As is the tradition with the SCOOP series, events will be split into three tiers - Low, Medium, & High - and buy-ins are expected to range from $10 to $2000. If going by the recent series held on the network and the previous SCOOP series held in the region last year, expect both SCOOPs to have similar schedules, with the shared liquidity series to feature more events. The operator hopes “to have the schedule out for all players within the coming days.” No further details are available on the upcoming series yet.

The complete schedule, including promotional offers for both the series, will be announced in the coming days.

The MI-NJ SCOOP series, with $3 million guaranteed prize money, is the operator’s largest series to date.

The two SCOOPs feature $5 million guarantees combined, with $3 million earmarked for the MI-NJ series and $2 million for PA.

Both SCOOP series are scheduled to run over the same dates, from March 17 to April 3.

SCOOP will be the operator’s second multi-state online tournament series since the merger.

Two separate SCOOPs have been scheduled - one on PokerStars PA and the other spanning the shared MI-NJ network.The shared network MI-NJ pool had $2.5 million in guarantees.

It will be only the operator’s second multi-state series after running the PSPC Online Series in January with $4.5 million in total guaranteed prize money.

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