Last Chance: Claim Cash & Tickets in the FanDuel Summer Sendoff Freeroll Series!

Will Shillibier
Managing Editor
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Summer Sendoff Freeroll Series

Time is rapidly running out to grab your share of free bankroll boosts on PokerStars Exclusively on FanDuel. The 10-day Summer Sendoff Freeroll Series is entering its home stretch, but with five events still on the schedule, including the massive $5,000 GTD Sunday Finale, there is still plenty of cash and tournament tickets left to win.

If you haven't taken advantage of these zero-buy-in events yet, tonight is the perfect time to start.

Tonight’s Action & Remaining Schedule

The final stretch kicks off tonight, Wednesday, September 9, at 20:00, with Event #6—a $500 GTD Pot-Limit Omaha Turbo. It is the only PLO tournament on the entire schedule, making it a must-play for four-card fans looking for a risk-free score.

Here is the full line-up for the remaining events:

DayStart TimeEvent #GameGuaranteePPTAwards
Wednesday, September 920:006PLO (Turbo)$5006Cash
Thursday, September 1020:007NLHE (Turbo)$1,0008Cash
Friday, September 1120:008NLHE (Hyper)$2503Spin Tickets
Saturday, September 1220:009NLHE (Hyper)$2503Spin Tickets
Sunday, September 1316:0010NLHE (Turbo)$5,0008MTT Tickets + Cash

The $5,000 GTD finale on September 13 has the biggest prize pool of the series and will pay out a mix of cash and MTT tickets to help jumpstart your autumn tournament schedule.

The Friday and Saturday night hyper-turbos offer quick, action-packed routes to earn Spin & Go entries, while Thursday night's $1,000 GTD NLHE gives you a chance to win a part of the straight cash prize pool.

Summer Sendoff Freeroll Series
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Will Shillibier
Managing Editor

Based in the United Kingdom, Will started working for PokerNews as a freelance live reporter in 2015 and joined the full-time staff in 2019. He now works as Managing Editor. He graduated from the University of Kent in 2017 with a B.A. in German. He also holds an NCTJ Diploma in Sports Journalism.

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