

ClubWPT Gold Introduces Paid Rabbit Hunt Feature
ClubWPT Gold has introduced the Rabbit Hunt feature as part of its latest software update. This feature, also known as rabbit hunting, allows players to reveal the remaining community cards after a hand ends without a showdown, showing what would have appeared on the board had the hand been played out. The cost to use Rabbit Hunt is displayed directly on the button and varies depending on the stakes being played. In one screenshot reviewed by pokerfuse, a pot totaling 11.5 Chips showed the Rabbit Hunt option priced at 0.5 Chips.
This is not the first time ClubWPT Gold has attached a fee to features that are typically standard elsewhere. In March 2025, the site launched Time Bank, a common feature in online poker, but required players to pay a portion of their big blind to activate it, with fees starting at 20% of the big blind. Later, in August 2025, the operator rolled out the “Reveal Hands” feature, which lets players view all hole cards at the table once a hand concludes. That feature also came with a small usage fee. Rabbit Hunt now becomes the third such paid option on the platform. Based on available screenshots, its price point appears to be the lowest among the three features currently offered at a cost.
Alongside the Rabbit Hunt rollout, ClubWPT Gold also introduced an Auto Top-Up option for cash games and refreshed its table layouts as part of the same update. The timing of these changes coincides with the operator’s one-year anniversary celebrations. Promotional activity includes a 100,000 Anniversary Freeroll held last night, a series of 100,000 Flash Freerolls running from January 29 through February 1, and a Chip Dumps promotion awarding 100,000 via random spins over the same period.
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