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Nice to hear that you listen to member's suggestion and implement it quickly by having tournament to get entry for the 20k poker night.

Although the tournament is actually not that friendly for Asian players because it will start in the midnight, but at least you try to give chance for your players to participate in the 20k poker night.

I'm wondering how much would be the "cash prize" for the free tournament and how many players will win the cash prize, is it limited to 5 winners only which is the same as the number of free tickets for the 20k poker night tournament?

Obviously there will be no cash prize. It will be a freeroll rewarding five of the players who finish from first to fifth place. And because the tournament might not reach 300 people, the maximum number of registrants, it will definitely improve the players' expectation to reach those places that qualify you to the Super High Roller Tourney.

Good luck to the users of Bitcointalk. I would like to try my luck, but I haven't reached the prerequisite of $5,000 total wager requirement yet.

I'm referring to the previous post by camshuffle, it is written in the image "+ cash prize" as shown below:

As well as written in the previous post:

Quote from: camshuffle on January 22, 2024, 04:27:50 PM

The top 5 players will have a seat to our $20k SUPER HIGH ROLLER TOURNEY, and cash prizes for their efforts!

What does it mean as per your understanding so you say that there will be no cash prizes for the free tournament?
Is this cash prize refer to the main 20k tournament? I dont think so, as he would not say + cash prizes if it is something available in the 20k tourney.

As per my understanding, the top 5 players will get both a seat/ticket + cash prize.

I merely did a quick browse the first time and the first impression I had was that the "+ cash prizes" would be in the Super High Roller Tournament, not in the freeroll. But because the freeroll is accepting only those players that have reached a lifetime wager of $5,000, you're right and it makes sense. Pardon my mistake.