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- Companies mentioned: Americas Cardroom, Winning Poker Network
- Markets/regions: Global online poker
- Americas Cardroom is running $8m NLH and $2m PLO Dual Mystery Bounty Venom tournaments alongside its Highest Five series, with Day 1 flights through April 26.
Beyond the Highest Five series, Americas Cardroom is also running its Dual Mystery Bounty Venom tournaments, which include an $8 million guaranteed No-Limit Hold’em event and a $2 million guaranteed Pot-Limit Omaha event. Players still have multiple opportunities to enter, with Day 1 flights scheduled for April 23, 25, and 26.
Additional events remain on the Highest Five calendar, including the Full Baked PLO 6-Max ($10,300) and Half Baked PLO 6-Max R/A ($5,200) on April 22, followed by the Last Dab ($15,400) and Last Blunt Special ($5,200) on April 23.
With marquee results already on the board and more events ahead, the series continues to deliver consistent high-stakes action across the platform.
About Americas Cardroom
Americas Cardroom joined the Winning Poker Network in 2011. The network has been dealing cards since 2001 and remains one of the most trusted names in online poker. Consistently ranked first in payment processing and cashout reliability, Americas Cardroom provides a world-class online poker experience for players around the world.
Editorial Commentary
Americas Cardroom is stacking its schedule deliberately, running the Dual Mystery Bounty Venom tournaments in parallel with the Highest Five series rather than in sequence. The combined $10m in guarantees across No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha formats gives the Winning Poker Network broad reach across player segments in a single promotional window.
The remaining Highest Five events, including the $15,400 Last Dab on April 23, keep the high-stakes calendar full through the end of the month. For a network built on payment reliability, the scheduling approach tracks wider trends in North American online gaming, where operators compete on guaranteed prize pool depth and entry flexibility. Nevada’s record $15.8bn gaming revenue in 2025 reflects the region’s sustained appetite for high-stakes formats across both land-based and digital channels.
