JackPoker Opens $2.95 Million Full House of Horror Series

The Halloween bounty festival combines $2.5 million in tournament guarantees with a $450,000, three-round leaderboard.

Key points
  1. Full House of Horror began Oct. 12 and runs through Nov. 1 with $2.5 million guaranteed in tournament prize pools.
  2. A $450,000 leaderboard lifts the series’ combined guarantees and leaderboard prizes to $2.95 million.
  3. Knockouts pay bounties and count toward leaderboard scores, while marked Elf Hunt players carry extra rewards.
  4. The leaderboard has three weekly rounds, and final-week satellites are available through qualifying deposits or $50 buy-ins.

JackPoker has opened Full House of Horror, its main Halloween tournament series, with $2.5 million guaranteed across bounty events through Nov. 1. Adding the $450,000 leaderboard brings the promotion’s combined tournament-guarantee and leaderboard pool to $2.95 million.

PokerStrategy reported the series details ahead of its Oct. 12 start. Full House of Horror followed the end of JackPoker’s Buy-In Back Series and gives tournament players three weeks of knockout-focused play.

Every elimination carries a bounty value that also counts toward a player’s leaderboard score. The series adds an Elf Hunt feature, which identifies selected players as elves; eliminating one of those marked players pays an additional special bounty.

The $450,000 leaderboard is divided into three separate weekly rounds rather than one race for the whole festival. Players can follow their position in the JackPoker client.

Final-week satellites are available either through a deposit of at least $300 or a $50 satellite buy-in. The satellite offer gives players another route into the closing stretch of the series.

Separately, JackPoker’s $100,000 Monster Hand Hunt Omaha cash-game promotion also began Oct. 12, as we reported. That is a distinct promotion from Full House of Horror, which is centered on bounty tournaments and its three-round leaderboard.

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