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Aced.com Has Multitudes of Daily Satellites

PokerHub on September 24th, 2009

Aced Poker (Aced.com) has satellites running daily all year long. When it’s not for free seats into an upcoming major land-based poker tournament, then it’s for a guaranteed prize pool or VIP points or both.

Year-round, Aced runs daily satellites for whatever World Series of Poker is next (even if it’s 11 months away); these take place at 1:10, 3:10, and 5:10 pm “Aced Time” and have a $10 + $1 buy-in. Current $10 WSOP satellites are for the 2010 WSOP.

Aced also runs $5 Sunday Guaranteed satellites several times daily, as well as ongoing $2 Sit-n-Go’s into a $15,000 guaranteed finals. For Aced VIPs (which is all Aced Poker players enrolled in the site’s loyalty and rewards program), there are Daily VIP Satellites and a $50,000 Guaranteed VIP Satellite every day at 6:50 pm “Aced Time”. And among Aced.com’s Daily Sit ‘n Go Satellite Tournaments are 10-seated, 6-seated, and heads-up tourneys with VIP points for buy-ins.

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AcedPoker Host Satellite Worth $15,000 Seat at Aussie Millions

PokerHub on December 19th, 2008

December 27 is a big day at Aced.com. For that is the day that many players have been waiting for – the day of the AcedPoker Aussie Millions Grand Final satellite tournament.

The Aussie Millions (as you probably already know) is the 6th largest land-based poker tournament in the world, held each year in Melbourne, Australia, this year boasting 2-weeks of fierce competition including the world’s largest cash ring game, and a Main Event with a buy-in of AUD$15,000 a prize pool of over AUD$8 million guaranteed, and a top prize of AUD$2 million.

If you haven’t already won your way into this coveted satellite, don’t worry. You can buy your way in for $500 + $50.

The AcedPoker Aussie Millions Grand Final satellite is a No Limit Texas Holdem freezeout that starts Saturday, December 27 at 13:00 GMT.

As of this writing, less than 10 days from the big event, only 13 people out of a possible 2,000 have registered. That’s pretty good odds right there.

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