WPN MOSS Series: $2.5 Million GTD Nov. 22- Dec. 6

The Winning Poker Network, including America’s Cardroom and Black Chip Poker, is set to run its next Mini Online Super Series (MOSS), beginning on Sunday, Nov. 22. The series features a total of $2.5 million in guaranteed prizes across 166 tourneys. The action will run until Sunday, Dec. 6 and will feature a variety of game types.

With buyins ranging from $0.11 to $88, the MOSS is certainly geared toward the low-rolling crowd, hence the “Mini” part of its name. MOSS series are generally part of a larger OSS Cub3d, with bigger events slated after MOSS has concluded, but this time around, the WPN has opted to host a standalone MOSS.

A Diverse Schedule and Wide Range of Games

The series takes place over a total of 15 days, and it will feature a set of 166 wonderful, action-packed events. The first day of the series, Sunday, Nov. 22, will see only a single Kickoff Event take place, but for the remainder of the series, as many as 14 tournaments will occur every day, starting at 1 p.m. ET and continuing through the evening until the final event of each day, which begins at 10:00 or 10:15 p.m.

No Limit Hold'em predominates in the lineup, as is only to be expected, but there are a collection of PLO, PLO8, and 7 Card Stud Hi-Lo contests also provided.

Fight Club PKO Tournaments

The Winning Poker Network is debuting a new type of tournament for this installment of the MOSS. There are two separate multi-flight progressive knockout tourneys wherein several starting days are combined into a unified Day 2 field and ultimately a final table running on the last day.

From Sunday, Nov. 22 through Saturday, Nov. 28, users can pay $9 ($6 to the bounty pool and $3 to the normal prize pool) to enter a flight in MOSS #99, Fight Club $25,000 Guaranteed. There is at least one flight per day during this timeframe, and they will all last two and a half hours before play is halted.

Then on Saturday, Nov. 28 at 6:00 p.m. ET, all the survivors from the starting flights will reconvene to play down to the final table. The eight finalists will return Sunday, Nov. 29, at 2:00 p.m. and play until a winner emerges.

The second Fight Club PKO, which is MOSS Event # 142, is structured basically the same as the first one. The starting flights run from Sunday, Nov. 29 to Saturday, Dec. 5. The second day of play will begin the same day as the last starting flight, and the final table will run on Sunday, Dec. 6.

Main Events

This time around, the MOSS contains not just one but two Main Events. They have similarities with the Fight Club PKOs in that they are multiday affairs. Each one costs $50 + $5 to join and awards a guaranteed $250,000 in prizes. The Main Event starting days consist of five hours of gameplay before being halted.

The first Main Event is tournament #73, and it’s a PKO event. Starting flights begin Saturday, Nov. 21 and continue through to Sunday, Nov. 29. On the last day of starting flights, Day 2 also runs. Then the final tablists will gather the following day at 8 p.m. ET to duke it out until there is a single victor.

The second Main Event, MOSS event #156, dispenses with the PKO format and instead features no-frills NLHE gameplay. Its starting rounds begin Sunday, Nov. 29 and proceed onward until Sunday, Dec. 6. On that date, Day 2 will play out to a final table, and on Dec. 7, the final table will assemble and finish the tournament.

Each of the Main Events will have multiple freerolls that award seats as well as mega satellite tournaments costing no more than $2 apiece to register for.

Other Notable Events in the MOSS

Beyond the Fight Club PKOs and Main Events, there are a number of other intriguing poker contests that beckon from the schedule. Among them are:

MOSS Event #60, Saturday, Nov. 28, 3:30 p.m. ET 
$50 + $5, 6-Max PLO $20,000 GTD
The biggest PLO event on the roster, both in terms of buyin and guarantee, this should appeal to all lovers of four-card poker.

MOSS Event #84, Monday, Nov. 30, 1:00 p.m. ET 
$0.10 + $0.01, PKO $750 GTD – Though the prize pool is a pittance, the price of entry is similarly trivial. If you want to blow off some steam without putting a dent in your bankroll, then this event is for you.

MOSS Event #96, Tuesday, Dec. 1, 3:30 p.m. ET 
$6 + $0.60, 7 Card Stud Hi-Lo $5,000 GTD
Fans of seven card poker in the United States seldom get the opportunity to compete for significant MTT prizes, but this event is the exception, and you can join in the fun for a pittance.

MOSS Event #97, Tuesday, Dec. 1, 4:00 p.m. ET
$30 + $2, 8-Max $60,000 GTD
There are a few events in the MOSS lineup with a $60,000 guarantee, but this one is the most affordable at just $32 to enter. With blind levels set at 8 minutes, the action should be brisk and exciting too.

MOSS Event #157, Sunday, Dec. 6, 2:30 p.m. ET 
$15 + $1.50, Sunday Special $50,000 GTD
Beginning just after the last flight of the final Main Event, this Sunday Special is notable because its guarantee is less than half that of the normal, weekly Sunday Special. However, more than compensating for this is the fact that the buyin clocks in at below 10% of the normal price! Thus, you're sure to get value for your money here.

Sign Up to Americas Cardroom for Additional Funds

In order to register for the MOSS series and claim a piece of the $2.5 million at stake, you need to have an account at one of the WPN sites. We heartily recommend Americas Cardroom, which will welcome you with a 100% up to $1,000 bonus upon your first deposit (200% up to $1,000 if you deposit using crypto-currency). Actually, through the use of our Americas Cardroom promo code PRB10FREE, you can get a complimentary $10 added to your balance with no deposit required. Read our Americas Cardroom review to learn more.

There are several other rooms on the Winning Poker Network besides ACR. If you're interested in an alternate site, then you can read our reviews of BlackChip Poker, True Poker, and Ya Poker (non-US).

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