BetRivers Poker Sets Anniversary Week With Extra Tickets, Seats and Prize Money
Players who complete one real-money hand by Oct. 25 qualify automatically for promotions running Oct. 26 through Nov. 1.
- Players qualify automatically by playing one real-money hand by Oct. 25.
- The promotion includes ticket drops, Super Splash cash-game action and daily Run It Back sit-and-go drawings.
- Mini Main and Main Event satellites receive extra seats, while the Nov. 1 events get added prize money.
- BetRivers Poker currently operates a four-state shared-liquidity network.
BetRivers Poker will celebrate its second anniversary with Anniversary Week, a four-part promotion running Oct. 26 through Nov. 1. Players who have played at least one real-money hand by Oct. 25 qualify automatically, with no opt-in required.
The week spans tournaments, cash games and sit-and-gos. It is framed as a thank-you to players who have supported the room since it dealt its first hand two years ago. Eligible players will receive two ticket drops automatically, although the tickets must be used within seven days.
Cash-game players will see Super Splash added at two stakes each day from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. ET. The promotion carries a 50% return rate.
The sit-and-go component, called Run It Back, gives runners-up in Classic and Cub3d games one entry into the draw for the applicable buy-in level for every second-place finish. BetRivers will hold five draws daily and distribute hundreds of Classic SNG and Cub3d tickets each day.
Tournament satellites will receive extra value during the promotion. From Oct. 26-31, every satellite to the Mini Main and Main Event will pay two additional seats beyond its usual payouts. On Nov. 1, the 3:35 p.m. and 4:45 p.m. Sunday satellites will each also receive two added seats.
BetRivers will add $222 to the Mini Main prize pool and $2,222 to the Main Event prize pool on Nov. 1. The promotion follows the BetRivers Poker Championship, which paid about $624,000 across 100 tournaments earlier this month, as reported earlier this month.
The anniversary arrives as BetRivers operates online poker in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Delaware and West Virginia through a shared-liquidity network. Pokerfuse previously reported that the operator expects to add New Jersey after securing regulatory approval, which would create a five-state shared player pool.
