Chico: Who will become King of the Ring this week?

Get ready to roll out the red carpet for the latest edition of King of the Ring, with fierce battles ensuing for prize money totaling at least $1,000,000 until March 3.

Step into the boxing ring with our partners BetOnline, TigerGaming and SportsBetting.ag and be part of the King of the Ring Series.

A whopping $1,000,000 in prize money is guaranteed in the annual progressive knockout series. For the grand finale, a non-PKO-event with a gigantic prize pool of $250,000 is on the menu. So it's time to lace up the boxing gloves and get into the ring...

All players can expect between 11 and 16 tournaments a day with a buy-in from $5.50 to $530. Apart from the $109 Main Event, scheduled for March 3rd with a massive $250,000 guarantee, all tournaments will be held in a progressive knockout format.

Just a quick reminder for those players who may not be familiar with progressive knockout tournaments:

PKO tournaments operate on a 50/50 basis: half of the buy-in contributes to the regular prize pool, while the other half contributes to the bounty prize pool. When you eliminate an opponent, you receive 50% of their bounty, while the remaining 50% is added to your own bounty.

With this progressive knockout format, participants have the opportunity to earn cash rewards for eliminating other players. Expect excitement and action, as the bounties become increasingly lucrative as the tournament progresses.

The full schedule of the King of the Ring PKO Series

$10,000 King of the Ring Leaderboard

There will be three buy-in categories for the leaderboard, automatically segmented according to buy-in levels. In each category, the top 35 players at the end of the series will receive tournament money based on their positions:

• $1,500 Lightweight ($5.50 - $11 buy-ins)
• $3,500 Middleweight ($22 - $55 buy-ins)
• $5,000 Heavyweight ($100+ buy-ins)

One point is awarded from every knockout in each of the above categories, allowing players to compete in their own "weight class".