Tournament Details

The firm provides its players with scheduled Seven Card Stud as well as pot limit Omaha and Omaha Hi/Lo. As in most other poker rooms, the majority of these tournaments, however, are no limit Texas Hold’em games. The players can enter turbo tournaments, in which the blinds are raised in shorter intervals than usual, resulting in greater risk and excitement. Rebuy tournaments offer players the opportunity to buy a new set of tournament chips even after losing all the chips originally purchased with the buy-in. As a consequence, rebuy-events tend to have much higher prize money than regular tournaments. Limit, pot limit and no limit Texas Hold’em, pot limit Omaha, limit Omaha Hi/Lo, pot limit Five Card Draw as well as limit Seven Card Stud and Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo make up Eurobet’s Sit & Go tournament variety. A number of these Sit & Gos can also be played in turbo mode. Additionally, there are heads-up tournaments in which only two players face each other and a range of so-called “50-handed” tournaments, limited to 50 players. Apart from freerolls and satellite tournaments to major professional poker tourneys, Eurobet has come up with a few special treats for its players, like the “King of the Hill” tournament and the “Grand Tournament”. (For more details on these special tournaments, please refer to the “Promotions & Jackpots” section.)

Rake

The rake structure of Eurobet Poker is about the industry average: $ 0.05 to a maximum $ 3 are taken from each pot. In accordance with its “no flop, no drop” policy, Eurobet Poker does not charge any rake at all for hands that are decided pre-flop or hands that do not make it to fourth street in Stud poker.