Bithumb announced on the 20th that it will host a poker tournament 'Bithumb X Double A Poker Championship' in partnership with NHN.
This tournament will be a competition to showcase pure poker skills through satellite tournaments and an offline final round within the Double A Poker game. A total prize pool of 310 million won will be provided. The first part of the tournament is an online satellite tournament that will be held for ten days from November 25th to December 4th. During this period, participants will compete daily at 7:30 PM and 10 PM to win 500 tickets to the final round. Bithumb will support the first-time Bithumb members to participate in the Double A Poker satellite tournament, and the first 1,000 people will receive Double A Poker game money. This benefit can be received by participating in the Bithumb membership event through Double A Poker.
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The final round and championship match will be held at the IVEX Studio in Gwangmyeong on December 7th and 8th, starting at 12 PM. Out of the 500 finalists, the top 75 players from the December 7th final round will advance to the championship match on December 8th to determine the final winner. The winner will receive a trophy and 100 million won worth of BTC as the grand prize.
On the last day of the tournament, in addition to the championship match, a special side event 'Bithumb X Double A Poker Freeroll' will be held for participants and spectators. This is a friendly event where a total of 10 million won worth of prizes, including Bithumb points, can be won. The Freeroll event is open to the first 200 participants. Additionally, various giveaways and coupon events will be held throughout the tournament venue.
A Bithumb official said, "This championship tournament is Bithumb's fourth culture project following the co-hosted amateur golf tournament with Naver N Golf, the carbon-neutral cycling festival Gran Festa, and the partnership with Lotte World." He added, "We will continue to explore new ways for many people to enjoy unique experiences and receive abundant benefits through culture and virtual assets."
- Reporter Kim Jeong-woo
- woo@decenter.kr
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