The Moneymaker Tour Announces Exciting 2024 Kickoff Event in Houston, Texas

The Moneymaker Tour, known for hosting poker tournaments at various locations nationwide, has made a major announcement that has poker enthusiasts buzzing with excitement. Teaming up with Texas Card House in Houston, the tour is gearing up for its first scheduled event of 2024 right in the heart of Texas.

From January 10 to January 22, 2024, the Lone Star State will play host to an epic poker extravaganza. Players will flock to Texas Card House Houston, a part of the state's premier private poker club, for 12 days filled with intense competition and unforgettable moments. Buy-ins for the tournaments range from $150 to $1,500, ensuring there's something for players of all levels.

What makes this event even more enticing is the promise of over $500,000 in guaranteed prize money across the series. The Main Event, taking place from January 16 to January 22, boasts a $1,500 buy-in and a guaranteed prize pool of $250,000. The climax of the event, its final table, will be streamed live on January 22, allowing fans to witness the action in real-time.

Tony Burns, the executive manager of The Moneymaker Tour, expressed his excitement about starting the new year "in a new state with a new partner." He highlighted the transformation of Texas into a hub for thrilling poker action and eagerly anticipated the tour's first-ever stop in Houston on January 10.

Victor Leone, Chief Operating Officer of Texas Card House, emphasized that this partnership is a "key highlight" in their mission to provide top-notch experiences for poker players in the state. Leone promised a dynamic and thrilling tournament series that will showcase the high-stakes play and intense competition synonymous with Chris Moneymaker.

The Moneymaker Tour, which began in May 2023, has been gaining popularity rapidly. Its recent series at the Hard Rock Casino in Cincinnati drew a remarkable 788 participants and featured a groundbreaking $1 million guaranteed Main Event, won by Joseph Bakun, who pocketed over $208,000. The upcoming event in Houston promises to continue this legacy of poker excellence.