Hustler Casino's 2017 Liz Flynt Spring Poker Classic $500,000 Guaranteed Event Running April 21 - 27

Larry Flynt’s Hustler Casino, in Gardena, California is about to host an incredible event as part of it’s 2017 Liz Flynt Spring Poker Classic poker series, which features more than $1,000,000 in guarantees this year. The highlight of the series is the $500,000 guaranteed no-limit hold’em tournament that kicks off on Friday, April 21. The $350 buy-in event will feature 10 starting flights, with two flights each day beginning at 12:30 PM and 5:00 PM local time from Apr. 21 – 25.

Players will also have the option to take advantage of the popular Quantum Reload format and buy directly into day 2 of this event on Apr. 26. For $2,700 players will receive an average stack of 280,000 chips if they take advantage of the Quantum Reload option. There is no late registration for day 2 direct entry, and players wishing to make use of this exciting option will have to sign up before play resumes at 2:00 PM. Day 2 will begin with blind levels rolled back to 2,000 – 4,000 with an ante of 500.

Those players who enter for $350 will receive 25,000 in tournament chips. On Friday, Apr. 21 the starting flights will play down to 11 percent of the field, with those who survive earning $800. On Saturday, Apr. 22 only 9 percent of the field will advance and pocket $800. Those who made the top 11 percent of better but did not advance will make $600 that day. On Sunday, Monday and Tuesday only 8 percent of the field will advance, although the players who made the top 11 percent or better but did not advance will again receiver $600.

Players that qualify more than once will play their largest advancing chip stack. Their smaller stack(s) will be removed.

This is sure to be a huge event, offering the chance to win a massive payout from an affordable buy-in. You can check out the full schedule for the 2017 Liz Flynt Spring Poker Classic below:

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