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CoinPoker has released “The Next Level,” a broad update to its poker client that adds Mystery Bounty tournaments, customizable private cash tables, PokerGO-branded High Stakes Poker Online, CoinMarkets prediction markets and a new referral program.

The release went live Nov. 2 and is CoinPoker’s second significant product overhaul of 2026, following the March migration to new software across its desktop, mobile and browser platforms. That earlier update brought new backend infrastructure, a built-in HUD and expanded game formats; The Next Level adds a rebuilt mobile experience and more than 40 further changes based on player feedback.

Mystery Bounties are the headline tournament addition. Once an event reaches its bounty stage, knockouts can produce randomly assigned prizes ranging from standard bounties to larger Gold Bounties. PokerListings noted that regular Mystery Bounty tournaments were not yet listed in the main tournament lobby when it reviewed the update.

The format is due to feature heavily in the PGT KickOff Online series, which starts Nov. 8 with $50 million in guaranteed prizes. Nine Mystery Bounty events have been scheduled, starting at $44. The $530 Mystery Million on Nov. 15 carries a $1 million guarantee and a $50,000 top Gold Bounty.

High Stakes Poker Online replaces CoinPoker’s former VIP Arena with PokerGO branding. Games begin at $50/$100 and run as high as $5,000/$10,000 across the offering. The tables use a 5% rake, with a 0.05-big-blind heads-up Battle Cap in no-limit hold’em and pot-limit Omaha.

CoinPoker has also added features intended to favour more active high-stakes players, including fast-tracked seating to avoid queues, the ability to take profits off a stack without leaving the table, and enhanced rewards. Minimum-VPIP tables are intended to discourage overly tight play.

CoinPoker’s relationship with PokerGO was already visible in the operator’s presenting sponsorship of an August High Stakes Poker livestream run, as covered in August.

Private Tables allow players to set up cash games, select stakes, game type, table size, seat allocation and Bomb Pot settings, then decide who receives seats. The feature supports Texas Hold’em, Pot-Limit Omaha, Short Deck and Bomb Pots. A Must Show setting can require the winning player to reveal hole cards, including after a successful bluff.

CoinMarkets places prediction markets inside the poker client. Users can take Yes or No positions on sports, cryptocurrency and poker-related outcomes, trade against other users and set their own price. There are no trading fees, but CoinPoker applies a flat 5% fee to profits; players can also cash out a position before settlement.

The Refer a Friend program pays commissions to both the person making a referral and the invited player. CoinPoker advertises potential commissions of up to $30,000 through a tiered weekly model that can return up to 12.5% of rake generated by referrals.

The rest of the update focuses on day-to-day play. It includes better multi-tabling controls, player tags, mouse-wheel bet sizing, card-squeeze effects, refreshed animations and easier entry to CoinPoker’s Uniques side games. Desktop players can sit out at the next big blind or across multiple tables at once, and can move the HUD and notes away from the table. The personal HUD also adds profit-and-loss tracking.