NAPT – The North American Poker Tour

July 29th, 2009

The North American Poker Tour (NAPT) is a new poker tour from the creation of PokerStars.  Official annoucement was made Jan 6, 2010 that this is a definate go.  3 stops have been annouced so far with the NAPT starting off with the 2010 PCA.  This goes along with the other poker stars sponsored events:

  • Latin America Poker Tour (LAPT)
  • European Poker Tour (EPT)
  • Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT)
  • Australia and New Zealand Poker Tour (ANZPT)
  • Italian Poker Tour (IPT)
  • PokerStars Caribbean Adventure (PCA)

Schedule

The following information is subject to change. Keep a look out for more events being announced soon.

Event Date (Main Event) Venue Buy-In
PCA January 5-11, 2010 Atlantis, Bahamas $10,000 + 300
NAPT Venetian February 20-24, 2010 The Venetian, Las Vegas $4,750 + 250
NAPT Mohegan Sun April 7-11, 2010 Mohegan Sun, Uncasville, CT $4,700 + 300

Right now the only way to satellite into NAPT events is through Poker Stars

They are holding satellites giving away $5,500 prize packages which can be used for North American Poker Tour events.  Also passport money may also be possibly used for NAPT packages, for SuperNova players.

Stay here for all the latest news regarding the North American Poker Tour, NAPT events, satellites to the NAPT …

NAPT Venetian $25k Bounty Shootout winner is …

February 26th, 2010

Ashton Griffin has defeated Hoyt Corkins to win the inaugural NAPT Venetian $25k Bounty Shootout 2010.  Ashton needed only 2 hands headsup to win the $460,000 1st place prize.   This $25k buyin invitational event had 49 invitees accept and play in this wild tournament.  The final table consisted of:

Seat 1: Joe Cassidy
Seat 2: Faraz Jaka
Seat 3: Peter Eastgate
Seat 4: Scott Seiver
Seat 5: Ashton Griffin
Seat 6: Hoyt Corkins
Seat 7: Brett Richey

Each final table participant was guaranteed a $75k bonus, and various bounty bonuses were still up for grabs.  The $25k Bounty Shootout will air on ESPN2 later this year.

NAPT Venetian 2010 Winner is …

February 25th, 2010

Tom Marchese is the first ever winner of the NAPT Venetian event (the first event hosted in North America).  Tom will take home $824,648 for his effort.  A very epic headsup battle with Sam Stein, Marchese was able to come from behind and take the title.  The total prize pool for this event was $4,017,740 with 872 players battling it out.  Should setup for great events in the future.  Below is a list of all NAPT Venetian 2010 cashes:

