Sunday Recap: ACR Poker’s $20M OSS Opens With a Bang as The Quattro Crowns Its First Winners and Seven More Players Book Trips to Paradise

A $120,368 High Roller win led the OSS opening results, while The Quattro’s $33 champion collected over $13,000 in bounties and the Paradise Mega added $44,000 in overlay.

The Online Super Series wasted little time producing a six-figure winner. ACR Poker’s $20 million guaranteed series opened Sunday, November 8, with “14101362” taking the $600,000 GTD Sunday High Roller title for approximately $120,368. Five featured OSS events alone paid out a combined $1,223,100.

The Quattro crowned its first winners as its three weekly Mystery PKOs reached their first Day 2. And the WSOP Paradise Mega Satellite awarded another seven $30,000 packages, giving seven more players a place in December’s Bahamas action.

A six figure start to the OSS

The $630 Sunday High Roller, OSS #10, drew 880 entries and paid 110 places from its $600,000 prize pool. Champion 14101362 finished ahead of RUCosmonaut, who earned approximately $87,680, with CallmeFrancis third for approximately $64,007.

James12627 also put together a strong opening Sunday. They won the $215 Sunday Special, OSS #11, for approximately $38,696 from a field of 938 entries and a $200,000 prize pool. RADLA finished second for approximately $28,361, followed by BeGambleAI for approximately $20,703.

That was not James12627’s only final table. A fourth-place finish in the $630 Euro Special added approximately $17,888, taking those two results to a combined $56,584.

The $200,000 GTD Euro Special, OSS #7, attracted 310 entries and ended with a final-table deal. Winner bbernardinh0 received approximately $41,754, while runner-up RiverRiot72 collected approximately $37,776. Those are the adjusted payouts following the deal.

In OSS #6, the $215 event edged past its $100,000 guarantee with 503 entries and a $100,600 prize pool. jesuismg claimed approximately $21,708 for first, ahead of FlopShot30 and StayToxic.

The $109 OSS #9 PKO climbed further above its guarantee, drawing 1,225 entries for $122,500. Champion notime2choose earned approximately $15,854 in regular prize money and bounties combined, including approximately $7,226 from knockouts.

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The first Main Event stacks are through

Sunday also opened the $66 Main Event, which offers $500,000 guaranteed. Day 1A drew 606 entries and advanced 60, while Day 1B attracted 527 entries and advanced 53. That makes 1,133 entries and 113 Day 2 qualifications across the opening flights.

Each qualifying finish paid $120 plus a Day 2 entry. Those qualification totals can include players who advanced through both flights; qualifying stacks combine for Day 2.

The $66 Main Event has two more flights on November 15 and a final flight on November 22, followed by Day 2 that Sunday. The $215, $1,050 and $2,650 Main Events begin their starting flights November 15 and reach Day 2 on November 23. Together, the four Main Events guarantee $4.25 million.

The Quattro delivers a bounty heavy first Sunday

The Quattro’s debut Day 2 produced $84,415 in combined prize pools, beating the three events’ $75,000 in guarantees by $9,415. All three tournaments exceeded their individual guarantees.

The standout return came in the $33 event. Gem1norum won approximately $16,458, with $13,127 in bounties alongside $3,330 in regular prize money. The bounty haul was nearly four times the first-place regular payout.

The event drew 1,675 entries and generated a $50,250 prize pool. Runner-up razzdva collected approximately $4,500 including bounties, while CartanaPoker finished third for approximately $3,529 combined.

The $5.50 Quattro attracted 5,074 entries, building a $25,370 prize pool against its $20,000 guarantee. Winner mAArio collected approximately $4,047, including $2,725 in bounties.

At the smallest buy-in, the $1.10 event drew 8,795 entries and paid out $8,795, comfortably above its $5,000 guarantee. maksimquaa took the title for approximately $1,252 in regular prize money and bounties.

The next Quattro Day 2 is Sunday, November 15 at 2:30 p.m. ET. Day 1 flights run throughout the week, and qualifying stacks combine. Bounties become active from the first hand of Day 2.

Seven more Paradise packages and another overlay

The $1,050 WSOP Paradise Mega attracted 166 entries while awarding the full $210,000 in package value. With $1,000 from each entry going toward prizes, that left a $44,000 overlay for players to chase.

It was the fifth consecutive Sunday Mega to finish with an overlay, continuing a run of added value for players chasing a Bahamas package.

Each $30,000 package includes a $26,000 Super Main Event entry and accommodation at SLS Baha Mar from December 5–18. The $50 million guaranteed Super Main Event runs December 10–17.

Two Megas remain: November 15, with seven packages guaranteed, and November 22, with eight. Both start at 3:05 p.m. ET. Players can also pursue a Mega seat through the $95 Beast qualifier on November 15, which feeds the final Mega.

Still plenty of November to play

The OSS continues through November 24, with separate Day and Evening Series leaderboards offering over $77,000 in added prizes. The $109 Moneymaker Mystery PKO also has Day 1 flights running ahead of Day 2 on November 22. It offers $1 million guaranteed and a $100,000 top mystery bounty.

For next Sunday, there are new Quattro titles to chase, more Main Event stacks to build and seven more Bahamas packages guaranteed. Open the ACR Poker tournament lobby and choose your next shot.