News ACR Poker’s $20M OSS Leaderboard Races Take Shape With $77K+ in Added Prizes Owen Gaines Owen Gaines is a professional poker player and author who has played an estimated ten million hands and written four poker strategy books. November 11, 2026 14101362 and JBOYYY88 lead the early Day and Evening standings, with cash and January Venom tickets waiting at the finish. Both races run through November 23.The first OSS leaderboard targets are on the board. As of Tuesday, November 10, 14101362 led the Day Series with 920.74 points, while JBOYYY88 topped the Evening Series with 392.66. For players joining the chase this week, those are the early marks to beat.ACR Poker’s $20 million guaranteed Online Super Series runs through November 24, with over $77,000 in added cash and tournament tickets across two separate leaderboard competitions. ACR Poker funds these rewards in addition to tournament prize pools. After an opening Sunday that produced a six-figure winner, every qualifying cash can also help build a series-long reward.The early leaders have companyThe Day Series lead stood at 203.99 points, but second and third were almost level. RUCOSMONAUT held 716.75 points, just 0.84 ahead of CALLMEFRANCIS. In the Evening Series, NATURALSAMADHI trailed JBOYYY88 by 55.95 points, with DBACHURIN in third. Day Series and Evening Series Leaderboard Rank Day Series Points Evening Series Points 1 14101362 920.74 JBOYYY88 392.66 2 RUCOSMONAUT 716.75 NATURALSAMADHI 336.71 3 CALLMEFRANCIS 715.91 DBACHURIN 316.23 4 JAMES12627 670.82 CALLM3DADDY 288.16 5 BBERNARDINH0 521.40 INIT2MINIT 270.53 Standings snapshot: November 10, 2026. Rankings and points can change as events finish.Pick the schedule that fitsThe 77-event Day Series features earlier ET starts, while the 66-event Evening Series shifts the action later. Players can concentrate on the window that suits them or compete across both leaderboards.JBOYYY88 was already making an impression in both races: alongside the Evening Series lead, the player sat 12th in the Day Series with 403.76 points. Those standings show how the same screen name can feature in two different chases.Cash now and a Venom seat for JanuaryThe Day Series leaderboard winner earns $7,500 plus a $2,650 Venom ticket. The Evening Series winner receives $5,000 plus the same Venom entry. Rewards extend through the top 10 on each board, with different prize structures below the leading positions. Day Series and Evening Series Rewards Finish Day Series Reward Evening Series Reward 1st $7,500 + Venom ticket $5,000 + Venom ticket 2nd $5,000 + Venom ticket $2,500 + Venom ticket 3rd $3,000 + Venom ticket $1,500 + Venom ticket 4th $2,000 + Venom ticket $500 + Venom ticket 5th $1,000 + Venom ticket Venom ticket 6th–10th Venom ticket each One $630, one $215 and one $109 ticket each All $2,650 Venom ticket winners will be pre-registered for the January NLH Venom. A top-10 Day Series finish therefore secures that entry, while the top five on the Evening board receive it. OSS is BACK Sunday — $20M GTD across four Main Events. They put my face on the giant chip like that means I can win one 😂 Two leaderboards packing over $77K in prizes too. @ACR_POKER #ACRPoker https://t.co/kdcdMjWIOD— Chris Moneymaker (@CMONEYMAKER) November 6, 2026 November still has plenty of poker aheadThe leaderboard scoring window runs November 8–23, with the overall OSS continuing through November 24. The lineup offers NLH, PLO, PLO8, PKOs, Mystery Bounties, 6-max events and turbos, giving players several formats to choose from as the races develop.Four Main Events also bring $4.25 million in combined guarantees, with the next starting flights on Sunday, November 15. Buy-ins are $66, $215, $1,050 and $2,650, and all four allow qualifying Day 1 stacks to combine for Day 2. The schedule also includes the $109 Moneymaker $1M GTD Mystery PKO, featuring a $100,000 top mystery bounty and Day 2 on Sunday, November 22.For the leaderboard contenders, the next target is another cash and another climb up the rankings. Check the live OSS standings and series details before your next session to see who is ahead—and how much ground there is to make up.