Partypoker’s Super Daily Legends: everything you need to know

Thanks to the Super Daily Legends, any partypoker member has the chance to win a huge amount of money on a daily basis. The Super Daily Legends promotion serves to give a boost to the aspirations of those less fortunate in the rest of the tournaments, giving them another chance to win a big prize and allowing them to enjoy a good boost of morale and a reward in money that they may not have been able to collect until now.

Partypoker Super Daily Legends Tournaments: what do they consist of?

During the Super Daily Legends promotion, a big money tournament is held every day except Sunday. Up to eight big money tournaments may be an amount that surpasses many, although it never hurts to remember that the accumulated prizes can reach astronomical figures, so playing several tournaments can put the player in the battle for a bigger prize.

The start of the Super Daily Legends is a smooth one. On Monday, the competition begins with the Super $109 tournament, a No-Limit Hold’em tournament with a $109 buy-in and a guaranteed prize pool of $50,000. Mini versions of this same tournament will also be held for those who can’t afford such high buy-ins, with buy-ins of $1.10 and $11.

Things get livelier on Tuesdays, when the prize pool remains at $50,000, but the buy-in goes up to $215. Those players who remain at the low limit will automatically move on to play in the Micro tournament of Tuesday’s competition, with a $2.20 buy-in. The Mini tournament will have a $22 buy-in.

Wednesday’s tournament starts off strong. The prize pool goes up with the Super $320, with a buy-in of that amount and a guaranteed prize pool totaling $75,000. The Micro and Mini versions are maintained, with a buy-in of $3.30 and $33, respectively.

It is during Thursday when the prize pool reaches six figures. On that day, the Super $530 is held, with a guaranteed jackpot of $100,000. Of course, the Micro and Mini versions offer much more affordable entries: $5.50 and $55, respectively.

For the weekend there are a total of four tournaments scheduled: one on Friday, one on Saturday and two on Sunday. These are the so-called “weekenders,” all four with a $109 buy-in and a guaranteed prize pool of $125,000. The four Micro and Mini versions of the weekenders have a buy-in of $1.10 and $11, respectively.

On the sidelines of the weekenders, five additional tournaments take place on Sunday. They are the ones with the highest buy-ins and the largest prize pools. The first of them: The Grand, with a buy-in of $1,050 and a guaranteed reward of 150,000. It has no Mini versions, being a single tournament.

The rest keep their entries high and their reward pools with rising amounts, so as the weekend progresses, the rewards go up and the greater the chance of winning the jackpot.

Daily Legends vs Super Daily Legends: How do they differ?

The main difference between tournaments held under the Daily Legends promo and those held under the Super Daily Legends label is in the size of the prize pool. With the same buy-in, those tournaments held under the Super Daily Legends umbrella will have a doubled prize pool, an additional advantage that the winner gets without having to pay double the entry fee.

Every week, partypoker opens another “Super” mode, doubling the GTD prize pool but keeping the buy-in the same, which increases the chances of amortizing the entry fee.

All Partypoker Daily Legends offer chances to finish in the prize positions, so every tournament is a new opportunity to challenge for the biggest prizes.

In addition, the Daily Legends and Super Daily Legends tournaments offer equal opportunities, allowing players of any level to finish at the top and win a considerable sum of money.

What tournaments can be played in the Super Daily Legends?

In the schedule of tournaments organized by partypoker itself, there are up to 8 different tournaments, distributed among all the days that the Super Daily Legends take place:

• The Headhunter.
• The Headhunter Satellite.
• The Five Diamond.
• The Five Diamond Satellite.
• The Superstack.
• The Superstack Satellite.
• The Flash.
• The Flash Satellite.

These tournaments are distributed in the following schedule: