
The $100K high roller tournament at Ozoon is our highest-buy-in guaranteed event for Canadian poker players. It’s $325 to enter, with a $100,000 guaranteed prize pool and all payouts processed in CAD.
Deposits can be made via Interac e-Transfer or crypto (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Tether). Crypto withdrawals typically clear quickly. We’ve got a Canadian-first poker welcome bonus of 100% up to $1,000 for new players, too.
$325 CAD gets you into our $100K high roller tournament. The $100,000 guarantee pays out in full every time – if entries don’t cover the prize pool, we fund the gap. More players than expected just means a bigger pool, which can grow beyond $100,000. No other guaranteed tournament on our schedule here at Ozoon has a bigger buy-in.
Overlay is possible at this buy-in level, though how often it comes through depends on the event. Payout structures go up in the lobby once the field is confirmed, with the full breakdown visible before cards are dealt.
In our Major Series schedule, the High Roller occupies the top buy-in tier. Our $200,000 Guaranteed Tournament has a bigger guarantee at a lower entry cost, and the Warm-Up is the most accessible way in for players who’d rather not commit $325 up front. Different price points are going to attract different regulars, obviously.
You can see the full lineup on the Guaranteed Tournaments page or Poker Tournaments hub.
It’s part of our Major Series Sunday schedule tier. Exact dates and registration windows are posted in the tournament lobby ahead of each event.
Format details are confirmed per event and listed in the tournament info tab once registration goes live. Late reg and re-entry rules are in there, too. These can vary, so checking before you register is better than assuming the same format as last time.
Satellites for the High Roller, if they’re running, will appear in the tournament lobby with their own buy-ins. Availability depends on the event.
No minimum stakes history or experience level is required. Players just need an eligible account and the required funds to enter.