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ACR Poker’s Nov. 15 Online Super Series schedule featured starting flights for all four Main Events, combining $4.25 million in guarantees across buy-ins from $66 to $2,650. The Sunday card also included The Quattro’s weekly Day 2 and a $1,050 WSOP Paradise Mega Satellite that guaranteed seven Bahamas packages worth $30,000 apiece.

The $2,650 and $1,050 Main Events each carried $1.5 million guarantees, while the $215 event guaranteed $750,000 and the $66 event guaranteed $500,000. Day 1A for the three higher buy-in tournaments began at 11:05 a.m. ET; the $66 event had flights at 11:05 a.m., 2:05 p.m. and 3:05 p.m. ET, with the last designated a Bonus Flight.

Players could combine stacks earned in multiple flights for Day 2. The $66 Main Event’s Day 2 is set for Nov. 22, while Day 2 for the other three Main Events is scheduled for Nov. 23.

The schedule came during ACR’s $20 million OSS, which runs through Nov. 24. As reported Oct. 30, the Nov. 1 WSOP Paradise Mega Satellite also guaranteed seven $30,000 packages.

OSS also includes the $109 Moneymaker Mystery PKO, with a $1 million guarantee and a top mystery bounty of up to $100,000. Its Day and Evening Series leaderboards offer more than $77,000 in total prizes; the 77-event Day Series pays its winner $7,500 and a January Venom ticket, while the 66-event Evening Series awards $5,000 and a January Venom ticket to first place.

The Quattro’s second weekly Day 2 was scheduled for 2:30 p.m. ET. Its three Mystery PKOs have buy-ins of $33, $5.50 and $1.10, with guarantees of $50,000, $20,000 and $5,000 respectively. The events use short Day 1 flights, with roughly 25% of each field advancing and qualifying stacks combined for Day 2.

There is a difference in ACR’s descriptions of when Quattro bounties become available. The Nov. 15 release said bounties were active from the first hand, while the tournament promotion says mystery bounties begin during Day 2, when a knockout reveals a prize that is split between an immediate payment and the winner’s progressive bounty.

The $1,050 Paradise Mega was scheduled for 3:05 p.m. ET, with $210,000 in package value on the line. Each package includes a $26,000 entry to WSOP Paradise’s $50 million guaranteed Super Main Event and room-only accommodation at SLS Baha Mar from Dec. 5-18; travel, food, drinks and personal spending are excluded.

WebWire said the Mega had produced five consecutive Sunday overlays before Nov. 15. The preceding event drew 166 entries and required a $44,000 overlay, while still awarding all seven packages. A final Mega Satellite on Nov. 22 guarantees eight packages, ahead of the Super Main Event’s Dec. 10-17 run.