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WPT World Online Championships Kicks Off with $100 Million Prize Pool
TournamentsJuly 17, 2020·1 min read

WPT World Online Championships Kicks Off with $100 Million Prize Pool


The WPT World Online Championships started on July 17, 2020, and will run until September 8, 2020. The series features 12 events with various buy-ins in Normal, Mini, and Micro versions. The Main Event has a buy-in of $10,300 with a guaranteed prize pool of $10 million. The High Roller event has a buy-in of $25,500 with a guaranteed prize pool of $10 million.

The series includes tournaments in NLH and PLO formats, with Pot Limit Omaha opening the festival. The total guaranteed prize pool for the series is $100 million.

Some of the key events include The Poker Industry Invitational, Shooting Stars for Charity, and various World Championship events in different formats. The series offers a mix of high-stakes and more accessible tournaments, catering to a wide range of poker enthusiasts.

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