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WORLD COLLEGE POKER AND POKERSTARS.NET UNITE FOR 2021 CHAMPIONSHIP MAIN EVENT 

Registration Now Open for Free-to-Enter and Play Championship for Students available globally* for the first time 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

World College Poker (WCP) is proud to announce an exclusive partnership with PokerStars.net as sponsors and hosts of the free-to-play 2021 World College Poker Championship Main Event for students aged 18 and over across the globe. It is the first time the event is available globally. World College Poker was created to cultivate an online community of student players who have a burning passion for the game of poker and PokerStars is the world’s largest online poker site, home to some of the most coveted online championships, including the World Championship of Online Poker and Spring Championship of Online Poker.

The Championship will be split into four stages with players divided into six global regions* upon registration who will compete online at PokerStars.net from July 24th. 

• Round One (July 24) – All registrants across the globe will compete in a Round One tournament exclusive for their region. In each region, entrants will play down to 50 players who will qualify for Round Two. 

• Round Two (July 31) – The 300 qualifiers from Round One will compete to be one of 45 players going through to Round Three. Their chip stacks will be carried from Round Two to Round Three.

• Round Three (August 7) – The remaining 45 players, who will all receive PokerStars swag bags, will then play down to the final six. 

• Round Four – Final Table (TBA) – The top six finishers will compete live** or online to be crowned the 2021 World College Poker Main Event Champion. More details will be announced in due course. 

WCP’s College Championship Main Event is open to students aged 18 and over with a valid student ID who are currently enrolled at colleges, universities, and vocational schools worldwide. To add to the excitement of finding a 2021 global student champion, a host of epic prizes will also be up for grabs, including a PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT) package worth around €8000, a custom gaming chair for the six finalists, and an engraved PokerStars trophy for the winner.

Solve For Why Academy, a comprehensive poker training company founded by highstakes star, Matt Berkey, is awarding the second-place finisher a three-day trip to Las Vegas, an academy seat, and round-trip airfare. Premier Pot Limit Omaha training site, PLO Quick Pro, is awarding vacation packages for the top three finishers, as well as special hotel packages for the six finalists. Additional prizes include a private lesson with top players such as World Poker Tour Player of the Year - Jonathan Little, and master coach Alex Fitzgerald. Patrik Antonius, high stakes superstar and First Land of Poker app (FLOP) co-founder, will also battle the overall winner in a heads-up challenge.