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CoinPoker Announces Inaugural Cash Game World Championship
StrategyNovember 27, 2024·1 min read

CoinPoker Announces Inaugural Cash Game World Championship


CoinPoker has announced an exciting new promotion for December 2024: the inaugural ‘Cash Game World Championship’ (CGWC). This event will kick off on December 1st and run continuously until after the Christmas break, featuring some of the world's top high-stakes poker players.

The CGWC will offer a unique format with cash games ranging from $50/$100 to $100/$200 No Limit Hold’em. Each game will have a 100bb minimum buy-in and zero rake, ensuring a fair and competitive environment. One of the standout features of this event is the 'on show hole cards' tables, where players cannot muck their hole cards at showdown, providing spectators with valuable insights into the strategies of top high-stakes regulars.

The winner of the CGWC will be crowned the Cash Game World Champion and will receive a Rolex Daytona watch worth close to $50,000, along with their USDT earnings at the tables. Additionally, the event will include giveaways and prizes for spectators, enhancing the overall experience for everyone involved.

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