The H2 Sports Bar & Poker hosts this Thursday (16th) one of the main tournaments of the Fun Festival schedule. Starting at 4 PM, players compete in the Mystery KO 100K, an event that brings together R$ 100 thousand guaranteed and a different dynamic to increase the excitement at the tables. The buy-in and rebuys are R$ 3,000 for 50,000 chips.
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In addition to the regular prize, the tournament reserves a surprise for the participants. After the late register closes, scheduled for 9 PM, each player who eliminates an opponent can choose a mystery envelope. Thus, each elimination can yield a prize between R$ 1,000 and R$ 10,000.
With this, the Mystery KO 100K becomes one of the attractions of the current edition of the Fun Festival. The series started last Sunday and runs until August 4th, always at the H2 Sports Bar & Poker, with a total guaranteed prize pool of R$ 3 million.
Moreover, the Mystery KO format increases the anticipation throughout the competition. After all, each elimination can guarantee an immediate reward, regardless of the final placement in the tournament. In this way, players compete for the traditional prizes and also seek the valuable surprise envelopes.
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Fun Festival brings together affordable tournaments and experiences for players
While moving the tables, the Fun Festival also reinforces the proposal to offer a differentiated environment to the participants. Therefore, the schedule brings together tournaments with affordable buy-ins and innovative formats, which make each competition even more dynamic.
In addition to the competitions, the festival offers several attractions for the public. Among them are barbershop, pinball, simulators, pool and other activations that complement the experience of those who visit H2 Sports Bar & Poker during the series.
Finally, gastronomy also gains space in the schedule. The event offers experiences such as Wine Experience, Sushi Experience and the Show Kitchen, an attraction where dishes are prepared in the tournament hall itself for participants to follow the entire process.
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