Play In The Second Special Edition Of Gambit Cup On November 9

The Gambit Cup,
Gambit
's non-gambling daily poker tournament, returns for another special edition with a live broadcast on
November 9
. The event
starts at
12 p.m. ET / 18:00 CET / 10:30 p.m. IST
and is open to all Gambit members.
The Gambit Cup is a daily poker tournament on Gambit, Chess.com's gambling-free poker platform. Gambit was launched in May as an educational alternative to other online poker websites. It offers a new home for poker lovers who want to play against real and virtual opponents, compete in tournaments, improve their game, and track their improvement as their rating soars. Since the first special edition of the Gambit Cup, the site has more than doubled its membership and now counts more than 170,000 poker players. Join them now and start playing and learning poker for free:
Join Gambit
The Gambit Cup runs daily and is free and open to all Gambit members. Members compete to finish at the top and win the Queen Gambit crown, a flair that goes on the winner's profile for the day. Tournament points are also on the line, and they can propel members to the top of the Player of the Month leaderboard. Learn more about the event's format below:
Start time:
12 p.m. ET / 18:00 CET / 9:30 p.m. IST
Starting stacks:
200 chips with 1/2 blinds
Levels:
10 minutes each, with blinds doubling each time
Seat allocation:
random
Late registration:
closes at blind level three
Rebuys:
none
We'll broadcast this special edition of the Gambit Cup live on our
Twitch
and
YouTube
channels. This time, star creator and poker enthusiast WFM
Alexandra Botez
will lead the show, accompanied by her poker coach
Landon Tice
. The broadcast will run on a five-minute delay to prevent stream sniping.
Go to
Gambit.com/tournaments
on November 9, then click the green Register button to join the tournament. If you can't play, make sure you join the broadcast to catch every hand and see what the players at the table can't: hole cards face up, live win percentages, full tournament standings, and a running chip count for the leaders.
In the last special edition of the Gambit Cup, held on August 31, more than 1,450 people joined the event. After a little over two hours of intense competition,
SaVaToP1gG took the title
. SaVaToP1gG needed a straight to knock out runner-up Marzi, whose pair of nines fell short.
Will you be the one to make history and take the Queen Gambit crown in front of a live audience? Then join the Gambit Cup on November 9!