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CasinoBarcelona.es Kicks Off New Level UP Cycle with Big Prizes
Online PokerFebruary 2, 2021·1 min read

CasinoBarcelona.es Kicks Off New Level UP Cycle with Big Prizes


CasinoBarcelona.es has started a new four-week Level UP cycle from July 13 to August 9, 2020, with weekly and total prizes. The Level UP cycle consists of four weeks, with weekly rewards in the form of Twister tickets and a final cash prize based on the player's highest level achieved during the cycle.

Players can earn Twister tickets and cashback rewards based on their rake levels, with the highest level offering 5,000€ in cashback and a seat at the CEP. The rewards are distributed as follows:

Nivel Rake Valor Total Premio 1 10 € 1 € 1 Twister de 1€ 2 30 € 3 € 1 Twister de 2€ + 1 Twister de 1€ 3 60 € 6 € 1 Twister de 5€ + 1 Twister de 1€ 4 100 € 10 € 1 Twister de 10€ 5 150 € 20 € 1 Twister de 20€ 6 300 € 40 € 2 Twister de 20€ 7 500 € 70 € 1 Twister de 50€ + 1 Twister de 20€ 8 750 € 100 € 2 Twister de 50€ 9 1.000 € 140 € 2 Twister de 50€ + 2 Twister de 20€ 10 2.000 € 300 € 2 Twister de 100€ + 2 Twister de 50€ 11 4.000 € 700 € 7 Twister de 100€

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