another big opportunity. There is also a $50 Mini Main Event the same day for a guarantee of $25,000. The highlight of the series is the $200 Main Event on June 28 with a $200,000 guarantee. Almost all events are in that form of poker, but with a few Omaha tournaments also thrown in the mix. No Limit Hold’em players will be pleased with the schedule. The PokerStars Summer Series offers buy-ins for every level, ranging from $20 to $500. Online grinders have plenty to look forward to in PA.
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