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Six Plus Hold'em Arrives at Titanpoker with Exciting Promotions
StrategyMarch 2, 2016·1 min read

Six Plus Hold'em Arrives at Titanpoker with Exciting Promotions


Six Plus Hold'em, a new poker format, has been introduced on the iPoker network for both cash games and tournaments. This exciting variant removes cards 2, 3, 4, and 5 from the deck, leaving players with a 36-card deck. Titanpoker, William Hill, and bet365 are among the platforms offering Six Plus Hold'em, complete with promotions, freerolls, and significant prize pools.

Players can enjoy a variety of freerolls and tournaments with impressive prize pools. Daily freerolls offer 60€ + tokens, while daily tournaments with a 0,60€ entry fee boast 600€ + tokens in prizes. Weekly freerolls feature 5.000€ in tokens or 6.000€ in cash, culminating in a Grand Final Freeroll with a 6.666€ prize pool.

Additionally, special hands at cash tables come with extra prizes. Winning hands like the Route 66, Color of hearts, and Poker de 6 can earn players tokens, instant prizes, and more. Don't miss out on the excitement—create your account and dive into the world of Six Plus Hold'em today.

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