Win a Free Poker Cruise via ClubWPT and WPT Global
You can have a memorable, and warm, spring break this year while playing some poker with the World Poker Tour (WPT). And even better, you can even win your way onto the WPT Voyage for what is going to be an epic vacation.
How can you win a spot on the poker cruise? There are multiple ways to do so on both WPT Global and ClubWPT. The Virgin Voyages cruise sets sail from Miami on March 31 and then returns to land April 6.
In between those dates, the cruise ship will make stops in Grand Cayman and Bimini, Bahamas.
Cruise the Atlantic for Free
According to a World Poker Tour press release, ClubWPT has run the $12,000 WPT Voyage Diamond Challenge Series throughout January and will continue with 12 more WPT Voyage Passport opportunities in February. Ultimately, ClubWPT will be sending 50 members to the Caribbean poker festival.
The opportunity to join the World Poker Tour aboard WPT Voyage through winning a satellite event on ClubWPT or WPT Global is truly remarkable, said World Poker Tour CEO Adam Pliska. Not only will players have the chance to win a WPT Voyage package, but once aboard WPT Voyage they will be afforded the opportunity to compete in a Championship Event with the chance to be crowned a WPT Champion.
Qualifier winners will receive a $6,000 WPT Voyage Passport for two people, and it includes a Sea Terrace cabin on the ship, entry into the $1,100 buy-in WPT Prime Voyage Championship poker tournament, an a cash travel stipend. The remaining players at the qualifier final tables will share $500 in cash.
WPT Global also has some satellites available worth even more. The online poker platform is currently running satellite tournaments for as little as $5, and players can try to ladder up all the way to winning a $12,400 cruise passport that includes the $1,100 WPT Prime entry, a seat in the $5,000 Championship event, travel expenses, and a cruise for two.
It is awesome to see that ClubWPT and WPT Global are offering players the chance to win their ticket to WPT Voyage. said WPT Ambassador Andrew Neeme. These satellites provide a pathway for players to join the World Poker Tour crew for what I expect to be a super fun poker-packed vacation. Cant wait to see you onboard. Ahoy!
The cruise will include 20 tournaments, plenty of cash games, with the highlight being the $1 million guaranteed Championship event, and a spot on the ship can be yours by winning a qualifier on WPT Global or ClubWPT.
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