$100,000 guaranteed in the PokerStrategy.com Open Series at PokerStars!

We know that not everyone can fly to Las Vegas each summer - that's why we've launched our own series for everyone at the world's largest poker room.

Don't have the bankroll to play alongside the likes of Phil Hellmuth, Daniel Negreanu, or Phil Ivey in Las Vegas?

You can certainly afford to take part in our largest-ever online tournament promotion, which is open to anyone and everyone!

The inaugural PokerStrategy.com Open Series is a 63-tournament schedule at PokerStars with $100,000 guaranteed.

From May 29 until the Main Event on July 6, we're hosting guaranteed tournament after guaranteed tournament with buy-ins from $1.10 to $109 encompassing poker's most popular variants.

For a full overview of this $100,000 guaranteed series, please see our dedicated forum thread:

Forum: $100,000 gtd PokerStrategy.com Open Series

How can I play the Pokerstrategy.com Open Series?

Each event of the PokerStrategy.com Open Series is password-protected.

You do not need a tracked PokerStars account to participate; you simply need an ordinary PokerStars account and the event password.

Here's how you get the passwords and play the events:

1. Decide which event you want to play
2. Go to the Daily Rewind at PokerStrategy.com
3. Find the password in "Today at PokerStrategy.com"
4. Go to Tournaments in the PokerStars lobby and register to the event

Example: if BobbyFishSticks wants to play the opening $5.50 No-Limit Hold'em event on May 29, he logs into his PokerStrategy.com account and looks up the Daily Rewind from May 28 or May 29. The password is located in the "Today at PokerStrategy.com" section and he can register to the event using this.

Community battle - which country will top the series?

Which PokerStrategy.com community has the most tournament wizards in their midsts? Will you help your country conquer the first-ever PokerStrategy.com Online Series?

To encourage some friendly fan competition in our 19 communities, we will compile a list of the nationalities that make "podium finishes" (1st, 2nd and 3rd place) in the PokerStrategy.com Open Series.

Pokerstrategy.com Open Series: event schedule