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Unibet Open: The Unique Poker Tournament Series with a Twist
NewsMay 8, 2012·1 min read

Unibet Open: The Unique Poker Tournament Series with a Twist


The Unibet Open tournament series features a three-day main event with 400 participants and smaller side events. The tournament is held in various European cities, including London, Prague, Dublin, Riga, Paris, and Malta. The Paris event had 438 participants, with Ярослав Барглик winning €140,539 and KENT LUNDMARK finishing second with €98,051.

Unibet Group's annual report for 2011 shows that the company's main revenue comes from casino (42%) and sports betting (39%), with poker contributing only 9%. Despite this, the Unibet Open events continue to attract a significant number of players, with many returning regularly.

Unibet Open events feature additional activities and free meals for players, as well as tournaments for their partners. This unique approach to poker tournaments creates a welcoming and enjoyable atmosphere, making the Unibet Open a popular choice for many players.

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