WPT Global Launches Weekly ¥1 Million Gtd Asia Super High Roller

Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor
3 min read
WPT Asia Super High Roller Championship

There is a new weekly tournament at WPT Global that has set tongues wagging in the online poker community. Every Sunday at 12:05 p.m. UTC, the WPT Asia Super High Roller Championship bursts into action and sees players from far and wide compete for the largest share of a ¥1,000,000 (approx. $150,000) guaranteed prize pool.

Entry into the WPT Asia Super High Roller costs ¥5,300 (approx. $790) unless you win your way into the high stakes arena via one of the many satellites running around the clock.

Regardless of whether you buy in directly or win your way in, you will start your quest for Super High Roller glory armed with a 100,000 starting stack. Blinds start at 250/500/60a, giving you 200 big blinds to build from, increasing every 15 minutes. Late registration remains open until the end of Level 16, approximately 4.5 hours into proceedings.

WPT Asia Super High Roller Championship Blinds During Late Registration

LevelSmall BlindBig BlindAnte
125050060
230060075
3400800100
45001,000125
56001,200150
68001,600200
71,0002,000250
81,2502,500300
91,5003,000350
101,7503,500450
112,0004,000500
122,5005,000600
133,0006,000750
143,5007,000850
154,0008,0001,000
165,00010,0001,250

The WPT Asia Super High Roller Championship guarantees that at least ¥200,000 (approx. $30,000) of the ¥1,000,000 guaranteed prize pool goes to the eventual champion. Finishing top of the pile also comes with a personalized trophy to commemorate your victory!

WPT Asia Super High Roller Championship Satellites

WPT Global has created three satellite trees so that as many of its valued customers as possible can experience this high-stakes event.

The cheapest route into this Super High Roller starts with a ¥11 satellite, which feeds into the ¥110 satellite where the ¥5,300 seats await.

Slightly more expensive is the route that goes from ¥30 to ¥288 satellites, then into the ¥5,300 event. The third and final option you have available is ¥55 into ¥550 and then the target tournament itself.

You can buy into the satellites at any stage you wish, from ¥11 to ¥550, depending on the size of your bankroll.

Now is the Time to Join WPT Global and Claim Your Massive Welcome Bonus

WPT Global

Download WPT Global via PokerNews, create your free account, and get ready to get your hands on one of the most generous welcome bonuses in the online poker world.

Any player who deposits $10 or more immediately receives a $15.50 welcome gift package, which includes:

  • $5 poker deposit match bonus
  • $5 casino deposit bonus
  • $2.50 MTT ticket
  • $3 in Casino Coin

From there, the rewards scale depending on the size of your first deposit.

The promotion offers 100% cashback on your deposit, up to $3,000, meaning players can earn their full deposit back as cash by playing on the platform.

Players have 60 days to unlock the cashback through play:

  • Poker tables: earn $1 for every $10 in rake or tournament fees paid
  • Casino play: earn $1 for every $500 wagered

Half of the cashback is earned through poker play, while the other half can be unlocked in the WPT Global Casino.

Alongside cashback, new players also receive tournament tickets and Global Spins entries depending on their deposit amount.

Deposit AmountFree TicketsTotal Ticket Reward
$10–$49(1) $2.50 MTT Ticket$2.50
$50–$99(1) $5.50 MTT Ticket, (1) $2.50 MTT Ticket, (1) $1 Global Spins$9
$100–$499(1) $11 MTT Ticket, (1) $5.50 MTT Ticket, (1) $2.50 MTT Ticket, (1) $1 Global Spins$20
$500–$999(1) $55 MTT Ticket, (1) $22 MTT Ticket, (1) $5.50 Global Spins$82.50
$1,000–$2,999(1) $110 Sunday Slam Ticket, (1) $55 MTT Ticket, (1) $25 Global Spins$190
$3,000+(1) $110 Sunday Slam Ticket, (1) $55 MTT Ticket, (1) $50 Global Spins, (1) $22 MTT Ticket, (1) $11 MTT Ticket$248

Every new customer also receives free Casino Coin to use in the WPT Global casino games.

Deposit AmountFree Casino Coin
$10–$49$3
$50–$99$5
$100–$499$13
$500–$999$25
$1,000–$2,999$80
$3,000+$100
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Matthew Pitt
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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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