KKPoker’s HalloWIN Returns With More Than $250,000 Guaranteed
A $50,000 Halloween PKO, two freerolls and Candy Missions make up the room’s late-October promotion.
- KKPoker’s HalloWIN promotion offers more than $250,000 in guaranteed MTT prizes through Oct. 31.
- The $50,000-guaranteed HalloWIN PKO costs $50 to enter, while two $500 freerolls are also scheduled.
- Candy Missions reward qualifying FLASH NLH play with Lucky Wheels and Candies.
- Players can trade 10 Candies for a Lucky Draw entry worth up to $1,000 in bonus cash.
KKPoker has brought back its HalloWIN promotion, putting more than $250,000 in guaranteed prizes across multi-table tournaments running through Oct. 31. The schedule includes PKOs, PLO events, freezeouts and two free-entry tournaments.
The festival’s largest individual prize pool is the $50,000-guaranteed HalloWIN PKO on Oct. 31. It costs $50 to enter and is listed to begin at 13:00 GMT.
Players can also enter $500 Free Treat freerolls on Oct. 17 and Oct. 23. Other themed events include Skeleton, Ghost, Vampire and Zombie tournaments: the $8,000 Skeleton PKO has a $5 buy-in, while the Ghost PKO, Bat Classic and Zombie PKO each cost $30. Vampire PLO PKOs carry guarantees of $1,000 to $2,000.
Alongside the tournament slate, Candy Missions run from 11:00 GMT on Oct. 17 until 11:00 GMT on Oct. 31. The main Hole Catch Match Mission asks players to complete specified hole-card combinations at FLASH NLH tables with blinds of at least $0.01/$0.02.
Completing that mission earns Lucky Wheels, which can award cash, MTT tickets or more Candies. There is also a Card-Match Mission and daily missions, while top performers in HalloWIN MTTs receive bonus Candies.
Ten Candies can be exchanged for one Lucky Draw entry, with bonus cash prizes worth up to $1,000 available. PokerStrategy.com noted a timing discrepancy for the $50,000 PKO: supplied tournament information lists 13:00 GMT, while separate event information cites 15:00 CET, so players should check the KKPoker client before registering.
The HalloWIN schedule runs from Oct. 16 through Oct. 31.
