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Gaming Room Series Tournament Kicks Off with R$ 7.8 Million Prize Pool
TournamentsOctober 24, 2020·1 min read

Gaming Room Series Tournament Kicks Off with R$ 7.8 Million Prize Pool


The Gaming Room Series tournament, organized by the Liga SuperPoker, will start on October 25, 2023. The tournament will have a guaranteed prize pool of over R$ 7.8 million. The events will be held between October 25 and November 8, 2023, on the PPPoker platform.

The tournament will have two categories: Low and High, each with its own ranking. The rankings will be updated every two days and published on the ligasuperpoker.com.br/gamingroomseries website. In addition to the guaranteed prize pool, 60,000 reais will be distributed among the top five players in each ranking.

The Clube Brasil Poker will be part of the tournament, and it is one of the fastest-growing clubs on UPoker. Players can join the Clube Brasil Poker by downloading the PPPoker app, creating an account, and associating with the club using the ID 618906.

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