Win a ticket to the WCOOP Main Event worth $10,300 for just $55 on PokerStars
Take part in the Power Path Express WCOOP Edition promotion from PokerStars and get a chance to win a ticket to the WCOOP Main Event worth $10,300 for just $55.
On the eve of the biggest online series of the year, PokerStars is launching a unique promotion: Power Path Express WCOOP Edition, which gives players with any bankroll a chance to win a ticket to the WCOOP Main Event worth $10,300 for just $55. As part of this promotion, three tickets to the Main Event High are up for grabs, along with many other valuable prizes, making the series even more accessible to a wide audience. Power Path Express WCOOP Edition: your chance to enter the Main Event for $55 The special Power Path Express tournament, dedicated to the WCOOP series, will take place on Sunday, September 7, at 1:10 PM Eastern Time (ET). The tournament prize pool is $200,000 in WCOOP tickets and Power Passes, opening the door for participants to the most prestigious championship events. The following prizes will be awarded in this tournament: 1st–3rd place: WCOOP Main Event High ticket worth $10,300 4th–16th place: Silver Pass worth $2,500 17th–50th place: WCOOP Main Event Medium ticket worth $1,050 51st–1000th place: Bronze Pass worth $109 Silver Pass and Bronze Pass can be exchanged for WCOOP tickets or used to enter other PokerStars online and live tournaments. So even if you don’t make the top three, your chances of winning a valuable prize remain very high. Steve Clarricoats, Deputy Director of Poker Operations at PokerStars, noted that Power Path Express tournaments have already gained popularity as an effective way to qualify for the most prestigious online poker events. According to him, WCOOP is open not only to professionals: PokerStars is constantly looking for new ways for players of all experience levels and bankrolls to take part in the series. WCOOP 2025: $65,000,000 guaranteed The World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) 2025 will be held from September 7 to October 1 on PokerStars. The schedule features 378 tournaments with buy-ins for every taste: from $5.50 to $10,300. The total series guarantee exceeds $65,000,000, making WCOOP one of the largest and most accessible global poker series. Special attention is drawn to the 11 championship events, including two Main Events with a $10,300 buy-in. These two tournaments alone guarantee a $7,000,000 prize pool, highlighting WCOOP’s status as the main online poker event of the year. Qualification options: from $0.55 and free Even if Power Path Express doesn’t fit your schedule or format, there are plenty of other ways to qualify for WCOOP. PokerStars runs daily satellites with buy-ins starting at $0.55, as well as special Spin & Go qualifiers with entry fees starting at $0.75. Every PokerStars player receives a free Power Path Step 1 ticket worth $0.50 every day. This gives you the chance to start your journey to major WCOOP tournaments absolutely free, gradually moving up the qualification steps. In addition, for participating in any WCOOP tournament, players earn Lucky Dip points, which automatically enter them into a draw for an extra prize pool — $500,000 in WCOOP tickets, awarded throughout the series. Power Path Express WCOOP Edition Prize Table 1st–3rd place: WCOOP Main Event High ticket ($10,300) 4th–16th place: Silver Pass ($2,500) 17th–50th place: WCOOP Main Event Medium ticket ($1,050) 51st–1000th place: Bronze Pass ($109) Silver and Bronze Passes can be exchanged for WCOOP tickets or used to enter other PokerStars online and live tournaments. Context: What are WCOOP and Power Path? WCOOP is an annual online tournament series considered the unofficial world championship of online poker. The series brings together players from all over the world and offers a wide range of buy-ins, making it accessible to both beginners and professionals. Power Path is a qualification system developed by PokerStars to give players the opportunity to enter the biggest tournaments, starting with minimal investment or even for free. By progressing through Power Path stages, players can win tickets and passes to various events, including WCOOP, as well as live PokerStars tournaments. What this means for PPPoker club players For PPPoker club members, this news is a great example of how major online platforms are expanding opportunities for players with any bankroll. Even if you mainly play club games, the experience of participating in qualifiers and major online series can be valuable for developing your poker skills and building your bankroll. The Power Path structure, where you can start with minimal investment and step by step work your way up to major tournaments, can inspire club organizers to run their own multi-stage qualifiers. This not only increases player engagement but also gives everyone a chance to prove themselves at a higher level. Moreover, taking part in such promotions teaches strategic bankroll management and lets you experience the atmosphere of the world’s biggest series without leaving home. Stay tuned for updates and bring the best practices to your PPPoker clubs!