1️⃣ RPT MAIN EVENT $145/$590. $200,000 guaranteed. 📺 Broadcast
Stack 75,000, levels of 20/30/40/45 and 60 minutes.
As always, one of the most accessible Main Event formats. You can enter the Main Event directly for $590, receiving a starting stack of 75,000 chips, or you can try to get into Day 1A of the Main Event for just $145 through six stages - Stage A, B, C, D, E and F. Their participants receive 15,000 chips at the start and play up to 20% of the total number of entries into this stage. In other words, every fifth participant from each stage makes it to Day 1A of the Main Event with the stack that he managed to fill within this stage.
The Main Event winner usually gets more than $50,000-$70,000. The optimal entry day is Day 1A, which is where most of the online satellite winners and those who made it through the stages participate. Don't miss the opportunity to win tickets and packages to the Main Event in the online satellites on RPTBET.
One of the winners of the Main Event is Artem Matyushkin, who earned an impressive $70,000 in prize money in February of this year!
2️⃣ BELARUS KNOCKOUT CHAMPIONSHIP PKO $160+$60. $80,000 guaranteed. 📺 Broadcast
Stack 20,000, levels of 20/25 and 30 minutes.
A favorite of RPT guests — a democratic event with progressive knockouts, an excellent structure and a buy-in of only $220. Please note that this event has only 4 entry flights, stacks are not cumulative! Each entry flight is played by up to 12% of participants, all of whom automatically get into the prize zone and play out the tournament on the final day.
This is the largest event on the RPT schedule, which always collects more than 500 entries. Closer to the final table, the tournament turns into a race for big knockouts. Traditionally, dozens of tickets will be raffled off in online satellites on RPTBET.
In April, a similar tournament was conquered by Leonid Pyzhikov, who received $15,295 in prize money for the victory.
3️⃣ RUSSIAN POKER OPEN TV EVENT $330. $40,000 guaranteed. 📺 Broadcast
Stack 25,000, levels of 15/20/25/30 and 40 minutes.
Russian Poker Open was a great favorite among the guests of the series and has been a part of the tournament schedule for a long time. It is a sort of dress rehearsal for the Main Event: a classic three-day tournament without knockouts, supported by large prize pools and which will also be shown on TV. The buy-in is $330, recommended for all amateurs and players tired of knockout tournaments.
Adel Kabbani, a guest of our series from France, won this tournament live in February, earning $17,000 in prize money.
4️⃣ RPT300 KNOCKOUT BATTLE $175+$125. $40,000 guaranteed.
25,000 stack, 20/25 and 30 minute levels.
You can hunt for juicy knockouts and win a great amount of prize money in the RPT300 tournament, which has also become a fixture in the schedule. A large-scale event in the classic knockout format with a buy-in of $300 and a fixed bounty of $125. The tournament will be played over two entry days, and just two knockouts will turn your participation in it into a freeroll.
A similar tournament in February brought Evgeny Sanyuk, who won it, $10,225 in prize money.
5️⃣ HIGHROLLERS BATTLE BY POKERDOM $260/$1,100. $100,000 guaranteed. 📺 Broadcast
Stack 75,000, levels of 35 and 45 minutes.
A classic High Roller tournament with a buy-in of $1,100 and a guarantee of $100,000, which will be held in September again in partnership with the PokerDom poker room. The High Rollers will be held in a two-day format, with 2 more levels available for late registration on the final day.
In online satellites, the RPTBET and PokerDom rooms are guaranteed to raffle off dozens of tickets, the satellite grid will start with freerolls, the schedule will be announced in the coming days.
At the series itself, you can qualify for the tournament through a satellite, as well as through a stage with a buy-in of only $260 (every fifth participant gets through with a full stack).
The champions of the High Roller tournament at RPT always take home solid payouts. For example, in April, Vladislav Doroshkov won an impressive $56,000 in prize money.
6️⃣ X EVENT CLASSIC KNOCKOUT $170/$400+300. $30,000 guaranteed.
50,000 stack, 30-minute levels.
The return of the legendary X Event to the schedule. Another expensive knockout tournament, this time with a classic fixed bounty of $300 for each knocked out player. A couple of knockouts, and you are already playing an expensive freeroll.
Of course, you can qualify for it through the stage with a buy-in of only $170. Which is incredibly profitable, because just one knockout in the target tournament brings you a pure plus.
The winner of this cool event usually takes a round five-digit sum of prize money.
7️⃣ HIGHROLLERS KNOCKOUT BATTLE $235/$590+400. $40,000 guaranteed.
Stack 75,000, 30-minute levels.
The younger brother of the High Rollers tournament with a buy-in of $990, progressive knockouts and an impressive starting bounty of $400. This event was popular with players in June, so its presence in the September schedule is more than logical. A large starting stack of 75,000 chips and smooth levels of 30 minutes - everything for a comfortable and measured game, so that you have time to demonstrate your poker skills to your opponents. The event will be played over two days, on the final day there will be 2 more levels available for late registration.
Huge knockouts only spur interest and add action to the tournament race. But what's most interesting is that you can also get into this event through the stage with a buy-in of only $235 (every fifth participant with their stack will move on to the main tournament).
In June, Yana Shcherbuk not only qualified for a similar tournament through a satellite, but also won it, earning $17,250 in prize money.
8️⃣ SUPERKNOCKOUT EVENT PKO $300+$200. $35,000 guaranteed.
Stack 30,000, levels of 25 and 30 minutes.
One of the most popular side events is the $500 buy-in Super Knockout in the PKO format. The starting knockout for each knocked out player is $200, and then it increases. As the final table approaches, the knockouts become huge, sometimes exceeding the amount for the top 1.
In February, a similar event was conquered by Renat Lyapin, who earned almost $14,000 in prize money.
In addition to these tournaments, you can find many more great events in the schedule of the upcoming September series. A Chinese Poker tournament, Ladies Cup, and Stars on 45+ have been added, and the tournament grid itself remains one of the most accessible and intense in many years.