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ACR Poker’s Daily Double paid four progressive-jackpot shares on Sept. 10, with players qualifying twice in each of the Loncar and Boski tournament pairs. The four payouts totaled $12,894.30, the only recorded Daily Double date in 2026 to produce at least two qualifiers in both tracks.

orthodoc and CharlieAB each reached both Loncar final tables, earning $3,094.33 apiece. orthodoc finished first and ninth across the two events, while CharlieAB placed second and eighth.

On the Boski side, blessd1 finished ninth and fourth, and Xnumber1CHIPSX placed fifth and seventh. Each collected $3,352.82. ACR Poker said the four qualifying runs accounted for eight final-table appearances across the night.

The Daily Double comprises two separate daily tournament pairs named for ACR Pros Michael Loncar and Jeff Boski. The first event in each pair starts at 6:15 p.m. ET and the second at 6:45 p.m. ET. Making both final tables in the same pair on the same day pays 10% of that pair’s progressive jackpot, while winning both events pays the full jackpot.

That distinction mattered for orthodoc, whose win in one Loncar tournament did not produce the 100% payout because the player did not win the second. The Loncar events carried $15,000 guarantees each on Sept. 10, while the Boski events were listed at $7,500 each, for $45,000 in combined advertised guarantees.

The promotion page says 98.5% of each daily pool goes to winners and 1.5% feeds the progressive jackpot. Its stated minimum jackpots are $20,000 for Loncar and $5,000 for Boski, although buy-ins and guarantees can change with the schedule and major series.

The four-share night followed another date on which both tracks paid. On Sept. 9, CaptainHooks earned $3,670.22 after placing seventh and third in Boski, while jwutpa80 collected $3,304.81 for eighth- and seventh-place Loncar finishes. Across the two nights, six players received $19,869.33 in jackpot shares.

Other qualifying runs followed: 1tyme4muhgrls earned $2,579.26 in Loncar on Sept. 11, NeedHelpsz collected $2,411.64 on Sept. 12, and fisherman85 received $2,470.47 on Sept. 13 after final-tabling two $50,000-guaranteed OSS XL Loncar events. Earlier, on Aug. 18, JesusComing won both Loncar tournaments to claim the full $26,178.51 jackpot.

Players can check ACR Poker’s Daily Double page for current tournament and jackpot details before registering.

WSOP Circuit International Panama will run in Panama City from Nov. 5-15 with 12 ring events at the Sortis Hotel, Spa & Casino. The festival is led by a $1,700 Main Event with a $500,000 guarantee, while each ring winner receives a $5,000 package for WSOP Paradise.

PokerOrg reports that the series will offer several routes into the Main Event. Its satellites begin with 10,000 in chips and award a seat once a player reaches 100,000. Players who commit to Day 1A or 1B can also receive an 11-night hotel stay at no cost.

There is an added promotion for players who qualify online through GGPoker: anyone who then eliminates Michael Mizrachi in Panama gets their buy-in returned. The series leaderboard will award $10,000 to its winner. Players must cash in three events to qualify, with points calculated under the same system used for the WSOP Player of the Year race.

The stop follows Panama City’s WSOP Circuit debut in November 2025, which was staged at the Panama City Hilton and StarBay Casino. WSOP described that edition as the tour’s debut in the city and said it brought the brand to regions in Latin America and South America that the operator did not often visit. Jose Severino, the series director, said visa costs and complications could make U.S. Circuit stops difficult for many Latin American players.

Players who enter any ring event on this year’s Panama schedule can buy a $10,500 package for January 2027’s WSOP Super Circuit Punta Cana for $7,500.

The $5,300 BetMGM Poker Big, Big Championship opens its first of three Day 1 flights at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City on Saturday, with a $3 million guaranteed prize pool at stake. The event begins at 12:15 p.m. local time.

Players receive 40,000 chips for the buy-in and can enter an unlimited number of times during the Day 1 flights. Day 1A runs Saturday, followed by Day 1B on Sunday and Day 1C on Monday, Sept. 21. Registration remains available until the start of Day 2.

