Tournament Details

When it comes to tournaments, Interpoker goes to great lengths to spoil its users with a great variety of interesting special offers on top of the normal selection.

Interpoker’s basic tournament variety includes a number of scheduled tournaments per day, with buy-ins in all price categories from just a few dollars up to several hundred dollars.

There also are satellite tournaments in which one can qualify for major tournaments with impressive prize money or even for international professional poker events.

If you want to go easy on your bankroll (i.e. your poker allowance) you can always enter one of the many Interpoker feerolls and guaranteed tournaments.

The Interpoker tournament specials include frequent freerolls on special occasions such as Valentine’s or St. Patrick’s Day. The prize money for these generally is quite impressive. Additionally, there are special tournaments like the so-called Headhunter tourney which is all about eliminating as many opponents as possible in order to receive a bounty on every single one of them.

The San Remo tournaments are another special treat: the winners are invited to a holiday of poker and golfing in San Remo, on the Ligurian Coast of Italy.

The Interpoker Extreme Poker tournaments are particularly noteworthy: in these tournaments, poker professionals are put to extreme tests.
The first ever Extreme tournament was held in 2005 – at the bottom of the Caribbean Sea, 10 metres underneath the surface of the water. Interpoker’s house player Juha Helppi emerged victorious from the waters, as the first ever Extreme Poker world champion.
In March 2006, Interpoker organized an outdoors Extreme Poker tournament in Finland at temperatures of 15 to 20 degrees below zero. That year in July, Extreme Poker took place on board a plane. Players who were eliminated had to leave the aircraft by parachute, at a height of 15,000 feet!

Rake

The Interpoker rake structure fully conforms to industry standards.

The poker room applies the “no flop, no drop” policy and consequently does not charge any rake at all for hands that do not make it to the flop.

As the maximum rake at Interpoker is 5 units of currency, attention should be paid to the fact that this maximum amount is “cheaper” in some currencies and more “expensive” in others – for example, $ 5 are worth less than £ 5.