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Sportium Celebrates 5th Anniversary with Free Tournament for New Players
TournamentsMay 25, 2014·1 min read

Sportium Celebrates 5th Anniversary with Free Tournament for New Players


Sportium is celebrating its 5th anniversary with a special tournament exclusively for new players. To participate, players must create an account before February 11, 2014. The tournament, named Bienvenida EducaPoker 5º Aniversario, will take place on February 13, 2014, at 20:30.

The winner of the tournament will receive a Paquete Fiesta prize. The tournament has a buy-in of 2€, but it is free for those who register during the promotional period. The format includes a starting stack of 2,000 points, blinds every 10 minutes, and 9 players per table.

To enter, new players must create an account associated with EducaPoker before February 11, 2014, at 12:00 CET and post their username in the corresponding thread. Twenty-four hours before the tournament, participants will receive a token to register for free.

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