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kingqueensuited wins two consecutive Sunday Bananas at Americas Cardroom

Double wins on 4 and 11 October with $204,657.43 in combined prizes

By Sofía CarrascoPublished Oct 15, 20263 min readUSA
Winning players and tournament boards at Americas Cardroom showing kingqueensuited as double Sunday Banana champion

Key Takeaways

  • kingqueensuited won two consecutive Sunday Bananas on 4 and 11 October, collecting $204,657.43 in total.
  • The $1,050 Venom Special Sunday Banana on 11 October drew 502 entries and a $502,000 prize pool.
  • JAMERECIA won the $630 VSpecial Sunday High Roller and earned $118,989.89 from 1,025 entries.
  • The Venom events accumulated 1,205 entries across flights A–C, producing 175 qualifiers for Day 2.
  • The $1,050 Paradise Mega awarded seven $30,000 packages and the next Mega is on 18 October at 15:05 ET.

kingqueensuited took first place in two consecutive Sunday Bananas at Americas Cardroom, cashing $204,657.43 between 4 and 11 October 2026. The second victory, on 11 October, came during a session that also produced qualifiers for the Dual Venom events and awarded seven Paradise packages worth $30,000 each.

## Summary of the Sunday Banana events and other key winners

The $1,050 Venom Special Sunday Banana — $500,000 GTD on 11 October attracted 502 entries and produced a $502,000 prize pool. kingqueensuited finished first for $108,320.79, followed by TruthHurts with $78,912.39 and LionHeart93 with $57,606. The player had already won the Sunday Banana on 4 October for $96,336.64, bringing their combined cashes from both events to $204,657.43.

The $630 VSpecial Sunday High Roller — $600,000 GTD recorded 1,025 entries and a final prize pool of $615,000. JAMERECIA took the title and collected $118,989.89. Runner-up soappalled received $87,208.84.

The Sunday Moneymaker — $300,000 GTD, $109 buy-in, drew 2,735 entries. HanSolo47 won $48,765, dirty630 finished second with $35,514.60 and MeetJoeBlack third for $25,925.70. Those three titles over the weekend accounted for $276,075.68 in payouts inside tournaments that totaled $1,417,000 in prize pools.

## Dual Venom: qualifier figures and current status

The NLH Venom PKO with a $5,000,000 guarantee added 63 qualifiers for Day 2 from 496 entries in the Day 1C flight. Across flights A–C the event reached 1,205 entries and 175 qualifiers. owens9397 led the cumulative leaderboard with 336.99 big blinds.

In PLO, Day 1C advanced 17 players from 142 entries in the $1,500,000 guaranteed event. The accumulated total was 359 entries and 42 qualifiers, with LawyerDad68 topping the counts with 458.61 big blinds. Both leaderboards show stack counts awaiting their Day 2; these are not final restart results.

## Paradise packages and the Mega event schedule

The $1,050 Paradise Mega drew 148 entries and produced seven $30,000 packages. Each package includes a $26,000 entry to the Super Main Event plus accommodations at SLS Baha Mar. The next Paradise Mega will award another seven packages on 18 October at 15:05 ET.

The remaining Venom events offer two more flights, on 15 October and 18 October, both at 1:05 p.m. ET. Direct buy-in to each flight is $2,650. Venom Day 2 begins on 19 October at 1:05 p.m. ET. Players can choose the remaining flights and review satellite options in the Dual Venom calendar available in the [events](/events) section.

## Operational context and room network

Americas Cardroom, formerly known as ACR Poker, is part of the Winning Poker Network since 2011. The network has operated since 2001 and the company reports a reputation for reliable payment processing and fast cashouts. Americas Cardroom publishes its promotions, schedules and Paradise package details as part of its global offering for players.

Operational contacts listed in the original release include Americas Cardroom Pros Manager Adam Neal, reachable at [email protected] and by phone at +44 7845 582487.

## What the results mean for players and the room’s offering

kingqueensuited’s double victory highlights the recurrence of players achieving top results across high buy-in series on Americas Cardroom. The flow of Paradise packages and the multiple Venom flights keep entry pathways open via satellites and direct registration, which helps sustain liquidity and entry numbers in successive flights.

For those evaluating upcoming events, practical considerations include the flight buy-in cost ($2,650), the key calendar dates (flights on 15 and 18 October, Day 2 on 19 October) and the availability of Paradise packages at the 18 October Mega. The room continues to offer series with large guarantees and high-rebuy tables in both NLH and PLO formats.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much did kingqueensuited win in total for the two victories?

kingqueensuited won a total of $204,657.43 for the 4 and 11 October victories; $96,336.64 came from the 4 October win and $108,320.79 from the 11 October victory.

How many entries did the Venom Special Sunday Banana on 11 October have and what was its prize pool?

The $1,050 Venom Special Sunday Banana on 11 October attracted 502 entries and generated a $502,000 prize pool.

What does each Paradise package include from the Paradise Mega?

Each Paradise package awarded in the $1,050 Paradise Mega is valued at $30,000 and includes a $26,000 entry to the Super Main Event plus accommodation at SLS Baha Mar.

What is the remaining schedule for Dual Venom flights and Day 2?

Two flights remain on 15 and 18 October at 1:05 p.m. ET with a direct buy-in of $2,650; Venom Day 2 begins on 19 October at 1:05 p.m. ET.

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About the author

Sofía Carrasco

Sofía Carrasco

Poker Correspondent

Sofía Carrasco covers live and online poker — tournament series from the WSOP and EPT to the daily room grind, promotions, and the industry moves behind them. The reports keep every score, pot, and player name exactly as the record shows, and follow the story past the final hand: who qualified, what the structure rewarded, and how the field is shifting. For player moves, software, and regulation across the poker economy, Sofía Carrasco is the first read.

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