Of the eight Championship Belt events that remain, highlights include: So far, 10 belt events have been completed. Winners of 18 of the 70 events are being awarded a Bounty Builder Championship Belt for their victories. Among highlights still to come will be the awarding of more Championship Belts, a first for tournaments on PokerStars PA. Thirty events remain on the PokerStars PA Bounty Builder schedule. Bounty Builder Championship Belts still up for grabs The other was a $50 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em Turbo (8-Max) (Event #27) on Saturday with a $12,500 guarantee that ended up with about a $1,450 overlay. One was the first version of the $100 buy-in Sunday Special – Bounty Builder Edition (Event #4) on July 12 that also carried a $100,000 guarantee and ultimately had an overlay of close to $2,700. The two events with overlays both missed their guarantees by about 30 entries. The $100 event carried a $100,000 guarantee, and with 1,166 total entries, the prize pool ultimately totaled just over $107,000.

The largest single prize pool thus far came in last night’s Sunday Special – Bounty Builder Edition (Event #35). Interestingly, three of those four were non-hold’em events - pot-limit Omaha, pot-limit Badugi and pot-limit 5-Card Omaha. Of those, four events had prize pools that more than doubled the guarantees. Of the 40 completed events, 38 have featured prize pools exceeding the scheduled guarantees. This has been shown by turnouts for the Bounty Builder series, a 15-day series of progressive knockout tournaments.

The lone operating online poker site in the state, PokerStars PA continues to attract consistently high traffic.

Pennsylvanians cannot participate in those events, although players continue to keep an eye out for WSOP potentially launching a PA site. Players in neighboring New Jersey are currently vying for World Series of Poker bracelets in the WSOP Online series on WSOP NJ. Guarantees routinely bested during Bounty Builder first week

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