2017 ARC Oss Cub3d

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Get ready to go triple-big. Americas Cardroom today announced the next edition of the OSS Cub3d, the online poker site’s legendary 3-part online tournament series. The OSS Cub3d (April 9th-May 7th) features over $5.7 Million in guaranteed prize money, and includes the next Million Dollar Sunday, plus bracelets and Punta Cana Poker Classic packages for the top performers.

“We’re excited to announce the return of our biggest online tournament series and we can’t wait to see how big it grows,” stated Michael Harris, spokesperson for Americas Cardroom. “The OSS Cub3d features $5.7 Million in prize money, but we anticipate it’ll set records once again. Come be a part of it.” Get a Free Satellite Entry Here.

The OSS Cub3d kicks off on April 9th and runs until May 7th. There’s $1.2 Million more in guarantees than the $4.5 Million in the debut event last summer. Just like last year’s installment, the OSS Cub3d is divided into three separate series — the MOSS (Mini Online Super Series), OSS (Online Super Series), and BOSS (Bigger Online Super Series). Americas Card Room is an Online Poker Room Allowing US Players.

The MOSS kicks off on April 9th and runs until April 16th. The OSS begins on April 19th and runs until April 30th. Finally, the BOSS, the Bigger Online Super Series designed for high rollers, takes place from May 3rd through May 7th.

Each of the three series features a Main Event, including the $1 million guaranteed Million Dollar Sunday on April 30th as part of the OSS. The winners of all three Main Events will win sterling silver bracelets to commemorate their achievement. The bracelets are awarded in addition to any guaranteed prize money.

Also included this year is a combined leader board contest with $4,900 Punta Cana Poker Classic prize packages and three more bracelets for the top-3 ranked players. As players participate in OSS Cub3d events, they’ll earn points using a formula that takes into consideration the number of entrants to the event, the position finished, and the entry cost factor.