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Stake Poker Mid Month Madness Brings $48,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool

mrinal-gujare
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Last updated: Fri 11 Sep 2026 21:50
The Stake Poker Mid Month Madness tournament is set for September 13, 2026, at 17:00 UTC. With an $8 buy-in, this Progressive Knockout event offers a $48,000 guaranteed prize pool and rewards players for each elimination. Eight players per table can compete, and half the bounty from each knockout goes to the eliminator, while the other half increases the winner's own bounty. Poker enthusiasts can register easily via the Stake Poker lobby and take advantage of special sign-up bonuses.
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  • $8 buy-in, $48,000 guaranteed prize pool PKO tournament on Sept 13, 2026
  • Earn prizes for knocking out opponents; half instantly, half grows your own bounty
  • Simple registration via Stake Poker; special sign-up bonuses available
Stake Poker’s Mid Month Madness runs Sunday, September 13 at 17:00 UTC with an $8 buy-in and $48,000 guaranteed prize pool. The Progressive Knockout tournament pays half of an eliminated player’s prize, with the remainder added to the eliminator’s bounty.

Stake Poker is set to host Mid Month Madness on Sunday, September 13 at 17:00 UTC, offering an $8 buy-in and a guaranteed prize pool of $48,000.

The tournament is a Progressive Knockout event, with each player carrying a prize attached to their bounty. 

Players who eliminate an opponent receive half of that opponent’s prize instantly, while the remaining half is added to the eliminator’s initial prize.

Players can participate by going to Stake Poker and opening the tournament lobby. The event is listed as Stake Poker Mid Month Madness for Sunday, September 13, 17:00 UTC.

The buy-in is $8, giving players access to the Progressive Knockout tournament and its $48,000 guaranteed prize pool.
Mid Month Madness uses a Progressive Knockout structure. Each player has a prize at the top of their head, creating a separate bounty component alongside the tournament’s overall prize pool.

When a player eliminates an opponent, half of the eliminated player’s prize is paid to the eliminator instantly. The other half is added to the eliminator’s initial prize.

This means the prize attached to a player can increase as they eliminate opponents during the tournament.
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As a seasoned poker editor, Mrinal dived into the real money gaming industry in 2020. With extensive experience in handling digital, print and social media, Mrinal covers all the latest news updates, features and more from the poker universe.

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