1. Tom Marchese, USA, $827,648.00
2. Sam Stein, USA, $522,306.00
3. Daniel Clemente, USA, $309,366.00
4. Yunus Jamal, USA, $241,064.00
5. David Paredes, USA, $184,816.00
6. Thomas Fuller, USA, $144,639.00
7. Miami John Cernuto, USA, $104,461.00
8. Eric Blair, USA, PokerStars player, $60,266.00
9. Kyle Zartman, USA, $44,195.00
10. Andrew Lichtenberger, USA, $44,195.00
11. John Franciosi, USA, $34,151.00
12. Steve Billirakis, USA, $34,151.00
13. Andrew Chen, Canada, PokerStars player, $28,526.00
14. Joseph Cutler, USA, $28,526.00
15. David Miscikowski, USA, $23,303.00
16. Daniel Cossette, Canada, PokerStars player, $23,303.00
17. Mark Ketteringham, USA, $20,089.00
18. Steve Stolzmann, USA, PokerStars player, $20,089.00
19. Daniele Nestola, Germany, PokerStars player, $20,089.00
20. Blair Hinkle, USA, $20,089.00
21. Michael De Gilio, USA, $20,089.00
22. Jonathan Aguiar , USA, PokerStars player, $20,089.00
23. Jason Dewitt, USA, PokerStars player, $20,089.00
24. Christina Lindley, USA, $20,089.00
25. Vanessa Rousso, USA, Team PokerStars Pro, $18,080.00
26. Andy Seth, USA, $18,080.00
27. Blake Buffington, USA, $18,080.00
28. Steve O’Dwyer, USA, $18,080.00
29. Michael Binger, USA, $18,080.00
30. Tom Sinistaj, USA , PokerStars player, $18,080.00
31. Daniel Sindelar, USA, PokerStars player, $18,080.00
32. Cody Slaubaugh, USA, $18,080.00
33. Ravi Raghavan, USA, $16,071.00
34. Klaus Pautrot, France, $16,071.00
35. Jose Alboukrek, Mexico, $16,071.00
36. Joseph Cheong, USA, $16,071.00
37. Al Rogers, USA, $16,071.00
38. Naim Tahan, Netherlands, PokerStars player, $16,071.00
39. Karga Holt, USA, $16,071.00
40. Olivier Busquet, USA, $16,071.00
41. John O’Shea, Ireland, $14,866.00
42. Helen Martynov, USA, PokerStars player, $14,866.00
43. Dwyte Pilgrim, USA, $14,866.00
44. Robert Wisiak, USA, $14,866.00
45. Paul Villamizar, Canada, PokerStars player,$14,866.00
46. Joshua Fussner,USA, $14,866.00
47. Men Nguyen, USA, $14,866.00
48. Paul Evans, USA, $14,866.00
49. Danny Wong, USA, $13,660.00
50. Ted Lawson, USA, $13,660.00
51. Corey Hochman, USA, $13,660.00
52. Bruno Martin, France, PokerStars player, $13,660.00
53. Chuck Kelley, USA, $13,660.00
54. Fabrice Soulier, France, $13,660.00
55. Nam Le, USA, $13,660.00
56. Alexis Cordova, USA, $13,660.00
57. Patrick Carron, USA, PokerStars player, $12,857.00
58. Martin Medina, Mexico, $12,857.00
59. Daniel Abromson, USA, $12,857.00
60. Tommy Vu, USA,$12,857.00
61. Frank Calo, USA, $12,857.00
62. Mclean Karr, USA, PokerStars player, $12,857.00
63. Ludovic Schlama, France, $12,857.00
64. Brian Horton, USA, PokerStars player, $12,857.00
65. Dan Shak, USA, $12,053.00
66. Naohiko Yamazaki, Japan, $12,053.00
67. Russell Rosenblum, USA, $12,053.00
68. David Poces, USA, $12,053.00
69. Frank Traino, USA, PokerStars player, $12,053.00
70. Matt Marafioti, Canada, $12,053.00
71. Max Katz, Russia, $12,053.00
72. JeanFrancois Talbot, Canada, PokerStars player, $12,053.00
73. Joseph Williams, Canada, $11,250.00
74. Mark Muchnik, USA, $11,250.00
75. Matt Smith, USA, PokerStars player, $11,250.00
76. Chris Bell, USA, $11,250.00
77. Joe Weiss, USA, $11,250.00
78. Michael Botwin, USA, PokerStars player, $11,250.00
79. Justin Smith, $11,250.00
80. Philip Collins, USA, $11,250.00
81. Bill Chen, USA, Friend of PokerStars, $10,446.00
82. Christiano Ribeiro, Brazil, PokerStars player, $10,446.00
83. John Taitt, USA , $10,446.00
84. Anthony Grappo, USA, $10,446.00
85. Raffi King, USA, $10,446.00
86. Anselmo Villarreal, USA, $10,446.00
87. Jason Ramirez, USA, PokerStars player, $10,446.00
88. Daniel Makowsky, Switzerland, PokerStars player, $10,446.00
89. Robert Durante, Canada, PokerStars player, $9,643.00
90. Michael McNeil, USA, PokerStars player, $9,643.00
91. Mike Beasley, USA, $9,643.00
92. Kitty Kuo, Taiwan, $9,643.00
93. Steven Karp, USA, $9,643.00
94. Robert McLaughlin, USA, $9,643.00
95. Brett Richey, USA, $9,643.00
96. David Sayago, Spain, PokerStars player, $9,643.00
97. Jimmy Fricke, USA, $8,839.00
98. Dmitrii Valouev, USA, $8,839.00
99. Arnold Rychner, USA, PokerStars player, $8,839.00
100. Dan Alspach, USA, $8,839.00
101. Tom McEvoy, USA, Team PokerStars Pro, $8,839.00
102. Greg Raymer, USA, Team PokerStars Pro, $8,839.00
103. William Van Ormer, USA, $8,839.00
104. Lauren Kling, USA, PokerStars player, $8,839.00
105. John Bunch, USA, $8,035.00
106. Ben Stoesser, Germany, PokerStars player, $8,035.00
107. Bob Lauria, USA, PokerStars player, $8,035.00
108. Riccardo Conigliaro, Spain, PokerStars player, $8,035.00
109. Zelong Dong, USA , PokerStars player, $8,035.00
110. Jared Davis, Dutch Antilles, PokerStars player, $8,035.00
111. James Mackey, USA, PokerStars player, $8,035.00
112. Jimmie Caldwell, USA, $8,035.00
113. Andrew Robl, USA, $7,232.00
114. Justin Jones, USA, $7,232.00
115. Jason Glass, USA, PokerStars player, $7,232.00
116. Mike Coglianese, USA, $7,232.00
117. Donald Toporowski. Canada, $7,232.00
118. Geoffrey Ulrich, Canada, PokerStars player, $7,232.00
119. Ryan O’Connor, UK, PokerStars player, $7,232.00
120. Jonathan Tamayo, USA, PokerStars player, $7,232.00
121. Joshua Herman, Canada, PokerStars player, $7,232.00
122. Brian Smith, USA, PokerStars player, $7,232.00
123. John Michalak, USA, PokerStars player, $7,232.00
124. Jose Ceballos, Spain, PokerStars player,$7,232.00
125. Stewart Yancik, $7,232.00
126. Jon Turner, USA, $7,232.00
127. Steven Goosen, Canada, $7,232.00
128. Brion Maciel, USA, PokerStars player, $7,232.00

