Your Share of €62,500 is Waiting to be Won at Unibet Poker

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Jun 07, 2022 2 min read

Unibet Poker is giving away €62,500 across five leaderboards that run weekly up to July 5. The top 100 points earners each week win a share of €12,500 with the winner padding their bankroll with €1,000.

The €62,500 Poker Points Race is open to every Unibet Poker player regardless of the games they prefer or the stakes they grind at. This means you can win your share of the weekly €12,500 if your favorite games are multi-table tournaments, micro-stakes Banzai games, or high stakes Pot-Limit Omaha cash games. If you can play it at Unibet Poker, you can earn points from it.

Players receive 1 point for every €0.01 generated in rake across Unibet Poker's entire suite of poker games. Be one of the top 100 points earners come the end of the week and a prize worth between €45 and €1,000 is paid out within three days of that week's race concluding.

Weekly Poker Points Race Payouts

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In addition to possibly winning some prize money from the €62,500 Poker Points Race, players will rack up loyalty points and climb up the recently launched GameLab Rewards program where they can receive up to €3,000 in cash if they climb high enough; the sky is the limit!

Grab €20 Extra and a €200 Bonus

Now is the time to join the fun and games at Unibet Poker because signing up for a free account via PokerNews’ links gives you an awesome welcome package. Grinding the HexaPro Races should see you clear a large chunk of the generous welcome bonus.

If you don’t have an account already, download Unibet Poker via PokerNews. Create your 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:

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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