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partypoker is rapidly becoming the online poker site to play at if you love adding value to your poker session. partypoker players enjoy up to 40% weekly cashback, more than $60,000 worth of Daily Legends tickets each week via the Legend of the Week promotion, up to $1,000 extra cash from the Hot Tables feature, and now Magic cards is also a thing.

Magic Cards is the latest addition to partypoker's promotions. it gives players the chance to win a raft of free prizes, including $500 cash, just for playing their favorite games.

Everyone receives a free magic card every day. Head to the promotions tab of your partypoker account where you will find the Magic Cards waiting for you. Open it to be greeted with four face-down playing cards. Select one and it flips over to reveal your Magic cards Free Pick prize for the day.

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The eagerly anticipated WPT Online Series Main Event has just shuffled up and dealt here at partypoker with 56 players in the field.

A guaranteed prize pool of $3,000,000 is sure to attract many of the elite to the $3,200 buy-in Main Event, making it the richest event on the WPT Online Series schedule. Day 1a attracted 521 entries which means that $1,563,000 was already collected towards the prize purse.

A starting stack is worth 200,000 chips and the blinds started with a small blind of 500, a big blinds of 1,000, and a running ante of 125. The levels will increase every 25 minutes throughout the day which will end once 15% of the field is left.

Players can register until the end of Level 9 and they can opt to reenter once if things go wrong with their first bullet.

Day 2 will take place on Monday, May 31 with Day 3 on Tuesday, June 1, and the final table to play out on Wednesday, June 2. All the exciting final table action will be broadcasted on the partypoker Twitch channels.

In 2020, partypoker and the WPT held a similar tournament called the WPT Online Championship which Christian Jeppsson won after agreeing to a heads-up deal with Viktor Ustimov for $923,786.

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The WPT #42 Super High Roller has just started with six players in their seats to battle for a share of the prize pool of at least $1,000,000.

The players all get a starting stack of 100,000 chips when they cough up the $25,500 buy-in and will be playing 16-minute levels throughout the 1-day tournament. Players can reenter once if things don't go too well during the first 12 levels of the day as the late registration period will close then.

The first names to join in with the Super High Roller fun are Teun Mulder, Hristo Dimitrov, Sam Greenwood, Christoph Vogelsang, Christian Rudolph, and Sebastian Arredondo.

Michael Addamo won the first Super High Roller of the festival when he took down the WPT #13 $25,500 Super High Roller for $363,661 after winning the WPT High Roller Turbo for $87,459. In that Super High Roller, he defeated Artur Martirosian heads-up with Ali Imsirovic, Pascal Hartmann, Matthias Eibinger, Duco ten Haven, and Sergi Reixach joining them on the final table.

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Benjamin Rolle took down last week's Super High Roller when he claimed the victory over Martirosian who fell short again. Rolle won $381,400 while Martirosian cashed for $234,245. The other players to join the final table and get paid too included Joao Vieira, Laszlo Bujtas, Christoph Vogelsang, Daniel Dvoress, and Imsirovic.