

Clubs Poker Unveils Its First-Ever Championship Series with Big Prizes
Clubs Poker is launching its first-ever Championship Series, the Clubs Poker Championship (CPC), from November 9 to 29. The CPC features 66 Sweeps Coins (SC) tournaments with a 140,000 SC guaranteed prize pool. The series includes eight special Championship events, each with an official CPC trophy for the winner. These highlighted events are easy to spot in the poker client, marked in red, and they feature a variety of formats, including: CPC #2 PLO Championship, CPC #20 6-Card Omaha Championship, CPC #23 Omaha H/L Championship, CPC #41 Big O Championship, CPC #44 Mystery Bounty Championship, CPC #46 Freeroll Championship, CPC #63 PKO Championship, and CPC #65 Main Event, Hold’em Championship.
The series culminates with the Hold’em Championship Main Event, guaranteeing 10,000 SC for a buy-in of 22 SC. Buy-ins for the main SC events start as low as 0.55 SC, with no tournament exceeding 33 SC. The series is supported by a CPC Leaderboard awarding 10,000 SC to the top 100 finishers. The scoring system is unique — players earn 500 points for a tournament win, 10 points per knockout, 15 points per entry, and an extra 15 points for registering before the event begins. The leaderboard champion pockets 1,000 SC, while the player finishing 100th still earns 25 SC.
The CPC features seven different poker variants, including Hold’em, Omaha, and mixed games. True to its reputation, Clubs Poker continues to champion game variety. Few sweepstakes poker sites go this far in offering such diversity. This makes the series a rare opportunity for players to explore multiple formats under one festival banner.
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