Short Track & Furious – Feat. Loosli

Beat him at his own game!
 

short track & furious feat Loosli

From the 19th to the 23rd May, Sylvain Loosli challenges you to try and match his speed in his Short Track Challenge. 5 days to test your limits and qualify for the €5,000 final!

The Challenge

Every day, win more buy-ins than the Team Pro in your Short Track sessions. The leaderboard counts your net result (buy-ins won minus buy-ins lost). One Short Track buy-in is equal to 5 big blinds.

The players who finish ahead of Sylvain in the daily leaderboard (100 maximum per day) will qualify for the freeroll final on the 25th May. Players will start the final with 5 big blinds, 10 rebuys, and have €5,000 to play for.

Additionally, it is possible to qualify multiple times for the final. Why? Every qualification gives you a bigger starting stack. If you qualify once, you start with 500 chips, twice gives you 2,000 chips, 3 times is 4,000 chips and there is an additional 2,000 chips for each additional qualification.

The 5 days of the challenge

  • Tuesday 19th May (midnight to midnight: €0.01-€0.02 and €0.02-€0.05 (multiple limits count towards the same leaderboard)
    19th May rankings
     
  • Wednesday 20th May: €0.05-€0.10 and €0.10-€0.20 and €0.15-€0.30
    20th May rankings
     
  • Thursday 21st May: €0.25-€0.50 and €0.50-€1
    21st May rankings
     
  • Friday 22nd May: €1-€2 and €2-€4
    22nd May rankings
     
  • Saturday 23rd May: €5-€10 and €10-€20 and €25-€50
    23rd May rankings
     

The final

The final will take place on the 25th May at 21:00 CET. The players who qualify will be entered automatically for free and play for €5,000. Sylvain Loosli will also play the final.

Every player will start the final with 500 chips (5 big blinds) for one qualification and up to 8,000 chips for 5 qualifications, as well as 10 rebuy tickets. It will be played 6 max (6 players per table).

The Big Stack bonus

Every day, the player who builds the biggest stack (in big blinds) at a Short Track table, no matter what his potential losses at the table, will qualify for the final. This bonus is cumulative: one player, even if already qualified, may earn this bonus multiple times.