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Win Up to 350$ Weekly with Titanpoker's Sit and Go Tournaments
NewsNovember 7, 2015·1 min read

Win Up to 350$ Weekly with Titanpoker's Sit and Go Tournaments


Titanpoker is offering up to 350$ weekly to sit and go players through their Ready, Sit, Go! program. This exciting promotion allows players to win prizes based on their buy-in level, with the highest tier offering up to 350$ in winnings.

Every week, Titanpoker distributes prize money among its sit and go players. The prize pools vary depending on the buy-in level of the tournaments. For the lowest buy-in level of 0.01€ - 7.50€, players can win up to 150$. The medium buy-in level of 7.51€ - 25€ offers a prize pool of up to 200$. The highest buy-in level of 25.01€ and above comes with a prize pool of up to 350$.

In addition to the weekly prizes, Titanpoker also distributes up to 16,000$ monthly among its sit and go players. To participate, players need to register for the Ready, Sit, Go! program on Titanpoker's website and review the full terms and conditions and prize table.

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