

Poker School's Summer Success: Tournaments, Freerolls, and New Trainers
Students of the poker school played 90,000 tournaments and earned over $120,000 during the summer. The average ROI for all tournaments was 27.9%.
The average ROI for tournaments with up to 1,000 participants was 28.6%. The average ROI for tournaments with buy-ins up to $11 was 33%. The average ROI for tournaments with buy-ins up to $22 was 17.9%. The average ROI for higher buy-in tournaments in the second half of the summer was 15.3%.
2CardsCollege conducted two freerolls on Lotos Poker, offering certificates for free or discounted education. Vasily TheGoldik from Krasnodar won the first freeroll and chose the Bronze course. The second freeroll had 568 participants, with all final table players receiving discounted education certificates. dimanchik9 won the second freeroll and received a free Iron course.
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