Each Day 1 for PKOSS #126L plays down to 12 percent of the field.

The PKOSS $126L Last Chance Flight kicks off a 2 pm EDT. The first of two Day 1 phases for Sunday begins at 9 am EDT. The $2,500,000 guaranteed prize pool for PKOSS #126L is the biggest of any event in the series. The $630 buy-in tournament ran at least one Day 1 flight every day of the series, and players on WPN get two final chances to sign up for Day 1 action this Sunday. The final two of 16 starting flights play out on Sunday for PKOSS #137: $2,500,000 Guaranteed. Late registration for the $500,000 Main Event goes on through five hours of play. The eventual winner will bag the first-place prize, plus progressive bounties, which are sure to reach into big money territory with potentially 10,000-plus players in the field. The tournament will need to draw at least 10,000 runners to meet the guarantee.

The madness begins at noon EDT on Sunday, May 24. PKOSS $126L offers a $500,000 guaranteed prize pool, with just a $50 buy-in. The second of two PKOSS Main Events plays as a one-day, unlimited re-entry tournament. PKOSS #126L: $500,000 Guaranteed Main Event Here’s a look at what goes down this weekend as final days of the PKOSS play out. The series guarantees $25 million in combined prize pools, making it the biggest tournament series ever offered by WPN. The PKOSS began May 9 and runs through May 24.

The WPN Progressive Knockout Online Super Series (PKOSS) sees one Main Event crown a champion on Sunday, while a pair of multi-flight events play down to the final day. With the dust just barely settled from The Venom PKO, the Winning Poker Network pushes through with more massive progressive knockout tournaments. Biggest series in Winning Poker Network history sees trio of big tournaments wind down

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