iPoker Announces iPoker Festival Winter 2021 with €2,500,000

iPoker Network has recently announced the iPoker Festival Winter edition with €2,500,000 in guarantees. This is going to be the largest poker tournament of the network so far. This is not surprising, as iPoker Network continues its growth and has successfully re-entered the Top 10 largest online poker rooms worldwide. These ambitions are also present in its tournament. This festival is going to be even bigger than the spring May Poker Series which featured a €1,500,000 guarantee across 67 different events. Read on for more details and a full iPoker Festival Winter schedule. 

Features of the Series

First and foremost, the iPoker Festival Winter will run from December 3rd to December 12th. The buy-ins will range from only €20 all the way up to €1,000. Almost all events (except nine other) will not feature unlimited rebuys and add-ons during the late registration period. Only 3 re-entries will be offered instead. There are also plenty of events that deserve your attention because of their large potential value. 

The major highlight is the Main Event with a €500,000 GTD. The buy-in will be €200. You will have many Day 1s to choose from between December 6th and December 12th. 

There are also several events with relatively low buy-ins and a six-figure prize pool for only €50. Of course, there will also be several High Roller events. The iPoker Festival Winter 2021 will feature two High Roller events with buy-ins of €1,000 and €500. These tournaments will have guaranteed prize pools of €100,000 and €75,000, respectively. 

iPoker Network Continues its Growth

The newly announced tournament series with a €2,500,000 guarantee will be the biggest prized tournament series in the long history of the iPoker Network. This poker network was able to increase its prize pool from €400,000 and 40 events in 2018 to €2,500,000 and 111 tournaments in 2021. This is a clear indicator that iPoker Network continues its growth and is well on its way to being among the top poker networks in the world.