Tuesday’s Grinder’s Dream: A Selection to Suit Everybody’s Palate
It is often said that Monday is the "black" day of the week and Tuesday is the day when the real grind week begins. We have been following this pattern in our activities, which is why today's online poker schedule is very diverse! You can win Malta packages today at both Unibet and PokerStars, and The Festival Online is still ongoing at 888Poker. There is something for every taste and wallet so make sure that you follow up on everything which runs today.
Set your alarm clocks ready - Don´t miss today´s key events
- Starting at 20:00 CET, there is a €50 (1RE) buy-in for The Festival Seat Only satellite tournament, with a guaranteed 1x€550 ticket to the main tournament in Malta.
- Starting at 20:00 CET, there is a €10 buy-in sub-satellite tournament with a guaranteed prize pool of 4x€250 tickets to Thursday's Unibet tournament, which in turn guarantees 2x€1600 Malta packages.
- Starting at 20:05 CET, there is a $22 (R+A) buy-in tournament with a guaranteed prize pool of a $620 PokerListings Special package.
The Festival Online features the Texas PKO 8-max Final Table which will be broadcasted on the 888Poker Twitch Channel.
Make sure that you don't miss our Tuesday Special Qualifier to our Thursday Final
- Name: Unibet Live: The Festival Qualifier - 4x €250 tickets
- Buy-in: €10
- Starting time: Tuesday, March 28 at 20:00 CET
- Starting stack: 3000 in chips
- Blinds: 8 min levels
- Late reg: 8 levels
- Rebuys: unlimited (€10, 3000 chips)
- Prizepool: 4x €250 The Festival Qualifier
The Festival Online Last Week Winners
Last Thursday and Sunday brought Finland, Lithuania, Malta and Denmark as new countries to the list of The Festival Online winners. The biggest prize money was won by Maltese player Farrugia_1, who took home $14,214 by winning the $525 Highroller PKO 8-max tournament along with bounties. Congratulations to all the winners, and new games are already available today, including Omaha and Mystery Bounty tournaments.
The PokerStrategy coaching session goes well
Yesterday, the founder of The Festival Series, Martin 'Franke' von Zweigbergk, participated in a streaming session with leading expert coach "Lem0n36" from PokerStrategy. Since all learning in the game must start somewhere, Franke took his first steps in this world by playing a tournament with a buy-in of 0.01 cents, where the top 25 got a €10 step ticket to the next level. Whether he made it into the money or dropped out early, you can watch the full session on the Pokerstrategy Twitch page, or check out some clips we have compiled from yesterday's game on our YouTube channel.
Franke: "Of course, I took the learning process extremely seriously, but after the fourth hand when I was still in the game, I realized that "Lemon" is either a very good or a very bad teacher, and I never really figured it out. However, I won a series of flips on Unibet yesterday and I am considering opening my own Franke Flip Flop Academy this autumn where with a 24/7 learning process, all students should become very-very good "flip masters". Also, I want to announce that in May in Malta, trials for joining the academy are open to everyone.
PokerStrategy is an online poker education and training website. It provides poker players with various resources and tools to improve their game, including strategy articles, videos, coaching, and forums where players can discuss hands and strategies. The website is available in multiple languages and offers content for players of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced players. In addition to free content, PokerStrategy also offers premium membership options for more advanced training and coaching
The Festival Malta: Book your hotel and flights right now
If you haven't started planning your vacation yet, with less than 50 days left until The Festival in Malta, now would be a good time to do.
Here are some things you should definitely do before you arrive:
- It would be wise to familiarize yourself with The Festival Malta 2023 tournament schedule HERE, especially to avoid surprises like finding out that the Blackjack tournament isn't actually on Saturday.
- In the big picture, you could sleep on the beach or in some random bush in May in Malta, but if you want to dine decently in the mornings and rest between clean sheets after a tiring day of playing, then it's worth checking out our hotel offers.
- One of the main questions we get from our players is related to transportation. How to get there? Generally, we have always answered that the most reasonable way is to run, but for those who are not Forrest Gump or Usain Bolt, it is worth considering buying plane tickets. Recently, Ryanair announced some good news regarding flights to Malta. Our good friends from Sweden and our previous live event location in Nottingham can especially rejoice about it.
