

EducaPoker Announces Major Changes Due to PokerStars Policy Shift
EducaPoker has announced significant changes to its structure and services following unilateral policy changes by PokerStars. The affiliate policy shift has directly impacted EducaPoker, leading to a restructuring of various services to maintain the education of active students.
The school will continue to offer 50 levels, and students will retain their current levels. EducaPoker has introduced four new monthly statuses: Básico, Blue, Premium, and VIP. The Blue status requires generating 1,200 EducaPuntos monthly, while the Premium status has increased EducaPuntos requirements for each level. Students at the Cum Laude level can acquire the VIP status for 900 euros per trimester.
Additionally, the Blue Shop will close, and existing Blue Points can be redeemed until July 31. Multipliers for various poker rooms, including Sportium, Party/Bwin, Titanbet, and others, have been temporarily increased to help students escalate levels more easily.
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