After the first two weeks of the WPT Online, the total overlay already reached $800,000.
Our rakeback offer at partypoker includes:
Rake Chase up to 15% extra rakeback AND;
$12,000 Rake Race with extra cash prizes;
Up to 50% weekly cashbacks;
$30 SPINS tickets;
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The 2020 World Poker Tour Online is already underway at partypoker and will be running until September 8.
Week after week
During the first week, 23 tournaments out of the 35 championship events ran with an overlay. The total overlay was $503,110 during this period, which means an average of $14,300+ per event!
The second week is also in the books, and partypoker wasn't able to turn things around. Even though the total overlay was lower than in the first week, it still accounted for $223,000, making the total $807,000 in just 14 days!
Bad for the site, good for the players
While the folks at partypoker are probably not satisfied with the results, players can be pretty happy about the newly found extra value!
Partypoker's clear intention was to offer a schedule with events that are more enjoyable for the recreational players, so they cut down on Day1s and re-entries.
While this can be pretty costly for them short term, they are dedicated to creating an ecosystem, which can help poker grow in the long run, and apparently they don't mind putting their money where their mouth is!
Best time to become a WPT Champion
Partypoker is still offering countless opportunities to win a WPT event ticket, so you don't even have to buy-in directly to become a WPT champion!
This year is probably the only one in history when you can become a part of the WPT history from the comfort of your home, so do the first step now!
Earn extra rakeback here!
(click to enlarge)
Our rakeback offer at partypoker includes:
Rake Chase up to 15% extra rakeback AND;
$12,000 Rake Race with extra cash prizes;
Up to 50% weekly cashbacks;
$30 SPINS tickets;
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Total: up to 65% rakeback + $12,000 Leaderboard prizes
All of the players, who sign up via rakerace.com are entitled to the rake chase and the rake race promotions each month!
The 2020 World Poker Tour Online is already underway at partypoker and will be running until September 8.
Week after week
During the first week, 23 tournaments out of the 35 championship events ran with an overlay. The total overlay was $503,110 during this period, which means an average of $14,300+ per event!
The second week is also in the books, and partypoker wasn't able to turn things around. Even though the total overlay was lower than in the first week, it still accounted for $223,000, making the total $807,000 in just 14 days!
What's even worse for them is that the most prominent events are yet to kick off. The $10,300 Main Event will run with a $10 million GTD, while the $102,000 Super High Roller will have a $5 million GTD and the $25,000 High Roller a $10 million.
Bad for the site, good for the players
While the folks at partypoker are probably not satisfied with the results, players can be pretty happy about the newly found extra value!
Partypoker's clear intention was to offer a schedule with events that are more enjoyable for the recreational players, so they cut down on Day1s and re-entries.
While this can be pretty costly for them short term, they are dedicated to creating an ecosystem, which can help poker grow in the long run, and apparently they don't mind putting their money where their mouth is!
Best time to become a WPT Champion
Partypoker is still offering countless opportunities to win a WPT event ticket, so you don't even have to buy-in directly to become a WPT champion!
This year is probably the only one in history when you can become a part of the WPT history from the comfort of your home, so do the first step now!
Earn extra rakeback here!
Contact us for VIP deals here!
See the full schedule of the first two weeks and the overlays below.
See the full schedule of the first two weeks and the overlays below.
(click to enlarge)
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