NAPT Season 1 will be aired on ESPN 2

February 17th, 2010

Season 1 of the North American Poker Tour finally has a television broadcasting partner, ESPN2.   Beginning in April, 16 hours of programming will be broadcasted.  This includes the 2010 PCA (Pokerstars Caribbean Adventure), the Mohegan Sun events, and the NAPT Venetian happening right now.  Not only will the main event be shown, so will the $25k high rollers event.  PokerStars.tv will also be showing live feeds of various napt related events. 

There is also a rumour that Amanda Leatherman will host the NAPT shows on ESPN2.  You may remember Amanda from WPT and PokerRoad fame.  So will they have a ESPN and a NAPT host?  (Joanna Krupa)

No word yet on where to watch NAPT in Canada yet.  Nothing else on the Canada NAPT front either, though there is a rumour that the WPT (World Poker Tour) will hold 2 events in Canada in 2010.  Go Party Poker.  Stay tuned.

Here is the current ESPN schedule:

April 19: Venetian $25,000 high-roller bounty shootout (9-11 pm. ET)
April 26: Venetian $25,000 high-roller bounty shootout (9 pm ET)
April 26: Venetian $5,000 main event (10 pm ET)
May 3: Mohegan Sun shootout (9-11 pm ET)
May 10: Mohegan Sun shootout (9 pm ET)
May 10: Mohegan Sun $5,000 main event (10 pm ET)
May 17: PokerStars Caribbean Adventure $25,000 high-roller (9-11 pm ET)

Venetian NAPT Deep Stack Extravaganza

January 13th, 2010

As posted by the poker room manager at the venetian on this 2+2 Venetian NAPT thread

Anyway, here it is, all the info regarding the upcoming Venetian DSE/NAPT Event.

