The KSOP GGPoker Special satellite begins on Sunday.

After a successful run in Rio de Janeiro, KSOP GGPoker returned to his “home” state of Santa Catarina for the next stage of the tournament. “Special” is a tournament with a guaranteed prize of R$15,000,000 that will shake up the Brazilian poker scene next month and will accept online qualifiers via GGPoker satellite starting this Sunday (12).

The Expo Centro will host the event again from April 20th to 31st. In addition to the R$ 3,500 buy-in to win the R$ 5,000,000 Main Event via the GGPoker Satellite, participants will also receive 11 days of accommodation at the D’Sintra Hotel.

When “EVERYTHING” begins, 22 guaranteed packs will be awarded over three game days, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. In fact, the first of them is already off to a good start. The event’s top 10 satellite package has a buy-in of $155. Late registration is available until 8:10 p.m. On Sunday, the event begins at 6:00 p.m.

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The tournament begins at 8:00 p.m. Monday the 13th, but there is a discount for buying that day. Seven packages are available for $115, with late registration open until 10:10 p.m. On Tuesday, April 14, the satellite will be available at its lowest price and will be the most accessible for participants. There are five guaranteed prizes up for grabs, and the entry fee is just $85. The game also starts around 8am.

Interested participants can also purchase the cheaper championship satellite “STEPS”. The buy-in for the tournament on Wednesday (15th) and Thursday (16th) is $55, but the only prize is a ticket to the Main Event, with a guaranteed prize of $5,000,000.

The celebration is not to be missed. This is your chance to win a million dollar prize. Roberto Cesar “Bombom” made headlines when he won the Main Event at the previous edition and took home R$1,195,000.