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For a limited time only, you can win up to €1,000,000 in special edition Spin & Go’s available for €5 and €10. For more details, including prizes and probabilities, click here.

Spin & Go’s are the fastest way to win up to 10,000 times your buy-in. Available for both Hold’em and Omaha, each Spin & Go has a randomly assigned prize pool, and gives you the chance to win up to €1,000,000 in minutes. And with buy-ins from €0.25, it’s the exciting poker format that anyone can play.

How Spin & Go’s work

Spin & Go’s are fast-paced, 3-Max Hyper-Turbo Sit & Go tournaments, featuring 500 chip starting stacks. Tournaments have randomly drawn prize pools that will award between two and 12,000 times your buy-in.

Omaha Spin & Go’s play out just like the regular versions of these exciting tourneys, with the only difference being that the game played is Omaha instead of Texas Hold’em. In Omaha, each player receives four hole cards, and must use exactly two of them to make their poker hand. To learn more about this fun, action-packed poker variant, see here.

To get started, select your buy-in and the number of simultaneous tournaments you want to play, and then click the ‘Register’ button. It’s that easy. You will be seated at a tournament table until two other players have registered.

As soon as a third player registers for your Spin & Go tournament, there will be a random draw to decide how big the tournament prize pool will be. The spinner in the center of the table will display the prize pool to all players.

The first hand will then be dealt and the Spin & Go prize will be up for grabs.

Example: You register for a €10 Spin & Go. Once two other players have registered, the prize pool will be randomly drawn and announced to players before the first card is dealt. The first-place prize will be multiplied between two and 10,000 times your buy-in, meaning you could turn €10 into between €20 and €100,000.

Most Spin & Go's are played as 'winner-takes-all' tournaments except when your Spin & Go hits one of the five highest prize tiers. No player walks away empty-handed in the top three prize tiers, as the second and third-place finishers will receive 10% of the first-place prize.

The prize pool is also split in the fourth highest prize tier, with 80% going to the winner, 12% to the second-place finisher and 8% going to the third-place finisher. In the fifth highest prize tier, the prize pool is split, with 80% going to the winner and 20% to the second-place finisher.

Please Note: The length of each blind level in a given Spin & Go tournament is dependent on what prize pool multiplier is drawn before the tournament starts. The length varies as follows:

Play faster with Spin & Go Flash

Are Spin & Go's too slow for you? Try faster Spin & Go Flash tournaments.

In Spin & Go Flash Hold'em tournaments, players start with 300 chips but the blind levels increase every one minute.

To play Spin & Go Flash, look for the Flash lightning symbol in the 'Spin & Go' lobby.

Prizes and probabilities

Click below for a breakdown of the prizes and probability of winning each of the Spin & Go’s.

An 8% rake will apply to €0.25 Spin & Go's.

A 7% rake will apply to Spin & Go's with a buy-in between €1 and €250.

Want a shot at up to €5,000? For a limited time, you could get a Stars Rewards Spin & Go ticket when you win a Stars Rewards Chest.

The rake in €0.25 Spin & Go’s is 8% of the tournament’s original buy-in. The rake in €1, €2, €5, €10, €25, €50, €100 and €250 Spin & Go’s is 7% of the tournament’s original buy-in.

Structure

We offer Spin & Go’s in a selection of different buy-ins as shown above. Regardless of the buy-in, players will start the tournament with 500 chips and will play three-minute levels. Deal making is not possible in Spin & Go’s.

Please Note: We reserve the right to change the frequency, odds, and stakes offered at any given time. We reserve the right to use the video replay, or part of the video replay, of tournaments with the highest multiplier and show hole cards in our marketing material.

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Tetris® combines with Spin & Go tournaments at PokerStars in a fun promotion that sees $1.5 million paid out between February 15 and March 28.

Head to the Spin & Go lobby in the PokerStars client and you’ll see there are Tetris® Spin & Go games with buy-ins of $0.25, $1, $2, $5, $10, $25, $50, $100, $250, and $500. They all play out the exact same way as a traditional Spin & Go, meaning they’re three-handed hyper-turbo tournaments where the prize pool is randomly determined before the first hand is dealt.

It’s still possible to win up to $1 million in some of these game, but there are a few notable differences.

First, the virtual felt is made up of Tetris® blocks, which actually looks pretty cool. Also, the dealer button is now a Tetris® block too, and other blocks fall down the screen.

The Tetris® part of the promotion comes in the form of leaderboards. There’s a separate leaderboard for each Tetris® Spin & Go buy-in level, so 10 in total. You need to opt-in and then fire up some Tetris® Spin & Go tournaments.

Play your tournaments as you would ordinarily, but do so knowing the aim of the game is to clear lines, just like in Tetris®. The number of lines you clear depends on your Spin & Go multiplier and your finishing position in the tournament.

Your level increases each time you clear five lines. This results in you earning even more points so you can climb up your leaderboard faster.

How Many Lines Do I Clear?

As you can see from the table above, finishing in 1st place in a Tetris® Spin & Go that has a 2x multiplier clears four lines. Just playing a tournament earns you points.

How Do You Earn Points?

The number of leaderboard points you earn is based on your finishing position and your current level. You start off earning 40 points for clearing one line when you’re at Level 0, but this increases to 840 points if you manage to climb to Level 20, which is the highest level you can achieve.

It is possible to earn up to 25,200 points per Tetris® Spin & Go tournament, as you can see in this table.

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Tetris® Spin & Go Payout Table

The leaderboards payout $33,000 every day throughout the promotion making for a combined total of $1,500,000 just for playing Tetris® Spin & Go tournaments.

The $0.25, $1, $2, and $5 leaderboard payout the top 100 points earners, so you have a decent chance of walking away with a cash prize. The prizes don’t have any restrictions on them meaning you’re free to do with them as you wish.

The Tetris® Playing Field – Avoid Hitting Game Over

There’s an extra element to this promotion that you have to be aware of at all times. PokerStars calls it the Playing Field.

Just like in a game of Tetris® where it is Game Over when the blocks reach the top of the screen, it can be game over for you if you go on a streak of out of the money finishes!

Finishing in first place either improves your Playing Field status or makes zero change to it. Finish in second place, however, and your Playing Field status either stays the same or actually worsens, which is also the case when you finish in third place.

Your table, or playing field, is green in color when your Playing Field is in a good state. It turns amber when it is worsening and turns red when you’re in big trouble. Failing to win when your playing field is red could see you reach Game Over which means you cannot earn any more leaderboard points until the next day!

The changes to your playing field status depend on your current level.

Get Involved in the Tetris® Spin & Go Promotion

Spin Good

With $33,000 waiting to be won every day until March 28 there’s no time to waste if you want to win some free cash.

Download PokerStars via PokerNews, enter the bonus code “STARS600” when making your first deposit and PokerStars will match your deposit 100% up to $600. In fact, your first three deposits in a 90-day window are matched 100% up to a combined maximum of $600.

All you need to do then is opt-in and fire up some Tetris® Spin & Go tournaments and see if you can pad your bankroll with some of the $1.5 million that’s guaranteed to be won. That and try not to spend the rest of the day humming the famous Tetris® tune!

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