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Pokerok Charity Tournament: June 1st Fundraiser for Sick Children
Online PokerMay 11, 2026·1 min read

Pokerok Charity Tournament: June 1st Fundraiser for Sick Children


On June 1st, International Child Protection Day, Pokerok will host a charity tournament with a $10 buy-in and no rake deduction from the prize pool. The event, part of the Pokerok Cup series, offers players a chance to compete for prizes, bounties, and a unique trophy while supporting a good cause.

The tournament will follow a Progressive Bounty format with no rake. The more participants join, the larger the sum Pokerok will donate to help children in need of treatment. After the tournament, Pokerok will match the prize pool amount and donate it to a fund helping sick children.

The champion of the tournament will receive an exclusive Pokerok Cup as their honorable prize. Players can re-enter the tournament without limitations. Pokerok offers a welcome bonus of 100% up to $600, with a reputation of 4.9 out of 5.0 from cardmates.net. The platform has 150,000+ players online during the day and 280,000+ in the evening, with a rakeback of up to 80% and withdrawal speeds of up to 3 days.

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