Poker Maximus Series on Merge Network

The Merge Poker Network (Lock Poker, Carbon Poker and Poker Host) is holding an Online Poker Tournament Series with over $1.5 Million worth of guaranteed cash and prizes.

Starting Sunday March 4th, the 2012 Poker Maximus Series will feature 70 events. The Series will take place over a three-week period, with at least two events each day. On the 25th of March, there will be a final $200,000 Guaranteed Main event.

If you don’t have the cash to but into these events, there will be many satellite tournaments where you can win your way into the biggest events for as little as $1.10.

If you want a free entry into the events, Lock Poker will be randomly giving away free tournament entries, to players who sign-up (or have already signed-up) for accounts via CardPlayer.com.

There will also be special Card Player Freerolls hosted by Lock Poker, Carbon Poker, and Poker Host, with 24 seats up for grabs. The specifics for these will be announced on CardPlayer.com, Facebook, and Twitter.

Some additional features of the Poker Maximus Tournament Series include:

• $85,000 Guaranteed Poker Maximus High Roller Main Event ($215 Buy-in)
• Poker Maximus $530 Deepstack Main Event ($100,000 Guaranteed)
• Minimum $200,000 Guaranteed Main Event ($109 Buy-in, with at least $50,000 Guaranteed to the winner)
• A Tournament of Champions for all Poker Maximus Tournament Winners
• Over $1.5M worth of guaranteed cash and prizes
• Buy-ins ranging from $1.10 to $530
• Unique accolades for event winners and leaderboard places.
• Over $25,000 in bonus prizes for those who finish in the top 100 on the leaderboard or play in the tournament of champions.
• Player’s Choice Tournament – an event decided by the players!

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