First, here are some quick links to the new DSE schedule…

http://www.napt.com/tournaments/venetian/

…and structure…

http://www.napt.com/tournaments/structure/

So, you’ll notice that the ME will be $5,000 instead of $2,500 and will be on the 20th instead of 23rd. It will be a 5-day event. The final table will be televised on a major network, with the 1st four days having floating cameras catching some of the earlier action.

There will only be ONE day 1 and the starting stack is 30,000.

There are freeroll satellites for this event, see Pokerstars.net for further details.

At the Venetian, we will be running 1 and 2 table satellites starting on January 28th. Specifically, we are scheduling a 2-table satellite every night at 8pm and whenever we get a list of enough interested.

Feb 19th are supersatellites: 12:00pm $220 plus $200 rebuys for first 3 levels
4:00pm $220 plus $200 rebuys for first 3 levels
8:00pm $540 no rebuys

Starting chips for the $200’s will be 3,000 with 2,000 chips/rebuy.
Starting chips for the $500 will be 5,000.

Poker rates are still available. You need to reference group code CP02L1 (that’s a zero before the 2) when you book your room. This will qualify you for a rate of $119 wkdy and $159 wknd as long as you play, at least, one event (or average of 6 hours/day of cash games). A $15 resort fee will be added to all reservations. The resort fee entitles you to free internet access, newspaper, local and 800 phone calls, and access to the gym.

We will still be doing our ‘Best Overall Player’ award. Half of one percent will be held out of the prize pools for this award, with the top 4 players receiving 40, 30, 20, and 10% of the money collected.

We will continue our normal 7pm $120 tournament throughout this event, with the exception of February 19th.

Also reminder that there is a $700 25 seat guaranteed satellite on POker Stars on Sunday Jan 17 at 6pm est.  Other daily satellites include $33rs, once in a while $11rs (both are 3x turbos), and step 6 sng satellites.

NAPT Satellites on Poker Stars

January 7th, 2010

NAPT online satellites are now available on Poker Stars

NAPT Satellites – Qualify Now

Cash: from $2.22 |FPPs: from 100 |Steps: from $7.50 or 500 FPPs

Satellites for NAPT Venetian are running now – giving you the chance to win a prize package that includes tournament buy-in, hotel accommodation and expenses.

To register, open the PokerStars lobby, click ‘Events’ & ‘Special’ or ‘Events’ & ‘NAPT’.

Official NAPT Annoucement

January 6th, 2010

Here is the official annoucement for the PokerStars NAPT North American Poker Tour …  PokerStars Blog

When your morning begins looking into the eyes of Joanna Krupa, it’s pretty certain it’s going to be a good day. When she announces she is the host of a brand new PokerStars tour, you feel it might be a good month. When you learn that tour is going to hit places like Las Vegas’ Venetian and Connecticut’s Mohegan Sun, mark it down as a red letter year.

Just a few minutes ago, Krupa and PokerStars’ global events head Jeffrey Haas stood before the assembled media here at the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure and announced the formation of a brand new poker tour.

Officially, the 2010 PCA marks the first event of the North American Poker Tour. From here, the NAPT will head to the Venetian in Las Vegas. As many of you know, the Venetian is famous for its Deep Stack Extravaganza series. February 20-24, the main event of the Deep Stack Extravaganza will be a $5,000 NAPT event.

“I’m excited to play,” Daniel Negreanu told us this morning. “It’s going to be nice to have some events at home in Vegas.”

From there, the NAPT will head to the three million square feet of the Mohegan Sun in Connecticut for a 20-event poker festival in the spring with buy-ins ranging from $200 to $25,000. The $5,000 main event will run April 7-11.

Haas told us this morning that these are just the first events on the schedule and we should expect more announcements in the coming weeks and months.

“We are going to a lot of beautiful places and going to put on some great tournaments,” he said.

