Monterrey's Jubilee Casino schedules an eleven-day festival with MXN 6 million guaranteed

The twenty-five sessions published for the festival are built around four multi-flight tournaments. The Main Event, at MXN 6,000, opens with five flights between 24 and 26 November — two on the first day, one on the 25th, and a regular flight plus a late turbo on the 26th — before Day 2 on the 27th and a final table on the 28th. Its MXN 3,000,000 guarantee is half the festival's announced total.

The festival opens instead with a mystery bounty: MXN 4,000, four flights across 19 and 20 November, MXN 1,000,000 guaranteed, with Day 1 play stopping at level 16 or when 15 percent of the field remains. A MXN 3,000 knockout event follows on the 21st, and the biggest buy-in of the series — a MXN 15,000 High Roller with 50,000 starting chips and MXN 1,000,000 guaranteed — runs its two flights on 22 and 23 November. A MXN 3,000 Second Chance event is scheduled deliberately late, from 27 to 29 November, so that players knocked out of the Main Event still have a tournament to enter.

Two events sit outside the Hold'em spine. A MXN 4,000 Pot-Limit Omaha tournament on 25 November is the only Omaha event on the schedule, and the closing MXN 600 No-Limit Hold'em event on the 29th is restricted to industry staff rather than open to the public. The cheapest route into the Main Event is a MXN 600 hyper-turbo satellite on 23 November, advertised with nine seats guaranteed — a figure that in practice depends on how many players enter.

The venue is worth a note of its own. Jubilee's site describes 1,110 slot machines, 26 gaming tables and a dedicated poker room running both cash games and tournaments, under SEGOB permit 4117, open around the clock. Guarantee figures throughout are the organiser's announced amounts for each complete tournament rather than per flight, and schedules of this kind are commonly renumbered or repriced in the weeks before they start, so the published structure is worth re-checking close to the date.