Headline $40M in guarantees spread out across Wynn Summer Classic schedule

[Bawse]

Wynn Las Vegas is back with a full slate of high quality summer counterprogramming at the Wynn Summer Classic, with a $10 million Championship event and several other big guarantees.

The grand total is $40 million in guarantees, topped by the $10K Championship's $10 million promise starting on June 21. Other big ones include the $3,500 ticket for a $5 million prize pool and a $3 million Mystery Bounty for $2,200.

11 different seven-figure guarantees​

They're just a few of 11 different events with seven-figure guarantees, starting during the opening week with six flights into the $1,100 for a shot at $1 million on May 24. It's the first of 11 million-dollar tournaments:


Million-dollar guarantees at Wynn Summer Classic

• May 24 (Six flights) $1,100 NLH - $1,000,000
• May 29 (Four flights) $1,100 NLH - $1,000,000
• June 1 (Six flights) $1,100 NLH - $1,500,000
• June 8 (Six flights) $1,600 NLH - $2,000,000
• June 11 (Four flights) $3,500 NLH - $5,000,000
• June 15 (Four flights) $2,200 Mystery Bounty - $3,000,000
• June 21 (Four flights) $10,400 Wynn Summer Championship - $10,000,000
• June 27 (Three flights) $1,600 PLO - $1,000,000
• July 1 (Three flights) $3,000 PLO Mystery Bounty - $2,000,000
• July 4 (Four Flights) $1,600 NLH - $2,000,000
• July 7 (Two flights) $2,200 NLH - $2,000,000

Everything else is on the mega-sized schedule, too. If you can play it, Wynn probably has it.

The big summer series now carves out a big place on the summer schedule, with venues like Aria, MGM Grand, South Point, and the Mixed Games Festival to follow. The Orleans has already set dates, along with Golden Nugget, which will run from late May through early July.

source: https://www.poker.org/latest-news/4...oss-wynn-summer-classic-schedule-a4T061z5FtDO

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

$40 million guarantee just sound like a movie money to me . Those prize pools will definitely attract serious players from everywhere to be honest. But guarantees alone doesn't win tournament at all, it takes a lot of commitment.