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Haas and Krupa announce the NAPT

 

Like the EPT, APPT, LAPT, and other PokerStars tours before it, the NAPT will be supported by online PokeStars satellites to the main events. EPT creator John Duthie recalled this morning how humbly his tour began in Season 1 and how quickly it exploded with PokerStars’ support.

“I think the NAPT has a huge future,” Duthie said. “As a player, I am very excited.”

Haas said today that PokerStars has already signed up top television production company 441 (the same group that produces ESPN’s coverage of the WSOP) to produce a brand new NAPT series. What’s more, a television deal is in the works.

“We do have a first tier broadcast partner that will hopefully be announced in the next two weeks,” he said.

And of course, when the show hits television, it will be hosted by Ms. Krupa.

Stay tuned for more details, future NAPT dates, and how you can qualify online at PokerStars.

NAPT is alive!!! Annoucement TODAY!

January 6th, 2010

According to Poker Stars Twitter http://twitter.com/PokerStars_com

We’re proud to announce the NAPT. Our new North American Poker Tour kicks off in the Venetian in Las Vegas in February, more news to follow.

5k NAPT main event at the Venetian Deep Stack.

Mohegan Sun in April will be another stop on the tour.

This year’s PCA is the first NAPT event.
Wow this all came out of nowhere.  After it appeared that the North American Poker Tour was dead after all the missed opportunities, looks like it is back and will go forward with strength.  Curious to see wehn the first Canadian stop will be though, as of right now it doesn’t appear as if the Fallsview Poker Classic this weekend will be a NAPT stop.
Check out the pokerstars store to pickup your very own NAPT playing cards  :)
PokerStars NAPT playing cards

Fallsview Poker Classic Satellites

November 1st, 2009

Well turns out satellites for the Fallsview Poker Classic 2010 are already running. As of right now the FPC is neither a CPT (Canadian Poker Tour) or a NAPT (North American Poker Tour) event. Here is the satellite schedule running now at Niagara Fallsview Casino. All steps are daily except step 3 which is on the weekend only.

Step A:
- $120 (100+20), 16.7% rake.
- Only one winner, seat to $1,000 event.
- Only 1500 chips & only 10-minute blinds

Step 1:
- $90 (70+20), 22.2% rake!
- Final two players win seat to Step 2.
- 1500 chips & 10-minute blinds.
- Even a satellite king who can win 1 out of every 4 Step 1s would lose money because the rake is so high. Unfortunately, it will be the most in demand as gamboolers don’t care about it being the worst satellite.

Step 2:
- $350 (315+35), 10% rake.
- Final three players each win seat to $1,050 Step 3 satellite.
- Only 5-minute longer blinds (15) and only same 1500 chips.

Step 3:
- $1,050 (1000+50), 4.8% rake.
- 1st place wins $5,500 seat, 2nd & 3rd place win $2,500 seat.
- 2000 chips & 15-minute blinds.
- Saturday & Sunday only; all other satellites are daily.

Niagara Fallsview Poker Classic

October 31st, 2009

Niagara Fallsview Poker Classic
January 8 – 14, 2010
Fallsview is hosting the first ever Fallsview Poker Classic Tournaments from January 8 – 14, 2010. They will be giving away over $2.3 million* in prize money including a grand prize of over $400,000*.

Satellite Tournaments start October 16.

Three separate tournaments
January 8 grand prize $80,000*
January 10 grand prize $200,000*
January 12 grand prize $400,000*
Buy In – $1,000
January 8 Day 1 start 12 pm
January 9 Day 2 start 12 pm
January 10 Day 3 start 4 pm**
Buy In – $2,500
January 10 Day 1 start 12 pm
January 11 Day 2 start 12 pm
January 12 Day 3 start 4 pm**
Buy In – $5,500
January 12 Day 1 start 12 pm
January 13 Day 2 start 12 pm
January 14 Day 3 start 12 pm

Finally a new tournament series in Ontario. Only 3 events but this will do for now. No info about b&m satellites or online satellites yet.

