JackPoker’s $1.5 Million Mystery Bounty Series Paid Instant Knockout Prizes

The Nov. 2-15 tournament schedule paired random real-money bounties with daily High Roller satellites.

Key points
  1. JackPoker ran its Mystery Bounty Series from Nov. 2-15 with $1.5 million in guaranteed prize pools.
  2. Eliminations could reveal random Mystery Bounties, which were credited instantly as real money.
  3. Daily High Roller Satellites from Nov. 9-15 offered another route into the Main High Roller Event.
  4. A parallel Fast Fold promotion gave cash-game players missions, instant-cash rewards and prize-draw entries.

JackPoker ran its $1.5 million guaranteed Mystery Bounty Series from Nov. 2-15, putting random knockout prizes at the center of its November tournament schedule. Players who eliminated an opponent could reveal a Mystery Bounty, with the prize value unknown until it appeared and credited instantly as real money.

PokerStrategy detailed the series as part of a two-track promotion that also included Fast Fold quests for cash-game players.

JackPoker held a High Roller Satellite each day from Nov. 9-15, offering an additional route into the Mystery Bounty Series Main High Roller Event. Players could enter those satellites through a deposit of at least $300 or a $50 direct buy-in, and rebuys were permitted.

The room also offered a $10 tournament ticket to players making a $40 deposit, giving them another entry option. Alongside the tournament series, its Fast Fold campaign targeted Rapid and All-in or Fold cash tables with daily and weekly missions, instant-cash rewards worth up to $1,000, and entries into a larger prize draw.

Cash-game players could complete Fast Fold challenges to collect up to 14 draw tickets. The prizes included an iPhone 18 Pro Max, a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold or Z Flip, a PlayStation 5 Pro and premium headphones.

The Mystery Bounty schedule followed JackPoker’s Full House of Horror Halloween festival, which ran through Nov. 1, as covered in our Oct. 12 report.

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