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GipsyTeam and MVP School of Poker Launch Free Tournaments with Cash Prizes
TournamentsNovember 11, 2022·1 min read

GipsyTeam and MVP School of Poker Launch Free Tournaments with Cash Prizes


GipsyTeam and MVP School of Poker are hosting free poker tournaments with cash prizes and training sessions. The tournaments are part of the Free Roll League, which offers weekly free tournaments with a decent prize pool.

Successful performance in the tournaments earns ranking points, with the number of points depending on the number of participants. The top three places in the monthly ranking receive cash prizes and tickets to closed MVP freerolls. The trainers of the MVP school are regulars in medium and high stakes with many years of experience.

The Free Roll League tournaments are held on Fridays and Saturdays. The prize pool for the freeroll on November 11, 2022, is double the usual amount, at $100. Players must register their nicknames in the poker rooms to participate in the Free Roll League.

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