Learn How to Qualify to The High Roller Big Game at partypoker

October 01, 2020

Jason Glatzer

partypoker is the home to many recreational poker players with offerings in micro-stakes games among the best available online.

High stakes players also have plenty to be excited about at partypoker this year with many big events along with its special High Roller Club.

This Sunday, the High Roller Club at partypoker is hosting two juicy events on Sunday, October 4 in The High Roller Big Game with a big $5,200 buy-in along with a huge $500,000 guarantee and The Big Game with a $530 buy-in and a $250,000 guarantee.

Players can qualify into both events and line themselves up for a monster payday for as little as $55.

Qualify to The Big Game at partypoker!

How to Qualify to The High Roller Big Game

The High Roller Big Game kicks off on Sunday, October 4 at 2:05 p.m. EDT / 8:05 p.m. CEST. As we already mentioned, the event boasts a mouth-watering $500,000 guarantee.

Players start off with a monster stack of 1 million in chips with blinds increasing every 15 minutes starting at 2,500/5,000 with an ante of 625.

The tournament allows for one re-entry that can be used during the late registration window that lasts for a full 12 blind levels.

Many players will pay the $5,200 buy-in to enter but you don't have to. partypoker is hosting a $530 phased event where players will start with 100,000 in chips. The phased event will end after 20 blind levels are in the books at which point all remaining players will advance to The High Roller Big Game with their ending chip counts.

Don't want to pay $530? Don't worry, you don't have to.

partypoker is also hosting $55 satellites into the $530 feeder tournaments. This means you can potentially play in a $5,200 buy-in event with a $500,000 guarantee for just $55.

Why Not Also Qualify to The Big Game as Well?

The Big Game begins at the same time as The High Roller Big Game on October 4 at 2:05 p.m. EDT / 8:05 p.m. CEST.

This tournament boasts a tasty $250,000 guarantee for a $530 buy-in.

The same 1 million starting chip stack is featured in this event as is in the High Roller version but it is slightly faster paced with 12 minute blind levels. Similarly, players can late-register and re-enter once anytime during the first dozen blind levels.

Once again, $530 is a ton of money for many players. This won't stop the many big names with what seems to be endless bankrolls from playing. But it might be out of your range.

The good news is that there are $55 phased events that feed into The Big Game.

Thus far 17 players qualified into The Big Game including Czech poker pro Tomas Fara who currently has a chip leading stack of 1,664,250 in chips.