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ROPL Island of Treasures: 25 Million Rubles Up for Grabs in October Tournament Series
NewsFebruary 21, 2023·1 min read

ROPL Island of Treasures: 25 Million Rubles Up for Grabs in October Tournament Series


The Russian Online Poker League (ROPL) tournament series will run from October 21 to 30, 2022. The series includes 45 tournaments with buy-ins ranging from 500 to 15,000 rubles. The total prize pool for the series is 25,000,000 rubles.

There are three leaderboards: individual, knockout, and team. The team leaderboard is exclusive to GipsyTeam readers and has a prize pool of 500,000 rubles. The series features a variety of game types, including Omaha, Short Deck, and anonymous tournaments. The tournament series starts at 18:00 Moscow time on October 21.

Participants can earn free tournament tickets by completing cash game challenges. The challenges include collecting specific poker hands like 'Full House of Kings' and 'Royal Flush' at various stakes. The series also offers a free ticket to the main tournament for new players and their friends.

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