WePlay Promotions

Any player making a first deposit of $50 or more gets 200% of it as bonus cash, up to $600, which takes a $300 deposit. WePlay calls it a triple up: $100 in, $200 of bonus beside it.

• The bonus is not yours on the day you deposit. It is released in instalments of 5% of the total, each one credited automatically when it is cleared, and the next one starts at once. On a $200 bonus that is twenty pieces of $10; on the $600 maximum, twenty pieces of $30.
• Instalments are cleared by playing poker across the network, tournaments and cash tables both. WePlay's page does not say how much play clears one piece; the Promo Status tab in the menu shows your progress.
• You have 60 days from the deposit to clear it. Whatever is not released by then is gone.
• If you withdraw, any bonus money still waiting to be cleared is forfeited. Clear it or let it go before you take money out.
• One account per player, and one bonus per device and IP address.

The page lists no points-per-piece figure, so we cannot tell you how many hands clear $10 of it. The honest way to treat it is as a rebate on rake you were going to pay anyway: if you would play the sixty days regardless, it is money; if you would not, it is not a reason to deposit $300. How each room's bonus is released.

WePlay pays 30% of the rake you generated in the week straight into your balance every Monday. There is nothing to opt into, no points to convert and no tier to reach. For a regular player this is the promotion that matters most, because it pays on every hand and never expires. What rakeback is worth per hundred hands, and our calculator for your own volume.

A progressive high-hand jackpot on the No-Limit Hold'em cash tables. 15% of the rake collected at the eligible tables goes into a fund, and a player who wins a hand with a qualifying combination is paid a share of the fund at once. The stronger the hand and the higher the stake, the larger the share. WePlay says the jackpot is still in testing and that the fund, the qualifying hands and the percentages can change, daily and without notice.

• You must win the hand, use both hole cards, and show them. A hand that is mucked or won without a showdown does not count.
• The lower qualifying hands need a pocket pair in the hole.
• At least three players must be dealt in. If the board is run twice, only the first run counts.
• It is paid at once, at the table, when the hand is shown.

The Bad Beat Jackpot pays when a very strong hand loses to a stronger one. It runs on the Hold'em, Omaha and five-card Omaha cash tables, and 5% of the rake from each pot feeds it: a $10 rake puts 50 cents in. The loser takes the largest share, the winner half of that, and the rest of the table splits the same again. WePlay's page for it was last updated on 6 August 2026.

• At least four players must be dealt in before the flop, both hole cards must play, and the hand must reach showdown.
• If more than one player loses with a qualifying hand, the prize is divided between them in proportion.
• Only the first run of the board counts when it is run twice.
• The current size of the fund is shown in the lobby, and WePlay can change or suspend the promotion at any time.

Spins are three-player games at $1, $3 and $5. A game starts as soon as three players have registered, a wheel sets the prize before the first hand, and the last player standing takes it. You can register for several at once, and the My Spins button tracks them. WePlay publishes how often each multiplier is drawn, per 100 million games.

Our arithmetic from that table: the average prize is 2.85 buy-ins. Three buy-ins go in, so the room keeps 5% of every game and the players share the rest, with the 10,000 multiplier coming up once in half a million games. 93% of games are played for two or three buy-ins, which makes a Spin a heads-up and three-handed push-or-fold contest more than a lottery; our Spins strategy and the push or fold chart are built for it. The app also shows a Spin & Win card, play poker and win Spins up to 10,000 times, whose terms are in the lobby rather than on the promotions site.

Tickets are WePlay's way of letting a player move up the buy-ins without paying for them, and they are the part of the schedule we point beginners to first.

• Daily ticket freerolls: free to enter every day, paying tournament tickets of $1.10, $2.20 and $3.30.
• Daily ticket satellites: a small buy-in for a bigger seat, paying tickets of $11, $22 and $33. In the schedule we have, the $1.10 satellite pays an $11 ticket, the $2.20 a $22 ticket and the $3.30 a $33 ticket.
• Weekly special satellites: a direct route into the Eliminator on Tuesday and the Sunday Showdown on Sunday.
• A ticket is valid for any tournament of that buy-in, so a $33 ticket won on Monday can be played in the Bounty Blitz on Wednesday or the Predator on Thursday.

WePlay's page does not list the freeroll times or how many tickets each one pays; the lobby does. Our satellite strategy page covers how to play them, which is not like a normal tournament.

The promotions site presents the schedule as four daily series and five flagship events. The daily series: the Daily Grind, deep stacks at $11, $16.50, $22 and $33 with $300 to $3,000 guaranteed; the Bounty Blitz, progressive knockouts at $16.50, $22 and $33 with $500 to $4,000; the Daily Turbo at $11 and $22 with $300 to $500; and the Micro Climb at $1.10, $2.20 and $5.50 with no guarantee. The Rebuy Rush at $1.10 and $2.20 with $75 to $200 guaranteed runs beside them.

The whole week adds up to $76,325 in guarantees. The day-by-day schedule, with every start time, is in our WePlay review, and the formats are explained on the knockout and the rebuy strategy pages.

SZTOS Millions King's Rozvadov is a live poker festival at King's Resort in Rozvadov, on the Czech-German border, from 7 to 14 December 2026. The Main Event costs €185 and guarantees €300,000; the February edition drew 1,909 entries, 15% of the field is paid and the minimum cash is €370. WePlay runs the online satellites, and the cheapest way in costs nothing.

• A package is five nights for two at the four-star King's Resort hotel, 9 to 14 December, a seat in the €185 Main Event, and a host on site for the stay. WePlay's page gives no cash value for it.
• One package per player. If you win one, stop playing the package satellites.
• Packages and tickets cannot be exchanged for cash or anything else. Do not play the package satellites unless you can be in Rozvadov in December.
• After winning a package you email the WePlay team, who arrange it with the event.
• The nearest airports by road are Nuremberg at about 131 km, Prague at about 163 km and Munich at about 220 km.

The festival also lists a Mystery Bounty with €40,000 guaranteed, a Super High Roller and a High Roller with €30,000 each, and a Pot-Limit Omaha event with €20,000. The satellites to the side events are on the venue's own schedule, not WePlay's ladder.

• Players must be 18 or older, and WePlay can change or suspend any promotion at any time; the pages say updates are posted there.
• Suspected abuse is investigated. One account per player.
• After a technical error WePlay may work out a jackpot or a bonus by hand under the promotion's terms.
• Our buttons to WePlay carry our affiliate code. The promotions you get through them are the same as for everyone else.