Fast Track Your Way to a $10,300 Gold Pass With the Power Path Express

There is a PokerStars tournament at 8:10 p.m. BST on May 18 that you do not want to miss if you have ever dreamed of getting your hands on a Power Path Gold Pass worth $10,300. At that time and date, the $55 Power Path Express shuffles up and deals. By the time the final cards fall, at least 200 winners will have secured a share of $60,000 in Power Path passes and Spring Championship Of Online Poker (SCOOP) tickets.

$55 or aPower Path Step 4 ticket gets you into the Power Path Express action. Those without a Step 4 ticket or who fancy satelliting into this value-packed tournament can try winning their way into it via the plentiful $11 satellites running between May 16-18. Up to 100 seats are guaranteed in those satellites!

Regardless of how you get into the $55 Power Path Express, you’ll want to navigate to the top 200 finishing places where the best prizes await. Finishing in 10th through 200th comes with a $109 Bronze Pass, seventh to ninth awards a $1,050 SCOOP Main Event Medium ticket, while finishing fifth or sixth locks in a $2,500 Silver Pass. The third and fourth-place finishers walk away with a ticket to the SCOOP Main Event High worth $5,200, with the top two finishers receiving a $10,300 Gold Pass for their efforts!

What Can You Redeem Your Power Path Passes For?

The items and packages for which you can redeem Power Path passes regularly change to keep things fresh and exciting. Right now, there’s a big focus on the 2025 SCOOP.

Should you manage to finish in the top two of the Power Path Express and win a $10,300 Gold Pass, you can redeem it for a SCOOP ticket bundle containing:

• 1x $5,200 SCOOP ticket
• 4x $1,050 SCOOP tickets
• 5x $109 SCOOP tickets
• 6x $55 SCOOP tickets
• $25 in tournament dollars

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Don’t forget that every PokerStars player receives a free $0.50 Power Path Step 1 ticket daily. Progress from Step 1, and you can choose between playing in a $1 buy-in 16-player on-demand sit & go or a $1.50 buy-in tournament.

Step 3 is an $11 tournament, leading to the $55 buy-in Step 4. This step has no direct buy-in; you must win your way into Step 4. Those Step 4s award Power Path passes worth $109, $2,500, and sometimes $10,300!

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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