Unibet Poker Launches All Encompassing GameLab Feature and Loyalty Program

Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor
3 min read
Unibet Poker

Unibet Poker has made it no secret that it is an online poker site that has its players at the forefront of everything it does. The recreational-friendly site has a raft of features that help level the playing field, from banning HUDs, to allowing frequent alias changes, and now it is helping improve players’ skills with the new GameLab feature.

GameLab consists of three main sections: The School, Achievements, and Hall of Fame.

The School helps you keep track of every hand you have played at Unibet Poker in addition to giving you hints and tips on areas of your game that could benefit from some tweaks to how you play poker. You have a better chance of consistently winning if you improve your poker skillset. GameLab’s school assists you in doing this.

The Achievements section has a wealth of information in is, including plenty of detailed information about your game. Combining the achievements with the School should help take your poker game to previously untouchable levels.

Then there is the Hall of Fame section that logs all your major milestones, including your largest cash game pots won, biggest HexaPro jackpots, and much much more.

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Unibet Poker GameLab Rewards

In addition to GameLab, Unibet Poker has overhauled its rewards program. You now receive 1 Loyalty Point for every $0.01 of rake you contribute. The more points you earn, the higher up the rewards ladder you climb, unlocking Bonus Points, freeroll entries, HexaPro tickets, Bonuses, and more.

LevelLoyalty Points RequirementGame Lab RewardLevel RewardFree Access RewardBonus Points MultiplierBonus Point Multiplier Reward
1      
1-1125 10 Bonus Points   
1-2250 10 Bonus Points   
1-3375 10 Bonus Points   
2500Level 2 Access15 Bonus PointsRegular freeroll access2x 
2-11,000 35 Bonus Points 2x10
2-21,500 35 Bonus Points 2x10
2-32,000 35 Bonus Points 2x10
32,500Level 3 Access€1 HexaPro ticket 3.5x10
3-14,500 150 Bonus Points 3.5x70
3-26,500 150 Bonus Points 3.5x70
3-38,500 150 Bonus Points 3.5x70
410,500Level 4 Access150 Bonus Points 4.5x70
4-123,000 €20 Playthrough bonus 4.5x563
4-235,500 1,000 Bonus Points 4.5x563
4-348,000 1,000 Bonus Points 4.5x563
560,500Level 5 Access1,000 Bonus PointsUnibet Open Freeroll6.5x563
5-1100,500 €50 Playthrough bonus 6.5x2,600
5-2140,500 4,000 Bonus Points 6.5x2,600
5-3180,500 4,000 Bonus Points 6.5x2,600
6220;500Level 6 Access4,000 Bonus Points 12x2,600
6-1390,500 €500 Playthrough Bonus 12x20,400
6-2560,500 40,000 Bonus Points 12x20,400
6-3730,500 40,000 Bonus Points 12x20,400
7900,500Level 7 Access40,000 Bonus Points 18x69,300
7-11,285,500 €1,000 Cash 18x69,300
7-21,670,500 100,000 Bonus Points 18x69,300
7-32,055,500 €1,000 Cash 18x69,300
7-42,440,500 100,000 Bonus Points 18x69,300
7-52,825,500 €1,000 Cash 18x69,300
7-63,210,500 100,000 Bonus Points 18x69,300
7-73,595,500 €1,500 Cash 18x69,300
7-83,980,500 €2,000 Cash 18x69,300
7-94,365,500 €3,000 Cash 18x69,300

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Help Yourself to €20 Extra and a €200 Bonus

Now is the time to join the fun and games at Unibet Poker. We invite you to download Unibet Poker via PokerNews. Do this, create your free account, and make a deposit of at least €10. Doing so entitles you to €20 worth of tickets, plus entry into up to four €500 weekly welcome freerolls.

Your new Unibet Poker account comes with a €200 playthrough bonus. Play real money cash games, tournaments and HexaPro games and your bonus money releases into your playable account balance at the frequencies shown below:

LevelRakeCash rewardReward %
1€2€150%
2€10€440%
3€50€1530%
4€150€4027%
5€588€14025%
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Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor

Matthew Pitt hails from Leeds, West Yorkshire, in the United Kingdom, and has worked in the poker industry since 2008, and worked for PokerNews since 2010. In September 2010, he became the editor of PokerNews. Matthew stepped away from live reporting duties in 2015, and now concentrates on his role of Senior Editor for the PokerNews.

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