Bovada’s Black Diamond Poker Open Series Guarantees $12 Million

The Black Diamond Poker Open is one of the longest running online tournament series, and to celebrate the 12th annual event, Bovada Poker has decided to put up $12 million in total guarantees.

The more than 150-event series officially kicked off Feb 28 and will wrap up a month later on March 29.

Buy-ins for the series start at just $11 and range all the way up to $1,055 for the high rollers. The highlight of the schedule is the main event, which takes place as part of four tournaments on Sunday, March 26.

Those players with smaller bankrolls don’t need to worry, either, as Bovada is running frequent satellites and qualifiers for as little as $1. If you play your cards right, you could spin a small amount into some serious cash.

Bovada Poker features a fast, smooth interface, and users also enjoy the site’s easy-to-use mobile feature which allows players to get their online poker fix from their smartphone or tablet.

With Bovada’s anonymous tables, you don’t have to worry about your opponents tracking your playing style. You’ll start with a clean slate every time you sit down to play.

If you like action, make sure to try out Zone Poker. You no longer have to wait while other players at the table finish out a hand. Every time you fold at a Zone Poker table, you’ll automatically be moved to a new table with new players to be dealt a brand new hand. You can even double up with a second Zone Poker entry and play two tables at once.

Bovada’s software has many other features, such as all-in percentages, table customization options, hand history viewer, and even a rabbit cam, which allows players to know what the next card would have been even after folding.

Don’t wait! Sign up today for Bovada and get started with a 100 percent deposit bonus up to $500.

Bovada Poker is available for all U.S. players, except those in Nevada, New Jersey, Delaware, or Maryland.

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