Jackpot sit & go tournaments give online poker players the chance to turn a small buy-in into a huge top prize. Such tournaments are called Spin & Go on the Stretch Network, and those games are being overhauled in time for a €40,000 promotion on the network.
Spin & Go tournaments are three-handed single-table tournaments where the Stretch Network software randomly decides the prize pool before the first hands are dealt. The prize pool will mostly be twice the size of the tournament’s buy-in, but can sometimes be hundreds or thousands its size.
Stretch Network is making sweeping changes to its Spin & Go offering. The changes are designed to elevate players’ experiences to a whole new level by making the games more exciting and potentially more lucrative.
The Stretch Network Spin & Go changes are as follows:
- Improved prize pool multiplier and prize structure
- Rake is being reduced to 7%
- Starting stacks are changing to 20 big blinds
- Blinds levels are reduced to two minutes, meaning players will reach the payouts faster than ever
- Spin & Go tournaments are now only available in a No-Limit Texas Hold’em format.
- The Spin & Go interface has undergone a significant overhaul to ensure a smoother experience for players
- New buy-in tiers added. Buy-ins now range from €0.50 to €100
€40,000 in Freerolls Are Waiting For You
To celebrate the changes to its Spin & Go tournaments, Stretch Network is hosting the Spin & Go Challenge, a four-week promotion with €40,000 worth of freerolls for players to enjoy.
Play at least 20 Spin & Go tournaments that have a buy-in of at least €1 during a calendar week to receive a freeroll ticket for the next available €10,000 freeroll. You’ll receive 1,000 chips in your starting stack for every Spin & Go tournament you complete. All that’s required then is to bring your A-Game to the tables when the freerolls shuffle up and deal and see if you can win a slice of that week’s €10,000 prize pool.
The €10,000 freerolls run on February 23, March 2, March 9, and March 16. Good luck.
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