It's no surprise for these Super High Rollers to start a little late, and the 2018 PCA $100K is no exception.
Players are still filtering into the tournament area, but there are already quite a few lingering about including Scott Seiver, Steve O'Dwyer, Stefan Sontheimer, Mikita Badziakouski, Orpen Kisacikoglu, Stephen Chidwick, Christopher Krux, Daniel Dvoress, and Stefan Schillhabel.
The $100,000 PCA 2018 Super High Roller is rich in history. The tournament has been annually held in The Bahamas since 2011, which is when Eugene Katchalov topped a field of 38 entries to win the inaugural event for $1.5 million.
Former champions include some of the true legends from both live and online arenas with Viktor Blom, Scott Seiver, Fabian Quoss, Steve O'Dwyer, Bryn Kenney and Jason Koon.
POKERSTARS CARIBBEAN ADVENTURE SUPER HIGH ROLLER HISTORY
Year
Entries
Prize Pool
Winner
Country
Prize
2011
38 entries
$3,743,000
Eugene Katchalov
Ukraine
$1,500,000
2012
32 entries
$3,136,000
Viktor Blom
Sweden
$1,254,400
2013
59 entries
$5,724,180
Scott Seiver
USA
$2,003,480
2014
56 entries
$5,433,120
Fabian Quoss
Germany
$1,629,940
2015
66 entries
$6,402,000
Steve O'Dwyer
Ireland
$1,872,580
2016
58 entries
$5,626,000
Bryn Kenney
USA
$1,687,800
2017
54 entries
$5,239,080
Jason Koon
USA
$1,650,300*
* (held as PokerStars Championship Bahamas in 2017)
The PokerStars Caribbean Adventure (PCA) is back once again with 31 action-packed events from Jan. 6-14 at the Atlantis Paradise Island Resort in the sunny Bahamas.
The highlight of the schedule is the six-day $10,300 PCA Main Event, which features two opening flights on Jan. 8 and 9. The tournament is a deep-stacked affair with players receiving 30,000 chips and blinds going up every hour on the first day and every 90 minutes on subsequent days.
The schedule also features many other big buy-in events with biggest two taking place early in the schedule. The $100,000 PCA Super High Roller starts today and runs till Jan. 8. The $50,000 PCA High Roller plays out Jan. 8-9.
Lower-limit players haven't been left out in the dust as there are also plenty of events for every type of player with tournament buy-ins starting at $330 and live qualifiers starting at $160. Additionally, any player entering at least one event will be invited to play in the PCA $50,000 Freeroll on Jan. 14.
Players looking for a bit more faster excitement on the felt will be able to enjoy sit-and-go tournaments running around the clock with buy-ins starting at $120.
In addition, there will be cash games for any type of poker player with stakes ranging from $1/2 to $200/$400 and games including no-limit hold'em, limit hold'em, pot-limit Omaha, limit Omaha, seven-card stud, and Chinese poker. Hold'em and Omaha cash game players will also be able to win a High Hand Bonus of at least $300 each hour.