With the rumoured Fallsview classic going on without any mention of the North American Poker Tour (NAPT), it is safe to assume that the NAPT is dead for 2009. Hopefully something will be worked out in 2010. BTW the NAPT is still mentioned on the Poker Stars website, check the “employment opportunities” section.

Pokerstars Caribbean Adventure (PCA) = Festival of Poker

October 2nd, 2009

Another poker tournament series that was once rumoured to be included in the upcomming North American Poker Tour (NAPT), looks like will be going ahead without the NAPT tag.

The popular PokerStars Caribbean Adventure (PCA) will now be labelled as the Festival of Poker and will once again be part of the European Poker Tour (EPT).   This festival of poker runs from January 4th to the 10th. and once again at the Atlantis Resort in Nassau Bahamas.  Poker Stars is expecting a $14.5 million purse this year, up from $12.6 million last year with the reigning winner Canadian Poorya Nazari taking home $3 million.

The festival of Poker will be airing on PokerStars.tv 

Below are the event dates for the PCA 2010.  All buyins are in USD.

Monday, January 4th
18:00: Super Satellite to Main Event, $1,060 + $40
20:00: Nightly No Limit Hold’em Turbo, $200 + $20

Tuesday, January 5th

12:00: Main Event Day 1A, $10,000 + $300
14:00: Super Satellite to Main Event Day 1B (Unlimited Rebuys), $200 + $20
20:00: Super Satellite to Main Event Day 1B (One Rebuy), $530 + $20
20:00: Nightly Pot Limit Omaha Turbo, $200 + $20

Wednesday, January 6th

12:00: Main Event Day 1B, $10,000 + $300
14:00: Pot Limit Omaha Freezeout, $500 + $50
16:00: Badugi / 2-7 Mix, $500 + $50
20:00: Step 1 to Step 2 High Roller Super Satellite, $550 + $50
20:00: Nightly Pot Limit Omaha Eight or Better Turbo, $200 + $20

Thursday, January 7th
12:00: Main Event Day 2
14:00: No Limit Hold’em Freezeout Six-Max, $1,000 + $100
20:00: Eight Game Championship Day 1, $5,000 + $250
20:00: Step 1 to Step 2 High Roller Super Satellite, $550 + $50
20:00: Nightly No Limit Hold’em Turbo, $200 + $20

Friday, January 8th
12:00: Main Event Day 3
12:00: Battleship Multi-Tabling Championships, $2,000 + $150
13:00: PS Heads-Up Challenge Day 1A Round 1, $5,000 + $250
14:00: Pot Limit Hold’em / Pot Limit Omaha Tag Team Mix, $2,000 + $150
14:00: Eight Game Championship Day 2
16:00: PS Heads-Up Challenge Day 1A Round 2
18:00: PokerStars Charity Event, $5,000 + $250
18:00: No Limit Hold’em Freezeout, $1,000 + $100
19:00: PS Heads-Up Challenge Day 1A Round 3
20:00: Super Satellite to $1,000 Ladies Only Event, $110 + $10
20:00: Nightly Pot Limit Omaha Turbo. $200 + $20
22:00: PS Heads-Up Challenge Day 1A Round 4

Saturday, January 9th
12:00: Main Event Day 4
12:00: Battleship Multi Heads-Up Challenge, $1,000 + $100
12:00: Pot Limit Omaha Championships Eight-Max Day 1, $5,000 + $250
13:00: PS Heads-Up Challenge Day 1B Round 1, $5,000 + $250
13:00: Ladies Only No Limit Hold’em Freezeout, $1,000 + $100
14:00: Eight Game Championship Finals
16:00: No Limit Hold’em Freezeout, $1,500 + $100
16:00: PS Heads-Up Challenge Day 1B Round 2
19:00: PS Heads-Up Challenge Day 1B Round 3
21:00: PokerStars Party
21:00: PS Heads-Up Challenge Day 1B Round 4

