Last Chance $570 Tonight



The $1100 @AmericasPokerTV @MajesticStar777 Main Event is NOT the final tournament of the series. There's an additional $570 starting tonight at 7pm for players who may not have found a Day 2 Main Event bag.

Registration stays open through the first level of play tomorrow, that way even players who make Day 2 and bust early still have a last chance at the Last Chance.

Play begins at 7pm, the same 20,000 stacks and 40-minute levels as the Main Event. Nine levels of play are scheduled tonight, wrapping up at 1:30am with the bag-n-tag.

Day 2 begins Sunday at 2pm, with registration closing at 2:45pm. There's a short 5-minute break after the first level of Day 2 play for the last chance Last Chance players to enter.

Here's the full structure sheet.



-- Dan Ross
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