Kick 2023 Off in Style With the Bet365 Weekly Leaderboards
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Bet365 Poker has launched weekly leaderboards that pays you up to �500 every week just for making big hands in its cash games and Twister tournaments. The Weekly Leaderboards run from January 2 through January 29, and thanks to a little twist, they are open and accessible to every Bet365 Poker player.
Some leaderboards and point races seem to be geared towards high-volume players, but Bet365 Poker realizes that not everyone has countless hours available to grind online poker. This is why the Bet365 Poker Weekly Leaderboards only require you to play up to 1,000 hands during a calendar week. Even those of you who play one table at a time can probably rack up 1,000 hands during a seven-day timeframe.
The Weekly Leaderboard are split into Premium Cash games and Twister tournaments, then further broken down into low stakes and high stakes. Premium Cash Games are exclusive to Bet365 Poker players, meaning you only play against opponents playing on Bet365 Poker and not the rest of the iPoker Network as usual.
For the purpose of the promotion, Bet365 Poker classified low-stakes Premium Cash Games as those with �0.05/�0.10, �0.10/�0.20, and �0.25/�0.50 blinds. High stakes games are those with blinds of �0.50/�1, �1/�2, and �2/�4.
It is similar for Twisters, with �5, �10, and �20 buy-in considered low stakes, and �50, �100, and �200 buy-in Twisters counting towards the high stakes leaderboard.
What Can I Win in the Bet365 Poker Weekly Leaderboards?
Each Weekly Leaderboard runs from midnight GMT on Monday through to 11:59 p.m. GMT on the following Sunday. Finish in the top 50 of the low-stakes Premium Cash Game leaderboard to win a prize ranging from �5-�200, and in the top 25 of the high-stakes Premium Cash Game leaderboard to bank between �25-�500.
The Twister Weekly leaderboards run at the same times, and pay the top 50 low-stakes players between �5-�200, and the top 25 high-stakes players from �25-�500.
Premium Cash Game Leaderboard Prizes
| Low Place | Low Prize | High Place | High Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | �200 | 1 | �500 |
| 2 | �100 | 2 | �250 |
| 3 | �75 | 3 | �100 |
| 4-5 | �50 | 4-5 | �75 |
| 6-10 | �25 | 6-10 | �50 |
| 11-25 | �10 | 11-25 | �25 |
| 26-50 | �5 |
Twister Leaderboard Prizes
| Low Place | Low Prize | High Place | High Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | �200 | 1 | �500 |
| 2 | �100 | 2 | �250 |
| 3 | �75 | 3 | �100 |
| 4-5 | �50 | 4-5 | �75 |
| 6-10 | �25 | 6-10 | �50 |
| 11-25 | �10 | 11-25 | �25 |
| 26-50 | �5 |
How Do I Earn Weekly Leaderboards Points?
The promotion could not be simpler. Hit the Premium Cash Games and the twister tournaments and hope to make big hands. You earn leaderboard points each time you win a pot with a straight or stronger! Furthermore, by playing certain stakes, you can have those leaderboard points multiplied by 1.25x or 1.5x!
Only your first 1,000 hands count towards each weekly leaderboard, although you can reset to zero via your Bet365 Poker account at any point, perfect if you have been card dead for some time.
| Winning Hand | Leaderboard Points |
|---|---|
| Straight flush | 20 |
| Four of a kind | 16 |
| Full House | 12 |
| Flush | 8 |
| Straight | 4 |
| Blinds/Stake | Points Multiplier |
|---|---|
| �0.10/�0.20, �1/�2, �10, �100 | 1.25x |
| �0.25/�0.50, �2/�4, �20, �200 | 1.5x |
Join Bet365 Poker Today and Enjoy a �365 Bonus and Welcome Package
You need a Bet365 Poker account to get involved in the Weekly leaderboard. If you don't already have an account, download Bet365 Poker via PokerNews, choose your nickname, and make a deposit. Doing so gives you a �365 redeemable bonus that releases into your playable balance when you play real money cash games and tournaments.
The first �5 releases in �2.50 increments each time you accumulate 25 Status Points. The next �60 hits your account in �2.50 increments whenever you earn 100 Status Points, with the final �300 releasing in �2.50 batches for every 250 Status Points earned.
Ten Status Points are rewarded for each �1 or ��1 contributed to the cash game rake or spent on tournament fees.