Sunday, January 10th
12:00: Main Event Day 5
12:00: Pot Limit Omaha Live Heads-Up Day 1A Round 1, $2,000 + $150
12:00: Pot Limit Omaha Championships Eight-Max Day 2
13:00: PS Heads-Up Challenge Quarterfinals
14:00: No Limit Hold’em Live Heads-Up Day 1A Round 1, $1,000 + $100
14:00: Pot Limit Omaha Six-Max, $1,000 + $100
15:00: Pot Limit Omaha Live Heads-Up Day 1A Round 2
16:00: PS Heads-Up Challenge Semifinals
16:00: No Limit Hold’em Freezeout, $5,000 + $250
17:00: No Limit Hold’em Live Heads-Up Day 1A Round 2
17:00: Ladies Only No Limit Hold’em Freezeout, $300 + $30
18:00: Pot Limit Omaha Live Heads-Up Day 1A Round 3
19:00: Step 2 Super Satellite to $25,000 High Roller, $2,700 + $200
20:00: No Limit Hold’em Live Heads-Up Day 1A Round 3
20:00: Eight Game (Two Day Event), $500 + $50
20:00: PS Heads-Up Challenge Finals
20:00: Nightly No Limit Hold’em Turbo, $200 + $20
21:00: Pot Limit Omaha Live Heads-Up Day 1A Round 4
23:00: No Limit Hold’em Live Heads-Up Day 1A Round 4

Monday, January 11th
12:00: Main Event Final Table
12:00: Battleship Main Event
12:00: Pot Limit Omaha Championships Eight-Max Finals
12:00: PokerStars Bounty Hunter, $500 + $100 + $50
12:00: Pot Limit Omaha Live Heads-Up Day 1B Round 1
12:00: Limit Hold’em Six-Max, $1,000 + $100
12:00: Pot Limit Omaha Eight or Better, $500 + $50
13:00: World Cup Preliminaries – Day 1A
14:00: No Limit Hold’em Live Heads-Up Day 1B Round 1
15:00: Pot Limit Omaha Live Heads-Up Day 1B Round 2
16:00: High Roller Eight-Max Day 1, $25,000 + $500
17:00: No Limit Hold’em Live Heads-Up Day 1B Round 2
18:00: Pot Limit Omaha Live Heads-Up Day 1B Round 3
20:00: No Limit Hold’em Live Heads-Up Day 1B Round 3
20:00: Nightly No Limit Hold’em Turbo, $200 + $20
21:00: Pot Limit Omaha Live Heads-Up Day 1B Round 4
23:00: No Limit Hold’em Live Heads-Up Day 1B Round 4

Tuesday, January 12

12:00: High Roller Eight-Max Day 2
12:00: Pot Limit Five Card Draw High, $500 + $50
13:00: Pot Limit Omaha Live Heads-Up Quarterfinals
13:00: No Limit Hold’em Live Heads-Up Quarterfinals
13:00: World Cup Preliminaries – Day 1B
14:00: Eight Game, $1,000 + $100
16:00: No Limit Hold’em Freezeout, $1,000 + $100
17:00: Pot Limit Omaha Live Heads-Up Semifinals
17:00: No Limit Hold’em Live Heads-Up Semifinals
20:00: Nightly No Limit Hold’em Turbo, $200 + 20
21:00: Pot Limit Omaha Live Heads-Up Finals
21:00: No Limit Hold’em Live Heads-Up Finals

Wednesday, January 13

12:00: High Roller Eight-Max Day 3
12:00: World Cup of Poker Final
12:00: Triple Stud (Razz, High, High-Low), $1,000 + $100
14:00: No Limit Hold’em Freezeout Six-Max, $5,000 + $250
16:00: No Limit Hold’em Freezeout Six-Max, $500 + $50
20:00: Nightly No Limit Hold’em Turbo, $200 + 20

Thursday, January 14
12:00: High Roller Eight-Max Final
12:00: No Limit Hold’em Shootout, $500 + $50
14:00: Pot Limit Omaha Shootout, $500 + $50