As we reported in August, BetMGM Poker had posted the Borgata series with more than $6 million in guarantees, including the championship’s $3 million prize pool in its 11-event lineup.

Each opening flight plays 10 60-minute levels before survivors bag chips. There are 15-minute breaks after every two levels, plus a 75-minute dinner break after Level 6.

The three Day 1 fields combine for Day 2 at 12:15 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 22, when another 10 60-minute levels are scheduled. Day 3 begins at the same time Wednesday, Sept. 23, and is set to play down to a winner.

BetMGM Poker also staged three $600 championship qualifiers, which were set to award at least 50 seats in total. The first ran Friday, while second-chance and last-chance qualifiers are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, respectively.

CoinPoker has opened a tiered satellite ladder for its next $1 million guaranteed CoinMillion, giving players routes that begin at $1 and progress through $12.50 steps toward the $215 target event. The tournament starts at 16:30 UTC on Sunday, Sept. 20, as a headline fixture of the Global Online Poker Championship.

The satellite schedule also includes free Step 4 qualifiers, meaning some players can enter that stage without an initial buy-in. Direct-to-ticket satellites start at $12.50, providing a quicker alternative to paying the full $215 entry fee. F5 Poker reported that players can find the available qualifiers by searching “CoinMillion” in the CoinPoker lobby.

The final four satellites will award 300 CoinMillion seats in total. The last qualifier is scheduled for 22:45 UTC on Sept. 20, costs $25 to enter and guarantees 40 seats.

As we reported in August, CoinPoker had made CoinMillion a monthly $1 million tournament after its first two editions drew more than 9,000 combined entries. September has expanded that cadence to four Sunday GOPC editions, on Sept. 6, 13, 20 and 27, each with a $1 million guarantee and a Gold Medal designation.

The Sept. 20 event follows the biggest CoinMillion field since the tournament launched in May. The Sept. 13 edition drew 5,321 entries, with FINALVERDICT7 winning $123,979 along with a physical trophy and a digital display on the platform.

CoinMillion sits within CoinPoker’s six-week GOPC, which began Aug. 23 and runs through Sept. 28 with $50 million guaranteed across more than 700 medal events. The final September CoinMillion is scheduled for Sept. 27.

ACR Poker has scheduled three OSS XL Main Event flights for Sunday, Sept. 20, combining for $5 million in guaranteed prize money. The day includes the final starting flight of the $66 Main Event and Day 1A for two higher-buy-in tournaments, at $1,050 and $2,650.

The $2,650 Main Event carries the largest guarantee at $2.5 million, while the $1,050 event offers $2 million. Both begin Sunday, return for Day 1B on Sept. 27, play Day 2 on Sept. 28 and are set to reach their final tables Sept. 29.

The $66 Main Event’s Day 1B is the last chance to enter its $500,000 guaranteed prize pool. Satellites start at $6.60, and the flight is scheduled to stop when 10% of its field remains. Survivors will join the Day 1A qualifiers for Day 2 on Sept. 27.

As we reported after the opening flight, the $66 event drew 2,401 entries for Day 1A and advanced 239 players, with Rastern001 leading on 11.8 million chips.

Sunday’s supporting schedule includes OSS XL #215, a $630 High Roller with $750,000 guaranteed, and the $215 OSS XL #216, which carries a $250,000 guarantee. OSS XL #213H is another $630 High Roller with a $250,000 guarantee.

Two $2,650 side events also sit on the card: Mini Phil’s Thrill #219 with $250,000 guaranteed and the PLO #220 event with $200,000 guaranteed. Lower-stakes options include the $16.50 Sunday Splash, guaranteed at $75,000, and the $27.50 Sunday Smash, with $100,000 guaranteed.

All OSS XL events count toward the series leaderboard race. More than $60,000 in added cash and tournament tickets is available across High, Medium and Low divisions, with first-place awards of $15,000, $7,500 and $4,000, respectively.

As we reported, ACR Poker’s Second Mortgage Week begins Monday, Sept. 21, following the Sunday Main Event slate.