888poker's Noche de Poker Returns for its 11th Season

Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor
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888poker Noche de Poker Season 11

The Spanish poker community's much-loved televised sit & go series, Noche de Poker, is returning for its 11th season, and you could be taking part if you qualify on 888poker. Seven online qualifiers and one special guest will battle at a televised table each week, hoping to capture cash prizes and a seat in the Grand Final later this year.

Noche de Poker Season 11 features eight televised episodes and a Grand Final, the latter scheduled for December 5. Players can qualify for each episode via General and Rookie qualifiers online at 888poker.es on Sundays, with an additional player qualifying via EducaPoker on Monday.

What Can You Win During Noche de Poker?

The champion of each of the eight episodes automatically qualifies for the Season 11 Grand Final on December 5. All eight players competing in the Noche de Poker episode win a cash prize, ranging from €250 to €1,500.

  • 1st place - €1,500
  • 2nd place - €1,000
  • 3rd place - €800
  • 4th place - €650
  • 5th place - €500
  • 6th place - €400
  • 7th place - €300
  • 8th place - €250

Those who advance to the Grand Final on December 5 do so knowing they have locked in at least €750 for their efforts, and could win up to €8,000 if they come out on top.

  • 1st place - €8,000 plus entry to Noche de Poker El Festival
  • 2nd place - €5,000 plus entry to Noche de Poker El Festival
  • 3rd place - €3,000 plus entry to Noche de Poker El Festival
  • 4th place - €2,000 plus entry to Noche de Poker El Festival
  • 5th place - €1,500
  • 6th place - €1,100
  • 7th place - €900
  • 8th place - €750

The above prizes are awarded in addition to a trio of audience-voted prizes.

How to Qualify for Noche de Poker

Every Sunday, 888poker.es hosts a General Noche de Poker satellite and a Noche de Poker Rookies satellite.

The General Noche de Poker satellite shuffles up and deals at 10:00 p.m. GMT, costs €10 to enter, and has 45 minutes of late registration, during which time one re-entry is permitted. Blinds increase every six minutes, and the top four finishers advance to the televised episode.

Noche de Poker Rookies satellites also run on Sundays. They cost €5.50 to enter and get underway at 9:30 p.m. GMT. Again, one re-entry is permitted during the 45-minutre late registration period, with blinds increasing every six minutes. Two players will qualify from this weekly satellite.

The third and final chance to win your way into the televised Noche de Poker episode comes on a Monday at 9:00 p.m. GMT. The Noche de Poker with EducaPoker costs €5.50 to enter and is password-protected. You can find the password on the EducaPoker website.

In addition to one Noche de Poker seat being up for grabs, every entrant receives 10,000 EducaPoints; those finishing second through sixth bank 25,000 EducaPoints, with the champion receiving 50,000 EducaPoints.

Schedule and Special Freerolls

The first satellites hit 888poker.es on September 27. After Episode 3, Noche de Poker takes a brief hiatus as it travels to Murcia, meaning there are no qualifiers on October 18; they resume on October 25.

EpisodeSunday SatellitesEducaPoker SatelliteProgramme
1September 27September 28October 3
2October 4October 5October 10
3October 11October 12October 17
4October 25October 26November 6
5November 1November 2November 7
6November 8November 9November 14
7November 15November 16November 21
8November 22November 23November 28

During the Noche de Poker broadcasts, 888poker.es will host special freerolls where 20x €10 Noche de Poker General satellite tickets will be awarded, giving players the chance to shine in a televised event without spending a single cent of their hard-earned bankroll.

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Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor

Matthew Pitt hails from Leeds, West Yorkshire, in the United Kingdom, and has worked in the poker industry since 2008, and worked for PokerNews since 2010. In September 2010, he became the editor of PokerNews. Matthew stepped away from live reporting duties in 2015, and now concentrates on his role of Senior Editor for the PokerNews.

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