The World Series of Poker’s digital poker platform WSOP.com officially launched its shared liquidity software Tuesday catering to players in Delaware, Nevada and New Jersey.
Offering a bigger selection of cash games and tournaments along with larger prize pools, is described as a ‘game changer’ by WSOP.com’s head of online poker, Bill Rini who hopes the multi-state model will become the blueprint for addition states to come on board in the future.
“It’s a monumental day for online poker in the United States,” Rini said.
WSOP.com has marked the occasion of the shared liquidity compact with the launch of the ‘Coast to Coast Classic’ which will run from May 11 to 20, featuring 32 tournaments with buy-ins ranging from $11 up to $1,000.
In addition to the Coast To Coast Classic and other fresh line-ups, WSOP.com has improved its loyalty programme, now called ‘Poker Rewards’, to allow Nevada and New Jersey players the opportunity to be part of the same club.
“The new and enhanced loyalty club will allow players to achieve an incredible 32% rake back based on their participation,” WSOP said. “As a result of these changes, Total Rewards levels will be removed from Poker Rewards as to not confuse with offline Diamond and above levels.”