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partypoker's Grand Prix Spring Tournament Kicks Off with 100,000 € GTD
Online PokerApril 4, 2022·1 min read

partypoker's Grand Prix Spring Tournament Kicks Off with 100,000 € GTD


partypoker.es is excited to announce the return of its Grand Prix Spring tournament, featuring a Main Event with a guaranteed prize pool of 100,000 €. The tournament will run from April 3 to April 12, 2022, offering multiple Day 1s and a final Day 2 on April 12. Players can enter the tournament for as little as 50 € and will receive a bounty for each knockout they achieve during the tournament.

The tournament structure is designed with players in mind, ensuring accessibility and excitement. The Day 1 schedules are as follows: 17:30 (CET), 19:30 (CET), 21:00 (CET), and 23:00 (CET). This setup guarantees that players who make it to Day 2 will secure a spot in the payouts.

For those looking to qualify, partypoker.es offers special Grand Prix SPINS and satellites starting at just 0,50 €. Be sure to check the lobby for more details. Remember, access to these promotions is limited to verified players with more than 30 days of activity in the room. Always play responsibly.

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