Bitcoin.com is giving away $10K on CoinPoker this Sunday. The giveaway is rolling out as a free-to-enter poker tournament with huge USDT rewards up for grabs.
It will take place on CoinPoker’s website at 7 pm GMT on June 16th. To enter, use the code BITCOIN2024!
Read on to find out how to enter the $10K giveaway prize pool.
The CoinPoker website will display tournament start times based on your time zone – this means that for some users, the tournament will start in the early hours of June 17.
CoinPoker is available worldwide with no geographical restrictions.
Established in 2017, CoinPoker has become one of the world’s leading poker sites.
As well as hosting some of the highest stakes games, CoinPoker is well-regarded for its accessibility, offering free events, also known as freerolls. This means there’s something for everyone, regardless of skill level or bankroll.
For tournament enthusiasts, CoinPoker hosted the CSOP (crypto series of poker) and the CSOP+, which provided $25 million in guaranteed prizes this year.
And for those that prefer cash games, CoinPoker offers a wide range of buy-ins varying from $0.02/$0.05 to $500/$1000.
Indeed, these higher stakes games attract many poker superstars – catch the epic high-stakes battles on the CoinPoker YouTube channel.
Leaning into the benefits of decentralization, CoinPoker has its own cryptocurrency, CHP, and is expected to launch a second token shortly.
CHP, its rakeback-centred utility token, has enjoyed a strong price performance since its inception in 2019 and has outperformed the world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, in recent months.
The CHP token gives holders a 33% rakeback on all matches, and new CoinPoker players get a 150% bonus up to $2,000 on their initial deposit.
Meanwhile, the second utility token will introduce even more benefits, including staking rewards and incentivizing streamers and broadcasts to use the platform.
Stay updated with the latest CoinPoker developments and giveaways by following the project’s X account or joining its Telegram.
Poker fans can also catch popular CoinPoker ambassador Tony G playing on the site.
There is a limit to how many people can join Sunday night’s free poker tournament – so act fast. Up to 4,750 players can partake, and the $10K pot will be split across a percentage of the top-finishing participants.
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