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Watch High Roller Club Tournaments on PartyPoker with Open Cards
Online PokerJune 18, 2020·1 min read

Watch High Roller Club Tournaments on PartyPoker with Open Cards


The High Roller Club on PartyPoker features tournaments with buy-ins ranging from $530 to $25,500. These prestigious events are held three times a week: on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. The total prize pool for these events is approximately $4,500,000 each week.

The High Roller Club will be accessible to all players until July 16. For those who find the buy-ins too high, PartyPoker is offering broadcasts of these events with a unique twist—open cards. However, there is a 20-minute delay in the broadcast.

Players participating in these tournaments earn points that contribute to their standing in the leaderboard. The top 20 players in the leaderboard will share $100,000, with the winner taking $30,000. The current top 10 players in the leaderboard are Thomas Muehlecker, Viktor Malinovsky, Luke Reeves, Roko Gastis, Matthias Eibinger, Dario Sammartino, Artur Martirosyan, Giuseppe Iadevaia, Preben Stokkan, and Timothy Adams. Satellites to these events are available, allowing players to qualify with a lower buy-in and potentially sit at the same table as these poker legends.

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