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WPT Online Poker Festival Kicks Off with 1.5 Million Euros GTD
Online PokerOctober 30, 2020·1 min read

WPT Online Poker Festival Kicks Off with 1.5 Million Euros GTD


The WPT Online Poker Festival on partypoker.es will run from November 1 to November 16, 2020. The festival will feature 126 tournaments with buy-ins ranging from 2 € to 250 €. The Main Event High will have a buy-in of 250 € and a guaranteed prize pool of 400.000 €, with a daily Day 1 from November 1 to November 16.

The Main Event Low will have a buy-in of 20 € and a guaranteed prize pool of 100.000 €. The Mid Event will have a buy-in of 50 € and a guaranteed prize pool of 150.000 €. All events will follow the same format.

Promotions include WPT SPINS, MTT leaderboards, deposit offers, Second Chance Freerolls, and a Main Event bonus. Players can win entries to the WPT Online Poker Festival for as little as 0.50 € through WPT SPINS. MTT leaderboards offer a prize of 20.000 €. A deposit of 15 € or more using the bonus code ‘WPTFESTIVAL’ will grant an entry to the 20.000 € Freeroll. Second Chance Freerolls are available daily. Additionally, players can earn a bonus if they perform well in the Main Events.

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