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bwin.es Removes Rake from All Multi-Table Tournaments
TournamentsFebruary 2, 2015·1 min read

bwin.es Removes Rake from All Multi-Table Tournaments


bwin.es has eliminated the rake from all its multi-table tournaments (MTTs). The buy-ins for these tournaments remain the same, with all funds going towards the prize pool. This means that players will see an increase in the prize money available, as the entire buy-in amount will contribute to the prize pool.

For example, the 7.500€ GTD Sunday tournament with a buy-in of 95€+5€ now has a buy-in of 100€+0€. This change significantly increases the prize pool. If the tournament reaches 150 participants, the prize pool will be 15.000€, up from the previous 13.650€.

The Satellite for the WPT National Cannes, previously requiring 20 players to award a 1.800€ package, now needs only 18 players. This promotion is also valid for players from PartyPoker.es, making it an exciting opportunity for a broader range of players to benefit from the increased prize pools.

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