kingqueensuited Claims Back-to-Back Sunday Banana Titles at Americas Cardroom
Repeat winner amassed $204,657.43 across October 4 and 11 in Americas Cardroom Sunday events.
Key Takeaways
- kingqueensuited won back-to-back Sunday Banana events on October 4 and October 11, 2026, collecting a combined $204,657.43.
- The $1,050 Venom Special Sunday Banana on October 11 drew 502 entries and produced a $502,000 prize pool.
- JAMERECIA won the $630 VSpecial Sunday High Roller for $118,989.89 from a 1,025-entry field that generated a $615,000 prize pool.
- Dual Venom PKO flights A–C reached 1,205 entries with 175 qualifiers; Day 2 begins October 19 at 1:05 p.m. ET.
- The $1,050 Paradise Mega awarded seven $30,000 packages from 148 entries; the next Mega is scheduled for October 18 at 3:05 p.m. ET.
kingqueensuited won a second consecutive Sunday Banana at Americas Cardroom on October 11, 2026, taking first place in the $1,050 Venom Special Sunday Banana for $108,320.79 and adding to a previous October 4 victory worth $96,336.64 for a combined $204,657.43 across the two Sundays. The October 11 programme also produced multiple Venom qualifiers, Paradise packages and a $630 VSpecial Sunday High Roller winner.
kingqueensuited Sunday Banana: October results and payouts
kingqueensuited finished first in the $1,050 Venom Special Sunday Banana — $500,000 GTD on October 11, collecting $108,320.79. That victory followed an earlier Sunday Banana win on October 4 that paid $96,336.64, giving the player a combined haul of $204,657.43 for the two events.
The October 11 $1,050 event drew 502 entries and produced a $502,000 prize pool. Runner-up TruthHurts received $78,912.39, while third place went to LionHeart93 for $57,606. These figures are official Americas Cardroom payouts for that flight.
Other headline Sunday winners and prize pools
The $630 VSpecial Sunday High Roller — $600,000 GTD on October 11 attracted 1,025 entries and produced a $615,000 prize pool. JAMERECIA took first place for $118,989.89, with runner-up soappalled collecting $87,208.84.
The Sunday Moneymaker — $300,000 GTD drew 2,735 entries at the $109 buy-in. HanSolo47 won the event for $48,765, dirty630 finished second for $35,514.60, and MeetJoeBlack placed third for $25,925.70.
Across the three highlighted champions (kingqueensuited, JAMERECIA and HanSolo47), the combined prize pickups were $276,075.68 from events that together carried $1,417,000 in advertised prize pools.
Dual Venom flights, PKO and PLO progress — schedule and qualifiers
The $5,000,000 guaranteed NLH Venom PKO recorded 496 Day 1C entries, producing 63 Day 2 qualifiers from that flight. Across flights A–C the PKO reached 1,205 entries and produced 175 qualifiers in total. The cumulative chip leader at the close of Day 1C was owens9397 with 336.99 big blinds.
In Pot-Limit Omaha action, Day 1C advanced 17 players from 142 entries in the $1,500,000 guaranteed PLO Venom. Cumulative figures for PLO stood at 359 entries and 42 qualifiers, with LawyerDad68 leading the qualifiers at 458.61 big blinds. These stacks are listed as qualifying stacks for Day 2 rather than completed restart results.
Both Venom tournaments still offer remaining flights on October 15 and October 18 at 1:05 p.m. ET, with direct entry priced at $2,650. Day 2 for both Venoms begins on October 19 at 1:05 p.m. ET. Players can review satellite options and remaining flights in the Dual Venom schedule on the Americas Cardroom events page.
Paradise Mega packages awarded and upcoming Mega
The $1,050 Paradise Mega on October 11 generated 148 entries and awarded seven $30,000 Paradise packages. Each package comprises a $26,000 Super Main Event entry plus SLS Baha Mar accommodation. Americas Cardroom scheduled the next Paradise Mega guaranteeing seven packages for October 18 at 3:05 p.m. ET.
Tournament context and network background
Americas Cardroom, formerly known as ACR Poker, operates on the Winning Poker Network, which the site joined in 2011. The Winning Poker Network has been dealing cards since 2001. Americas Cardroom remains positioned by the network as a leading online poker venue noted in internal materials for payment processing and cashout reliability.
What operators and suppliers should note
High-entry Sunday series that produce repeat winners and large combined payouts create demand for scalable tournament platform capacity and reliable payout rails. The two Venom series and Paradise Megas place operational requirements on scheduling, satellite construction and guarantee management; remaining flights and Day 2 timings require accurate clocking and player-communication flows.
Tournament providers and platform vendors should note these concrete entry counts and the dates for remaining flights if they are building or marketing turn-key tournament solutions to venues running similar high-liquidity guarantees.
Players and next steps
Players targeting the Venoms can enter remaining flights on October 15 and October 18, or access satellites that feed Day 1. Direct flight buy-ins are $2,650 and Day 2 commences October 19 at 1:05 p.m. ET. Those chasing Paradise packages should target the October 18 Mega, which guarantees seven $30,000 packages and runs at 3:05 p.m. ET.
For reference and schedules consult the Americas Cardroom events pages for the Dual Venom and Paradise Mega listings.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did kingqueensuited win across the two Sunday Banana titles?
kingqueensuited won a combined $204,657.43 across two Sunday Banana victories on October 4 and October 11, 2026, with payouts of $96,336.64 and $108,320.79 respectively.
What were the entry numbers and prize pools for the main Sunday events on October 11?
The $1,050 Venom Special Sunday Banana drew 502 entries for a $502,000 prize pool, the $630 VSpecial Sunday High Roller attracted 1,025 entries and produced a $615,000 prize pool, and the Sunday Moneymaker had 2,735 entries at the $109 buy-in.
What is the schedule and buy-in for the remaining Venom flights and Day 2?
Both Venom series have remaining flights on October 15 and October 18 at 1:05 p.m. ET with a direct-entry price of $2,650, and Day 2 is scheduled to start on October 19 at 1:05 p.m. ET.
How many Paradise packages were awarded and what do they include?
Seven $30,000 Paradise packages were awarded from the $1,050 Paradise Mega, each including a $26,000 Super Main Event entry and SLS Baha Mar accommodation; the next Mega guarantees seven packages on October 18 at 3:05 p.m. ET.
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