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CoinPoker has posted its biggest traffic day to date, reaching 32,023 simultaneous players during the launch of its PGT Online series. The record arrived after the room rolled out “The Next Level,” a client and product refresh that expanded its cash-game and tournament offering.

The traffic milestone coincided with some of CoinPoker’s busiest high-stakes cash-game action, according to PokerStrategy. The site has hosted numerous large games at the same time, while Railbird VIP has begun compiling results from the biggest online winners. Its 2026 profit race was described as close between GucciNIKE and Giselle54, with LLinusLLove and venivid1993 also in contention.

The new features were already live when the peak was recorded. Private Tables let users create cash games, select formats and settings, and control access to seats. Selected Min VPIP Tables are designed to encourage more hands being played, while the client also lets cash-game players offload profit without leaving a table.

The Next Level package also includes Mystery Bounty tournaments, client changes for mobile play and multi-tabling, player tags, HUD and notes tools, bet sizing, sit-out controls, and visual updates. CoinPoker says the work followed a March platform relaunch, after which it collected player feedback to improve the experience.

As we reported Nov. 6, CoinPoker’s former VIP Arena has been rebranded as PokerGO-linked High Stakes Poker Online, with a minimum-VPIP rule on selected tables that can remove players deemed too tight. The section starts at $50/$100, and F5 Poker reported stakes as high as $5,000/$10,000, with buy-ins of $400,000 at that top level.

The earlier high-stakes action included $500/$1,000 heads-up no-limit hold’em. GucciNIKE won a $416,540 pot-limit Omaha pot against Kayhan Mokri, while Allinyouwin led the weekly profit list at about $428,000, narrowly ahead of LLinusLLove’s roughly $413,000.

PokerStrategy compared the current concentration of large online games with Full Tilt Poker’s Rail Heaven era, when large cash games and a busy high-stakes scene included heads-up no-limit action. CoinPoker’s latest traffic peak adds a broader player-volume record alongside that high-stakes activity.