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PokerMatch Hosts Tremzin’s High Roller KO with 2,500,000₴ Guarantee
NewsNovember 19, 2021·1 min read

PokerMatch Hosts Tremzin’s High Roller KO with 2,500,000₴ Guarantee


PokerMatch, the Ukrainian poker room, is set to host an exciting high-stakes tournament in December. The Tremzin’s High Roller KO tournament, organized in collaboration with expert Gleb Tremzin, features a guaranteed prize pool of 2,500,000₴.

The buy-in for the tournament is 10,000₴, with an additional 5,000₴ awarded for knocking out each opponent. This means that players have the opportunity to earn significant additional rewards by eliminating their competitors. Gleb Tremzin himself will be participating in the tournament, and players who manage to knock him out will receive an extra 5,000₴.

The tournament will take place on December 4th at 21:00 MSK. It will follow a knockout format, allowing up to 5 entries without rebuys or add-ons. The initial stack will be 150,000 chips before the tournament starts and 125,000 chips after it begins. Blinds will start at 500/1,000 and increase every 15 minutes. Players can also participate in daily satellites starting at 250₴, with unused tickets convertible to tournament money after the event.

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