Earn Between �5 and �1,000 All This Week at Run It Once Poker

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Jun 02, 2020 2 min read

Run It Once Poker are back with another generous promotion all this week. They're giving you the chance to earn an extra �1,000 just for completing three levels of a Legend Rank!

And all this in addition to their standard Legends Rewards!

Six Ways You Can Earn Points For Run It Once��s Legends Program

How It Works

To kick off June, Run It Once are adding extra rewards to their highly-popular Legends program. All this week (June 1st-7th) players will receive an extra cash reward just by completing three levels of any given Legends Rank!

Earn between �5 and �1,000 in cash bonuses based on the highest rank a player completes three levels for. Players are only eligible to receive one of the extra cash boosters.

Promo Exclusions

There are no multipliers or additional boosts when determining the weekly cash booster for this promotion. Players will simply earn the corresponding cash bonus based on the highest Rank they completed at least three Levels for.

The added cash rewards from this promotion do not apply when calculating Four Week Streak Rewards, or Legend Reward boosts from any other offer/promotion such as Become A Legend.

Become a Legend With a �600 Welcome Bonus

As if all the above offers weren��t enough, new depositing players also have the chance to add a free �600 to their bankrolls.

All your deposits, for the first 30-days after your first deposit, are matched in the form of a bonus. You then have forever, yes as long as you like, to release the full amount into your account balance. All you need to do is ensure you play at least one raked hand every 30-days to keep the bonus active.

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Run It Once releases the bonus into your playable balance once you hit the following rake milestones:

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