ACR Poker's three Halloween Mystery PKO events have attracted 3,215 entries, with 367 Day 2 qualifiers recorded by Tuesday morning. The $650,000 guaranteed lineup continues with daily starting flights through Nov. 1, giving players more opportunities to build qualifying stacks before the bounty phase.

All three events move into Day 2 on Sunday, Nov. 1. That is when the Halloween Special's combined bounty format comes into play: mystery prizes generate immediate payments while also building visible Progressive Bounties that opponents can pursue.

The format, exclusive to the Winning Poker Network, begins the Day 2 bounty phase with every player's accumulated Progressive Bounty set at $0. Each qualifying knockout then reveals a mystery prize, with 50% paid straight to the player making the elimination and 50% added to that player's visible bounty.

A separate accumulated Progressive Bounty on an eliminated opponent follows the same rule. Half is paid immediately and the other half joins the eliminator's own bounty.

Before those bounties begin, players can enter multiple Day 1 flights and combine qualifying chip stacks for Day 2. Starting flights began last Sunday.

Participation so far is highest in the $5.50 tournament, which guarantees $50,000. It has recorded 2,057 entries and 248 Day 2 qualifiers.

At the other end of the buy-in range, the $109 tournament offers a $500,000 guarantee. That event has drawn 622 entries and advanced 75 players. The $33 tournament, with $100,000 guaranteed, has attracted 536 entries and produced 44 qualifiers.

Players can find the remaining Day 1 flight schedule in the ACR Poker tournament lobby. The Halloween Special page has more details on the promotion.

About ACR Poker

ACR Poker has been a leading force in online poker since 2001, delivering premier tournament experiences, innovative promotions, and player-focused offerings. As the company celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2026, it continues to expand its tournament schedule and provide world-class online poker action to players around the world.

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