

Unibet's Winter Poker Promotions: Over $70,000 Up for Grabs
Unibet is kicking off the new year with a bang, offering three exciting promotions for poker players this winter. With a total prize pool of over $70,000, there's plenty to play for. The HexaPro Races, Winter Bootcamp, and MTT Winter Festival are all running from January to February.
The HexaPro Races promotion will run from January 1st to January 30th, with a total prize pool of $30,000. These three-player, hyper-turbo sit-n-go’s are available from $1 to $100 entry. A random spin determines the prize pool, which can be anywhere from 1.5 times to 1,000 times the buy-in. With $1,000 added everyday throughout the series, this promotion can’t be passed up. Three different leaderboards will track points earned throughout the races. With low, mid and high-stakes leaderboards, everyone has a chance to earn some extra cash. The more HexaPro races played, the more points are earned.
The Winter Bootcamp promotion will run from January 3rd to February 6th, with a total prize pool of $35,000. This series tracks players’ progress in cash games. There are weekly mid-stakes and high-stakes leaderboards to track players’ points with $7,000 added each week. Players earn points by completing no limit or pot limit omaha achievements to climb the leaderboards. Points are also earned for simply playing, with a 1.5x multiplier added to each game played.
The MTT Winter Festival promotion will run from January 17th through February 13th, offering four different tournament series across four weeks. There will be a progressive knock-out series, a pot-limit omaha series, a turbo series and a second chance series. During each series, four daily tournaments will be held in the $5-$10 range with a $25 main event every sunday. Each series will have a different leaderboard, so players can start fresh each week and compete for the prize. Each week, the leaderboard winner will be gifted a $1,000 Upswing Poker package, a prize that can potentially pay off ten-fold in the future.
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