Final Shot at Free Seats in Bodog Poker $100K

Bodog and Card Player have teamed up to get Card Player readers into Bodog's $100,000-guaranteed tournament absolutely free during the football season. Well, the Super Bowl is almost here, and with it comes the end of this freeroll series. This is the last chance for those wishing to try their luck at a free shot at the $25,000 first-place prize in the $100,000 event.

Bodog is giving away up to 24 seats in the event, each worth $109, and entry in the tournament is free. Players who deposit money on Bodog (or already have money on the site) have a slight edge with the ability to rebuy.

The satellite, which is open for registration as of Friday, Feb. 1, will be held on Saturday, Feb. 2 at 5 p.m. Eastern time. The event will be a sixhanded freeroll tournament wherein players start with 1,000 in chips. While that first 1,000 in chips is free, there are unlimited $1 rebuys for the first hour and a $1 add-on for 2,000 in chips at the first break. One out of every 25 entrants will win a seat into the $100,000-guaranteed tournament on Sunday (or $109 in tournament credits to use on the site).

The satellite is capped at 600 entrants, which means up to 24 players will win their way into the Sunday event. Players are encouraged to sign up for the tournament early, as the tournament will fill up very quickly. If you need to sign up for Bodog and deposit money, do so as soon as possible to ensure that you have the funds in time to rebuy when you play. Click here to sign up for Bodog and to take advantage of a 110 percent deposit bonus through Card Player.

The tournament is called the CardPlayer Superbowl Special, and it can be found in the lobby of the Bodog software by clicking on the "Scheduled Tournament" tab, the "Daily" tab, and then the "Private" radio button. The password to register for tomorrow's event is "arizona" (all lowercase).

The $100,000-guaranteed event, held every Sunday at 4 p.m. ET, has been showing an increased value as of late with overlays reaching nearly $40,000. The overlays mean more bang for a player's buy-in buck, as the lower turnouts mean less competition for the paying spots and larger payouts for most of those who cash in the events.