1️⃣ RPT MAIN EVENT $180/$740. $250,000 guaranteed.
50,000 chips, 20/30/40/45 and 60-minute levels.
New Main Event format: all entry days are now played to the ITM (15%), and by Day 2, all participants are already in the money! You can enter the Main Event directly for $740, receiving a starting stack of 50,000 chips, or you can try to qualify for any of the Main Event entry days (at the player's discretion) for just $180 through three stages—Stages 1A, 1B, and 1C. Participants in these stages receive 10,000 chips at the start and play up to 20% of the total number of entries into that stage. In other words, every fifth player from each stage advances to the Main Event with the stack they built in that stage.
The Main Event winner typically receives over $60,000-$70,000. The optimal entry day is Day 1A, which is where most online satellite winners participate. Don't miss your chance to win Main Event tickets and packages in online satellites on RPTBET.
One of the RPT Main Event winners is Artem Matyushkin, who earned an impressive $70,000 in prize money last February!
2️⃣ BELARUS KNOCKOUT CHAMPIONSHIP PKO $180+$100. $100,000 guaranteed.
20,000 stacks, 20/25 and 30-minute levels.
A favorite of RPT players, this affordable event features progressive knockouts, a great structure, and a buy-in of just $280. Please note that this event has four entry flights, and stacks are not cumulative! Each entry flight is played to 12% of the participants, all of whom automatically cash and play out the tournament on the final day.
This is the largest event on the RPT schedule, always attracting over 500 entries. As the final table approaches, the tournament becomes a race for big knockouts. Traditionally, dozens of tickets will be awarded in online satellites on RPTBET.
In December, a similar tournament attracted an impressive 671 entries and was won by Sergey Kulagin, who took home $21,130 in prize money.
3️⃣ GRAND CLASSIC KNOCKOUT BATTLE $230+$150. $100,000 guaranteed.
Stack size: 25,000, levels: 20/25/30 and 40 minutes.
This event has successfully undergone two series of testing and has firmly established itself in the tournament grid. You can hunt for juicy knockouts and win a hefty prize pool at the Grand Classic KO Battle. Four entry days, a truly large-scale event in a classic knockout format with a $380 buy-in and a fixed bounty of $150.
Just a couple of knockouts turns your participation into practically a freeroll, and the winner will take home a hefty five-figure prize pool.
In December, a similar tournament attracted 488 entries and was won by Andrey Mikulchik, who earned $14,725 in prize money.
4️⃣ HIGHROLLERS BATTLE BY POKERDOM $260/$1,100. $100,000 guaranteed.
75,000 stacks, 35- and 45-minute levels.
The classic High Roller tournament with a $1,100 buy-in and a $100,000 guarantee will be held again in June in partnership with PokerDom. The tournament is a two-day event, with four more levels available for late registration on the final day.
RPTBET and PokerDom will guarantee dozens of tickets in online satellites, and the satellite grid will traditionally begin with freerolls or free buy-ins. At the series itself, you can qualify for the High Roller via satellites, as well as through a stage with a buy-in of just $260 (one in five players qualify with a full stack).
RPT High Roller champions always take home substantial payouts. For example, in April, Vladislav Doroshkov won a hefty $56,000 in prize money.
5️⃣ HIGHROLLERS KNOCKOUT BATTLE PKO $260/$700+$400. $60,000 guaranteed.
75,000 chips, 30-minute levels.
The little brother of the High Roller tournament, with a $1,100 buy-in, progressive knockouts, and a hefty $400 starting bounty. This event has proven popular with players of previous series, so its inclusion on the schedule is more than logical. A large starting stack of 75,000 chips and smooth 30-minute levels ensure comfortable and measured play. The event will be played over two days, with late registration closing on the final day.
Huge knockouts only add excitement and action to the tournament. But what's most interesting is that this event will also offer stage entry with a buy-in of just $260 (every fifth participant with their stack will advance to the main tournament).
Last June, Yana Shcherbuk not only qualified for a similar tournament via satellite but also won it, earning $17,250 in prize money.
6️⃣ X EVENT CLASSIC KNOCKOUT $500+$300. $60,000 guaranteed.
50,000 stack, 30/25 minute levels.
The legendary X Event is also on the schedule. Another high-stakes knockout tournament with a classic fixed bounty of $300 for each player eliminated. A couple of knockouts, and you'll feel like you're playing a high-stakes freeroll.
In September, a similar event attracted 115 entries and was won by Mikhail Ketlerov, who took home $12,900 in prize money.
7️⃣ SUPERKNOCKOUT EVENT PKO $400+$200. $40,000 guaranteed.
30,000 stacks, 20/25 and 30-minute levels.
Despite the hefty buy-in, this is one of the most popular side events—the $600 Super Knockout in PKO format. The starting knockout for each player eliminated is $200 (half for you, half for your bounty), and the prize pool increases from there. As the final table approaches, the knockouts become huge, sometimes exceeding the top-1 finisher's total.
In December, a similar tournament proved quite popular, attracting 129 entries. The trophy went to Belarusian Igor Pelogeychik, who earned $14,450 in prize money.
8️⃣ MINI MAIN EVENT PKO $300+$150. $35,000 guaranteed.
25,000 stacks, 25/20 minute levels.
A mini version of the Main Event, primarily due to its smooth and measured structure. This tournament is held in a one-day format with progressive knockouts, and its champions, taking into account the number of knockouts, take home nice five-digit prize pools.
Salim Usmanov became the champion of one of the similar Mini Main Events. That tournament attracted 119 entries, and Salim earned $11,290 in prize money.