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Do You Want to Play in a $272,000 Freeroll at WPT Global? Here’s How

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Freeroll tournaments are not new to the online poker world. Almost every online poker site runs free-to-play tournaments daily, but most have small prize pools of between $10 and $50. However, WPT Global is running a Lantern Festival PKO Bounty Freeroll on February 12 that has an almost unbelievable prize pool up for grabs, one worth an incredible $272,000!

The $272,000 Lantern Festival PKO Bounty Freerolls commences at 11:00 a.m. UTC on February 12, with registration opening two minutes before the first cards are dealt. A 20,000-player cap is in place, which seems plenty, but you should still act quickly to avoid disappointment.

Although the freeroll has no buy-in – otherwise, it wouldn’t be a freeroll – entry is restricted to those with valid tickets. How do you get your hands on such a ticket?

How to Play in the $272K Lantern Festival PKO Bounty Freeroll

The only way to secure a ticket for this $272,000 freeroll at WPT Global is to hit the jackpot, literally. Between 12:00 a.m. UTC on February 6 through to 11:59 p.m. UTC on February 10, WPT Global invites you to play at its No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha (four card) cash game tables. Anyone who triggers the High Hand Jackpot not only wins their share of the level’s jackpot amount but also receives a ticket to the $272,000 freeroll on February 12.

Players can only win one Lantern Festival PKO Bounty Freeroll ticket

Whenever you enter a pot, keep your fingers crossed that your winning hand is a monster. You must use both hole cards to make the winning hand for it to trigger the jackpot.

Four-of-a-kind wins you 2% of the High Hand Jackpot plus a $272,000 freeroll ticket. Make a straight flush to bank 10% of the jackpot plus a ticket to this huge freeroll, or a royal flush to see your bankroll swell by 20% of the current jackpot plus, of course, a ticket to one of the largest freerolls PokerNews has ever seen!

You’ll need Lady Luck to shine down on you to win a ticket, but that also means that the freeroll’s field will be limited, meaning your chances of capturing a substantial prize are greater should you win a ticket.

Start Your Quest For Glory With a Massive WPT Global Welcome Bonus

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To participate in this latest generous promotion, you’ll need a WPT Global account. Ensure you are located in a jurisdiction where WPT Global is available, and download the software via PokerNews.

Once you have created your free account, deposit using the WPT Global bonus code “PN1500” to receive a first deposit bonus worth up to $1,500 plus a bunch of tournament tickets. The bonus you receive depends on your initial deposit amount.

Deposit Amount Bonus
$30-$99.99: 100% deposit match 2 x $5 MTT tickets, and 5 x $1 Global Spins tickets
$100-$499.99: 100% deposit match 2 x $5 MTT tickets, plus 1 x $10 and 2 x $5 Global Spins tickets
$500-$1,499.99: 100% deposit match 2 x $11 MTT tickets, 1 x $110 Sunday Slam ticket, plus 1 x $25 and 2 x $5 Global Spins tickets
$1,500+: 100% deposit match up to a maximum of $1,500 2 x $11 MTT tickets, 2 x $110 Sunday Slam tickets, plus 1 x $25 and 2 x $10 Global Spins tickets

Furthermore, new players also receive a 100% up to $1,500 welcome bonus at the WPT Global casino. Like the poker side of things, new casino players receive up to $100 worth of free spins based on their initial deposit amount.

  • Deposit $30-$99 for $5 in free spins
  • Deposit $100-$499 for $10 in free spins
  • Deposit $500-$1,499 for $50 in free spins
  • Deposit $1,500+ for $100 in free spins

Don’t delay, download WPT Global today, create your free account, secure your potentially lucrative welcome offer, and get involved in the New Spring Series Lunar Edition throughout January and early February.

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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