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Win Big with Partypoker's Sit & Go Hero Tournaments and Missions
Online PokerApril 7, 2016·1 min read

Win Big with Partypoker's Sit & Go Hero Tournaments and Missions


Partypoker has introduced an exciting new feature with the launch of Sit & Go Hero tournaments, complete with missions that can earn players freeroll entries. These missions are available until April 17, 2016, giving players plenty of time to participate and win big.

How to Complete the Missions

The missions involve playing a set number of games, eliminating a specific number of players, and winning a certain number of games. For example, one mission requires players to secure a seat at a Sit & Go Hero table, eliminate five players, and win one game to earn a freeroll entry worth 2,500$. Another mission tasks players with playing three Sit & Go Hero games of 3$, eliminating ten players, and winning three games to secure a freeroll entry worth 4,000$. The prizes for completing these missions range from a freeroll entry of 2,500$ to a whopping 10,000$.

There is also a mobile mission available, which offers the same rewards as the first mission. Players can find these missions in the 'Misiones' section of the Partypoker platform. It is important to review the terms and conditions on the Partypoker website before participating.

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