LoveToLose and Mamalega Win PokerStars on FanDuel Dynasty Main Events

The U.S. champion collected $59,422 from 859 entries, while Ontario’s first platform series ended with a $10,100 Main Event prize.
LoveToLose and Mamalega Win PokerStars on FanDuel Dynasty Main Events
October 01, 2026

PokerStars on FanDuel’s September Dynasty Series ended with LoveToLose winning the U.S. $300 no-limit hold’em Main Event for $59,422 and Mamalega taking the Ontario counterpart for $10,100.

The U.S. tournament attracted 859 entries against a $350,000 guarantee and ran across Sept. 27-28. Ontario’s province-exclusive event drew 176 entries. The two $300 tournaments were among three Main Events in the festival, alongside a $1,500 U.S. High Roller.

The results close the festival schedule we outlined on Sept. 12, when PokerStars on FanDuel had announced a 100-event U.S. programme across New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania. F5 Poker described the completed festival as the platform’s first tournament series for Ontario players, where the schedule comprised 61 all-no-limit-hold’em events.

Completed-series coverage put the festival’s guarantees at $3.5 million across Ontario and the three U.S. states. That scope differs from PokerNews’ pre-series preview, which described the $3.5 million as the guarantee for the U.S. schedule; F5 Poker noted that a separate Poker.org preview had likewise said an Ontario-wide guarantee had not yet been announced.

The completed series began Sept. 9 with a $50 Nightly Dynasty event carrying a $25,000 guarantee and a $1,000 Storm Kickoff with a $100,000 guarantee. Other featured tournaments included a $500 Storm with $100,000 guaranteed and a $100 Dynasty event with a $150,000 guarantee.

The festival concluded Sept. 28 with the $150 Sendoff Cooldown, which carried a $12,500 guarantee. It was among PokerStars on FanDuel’s largest series since the operator combined with FanDuel and introduced shared U.S. tournament liquidity across Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

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