CoinPoker World Poker Masters Enters Its Biggest Phase
After a huge opening week, the CoinPoker World Poker Masters now moves into its biggest stretch, with CoinMillions, CoinMasters Gold Weeks, Pads POWERJAM, major Main Event flights, and the CoinMasters race all taking center stage.
The first week of the CoinPoker World Poker Masters is in the books, and CoinPoker’s biggest online poker tournament series has already delivered plenty of action. Now, the focus shifts toward some of the biggest highlights still to come.
Over the next few weeks, players can look forward to the new $1,000,000 CoinMasters BITCOIN event, the CoinMasters Gold Weeks, and weekly leaderboard competitions packed with extra value.
The World Poker Masters officially kicked off on May 3 with a massive $25,000,000 guarantee, and the first full week of CoinPoker’s elite tournament series is now complete.
The opening stretch delivered a packed schedule featuring daily trophy events, Main Event and Mini Main Event Day 1 flights, CoinMasters tournaments, PLO action, and PKO formats. Week 1 also brought the first $5,200 WPM High Roller flight, several six-figure guaranteed events, and the early rounds of the $500,000 World Poker Masters leaderboards, setting the tone for an even bigger run of upcoming highlights.
WPM First Week Statistics
The opening phase of the World Poker Masters, running from May 3 to May 7, produced some impressive numbers across the first completed events.
A total of 101,317 tournament entries were recorded, with 11,621 players taking part across 132 completed tournaments. Those events generated $6,849,023 in prizes, while 3,233 direct satellite tickets were awarded to players chasing bigger seats.
The largest Week 1 prize pool came in the $150 CoinMasters BITCOIN, which reached $327,888. The biggest single payout went to “TimmyPoker”, who collected $53,935 after winning the $1,050 Monday Clash High Roller PKO.
Several players also turned low-cost satellite entries into major results, showing how quickly a small starting point can become a serious score during the World Poker Masters:
| Player | Tournament | Finishing Position | Won |
|---|---|---|---|
| Note100 | WPM #4H: â‚®215 MONSTERSTACK 2-DAY | 1st | $19,463.52 |
| Parlamentaras | WPM S: â‚®1,050 Monday Clash HR PKO | 3rd | $14,881.25 |
| AgoWithTheFlowA | WPM-H â‚®320 CoinHunter HR PKO | 2nd | $9,719.47 |
| thiyam | WPM-H â‚®215 Supreme 8-Max | 3rd | $8,690.94 |
| ChipChamp | WPM S: â‚®1,050 Monday Clash HR PKO | 6th | $6,631.25 |
CoinMillions and Gold Weeks
The next phase of the World Poker Masters began on May 10 with the debut of CoinMillions, a new $215 flagship event featuring a $1,000,000 guarantee. The tournament drew 4,278 entries, paid 660 places, and awarded $126,500 to first place.
As the event reached the later stages, “kurt23x” led the field ahead of “prodigymineiro7,” while several CoinMasters leaderboard contenders, including Patrick Leonard, remained in contention. The action continues with CoinMasters Gold Weeks from May 11 to May 24. During this period, the $150 CoinMasters BITCOIN runs daily except Fridays, awarding physical CoinMasters Gold Coins to winners alongside guarantees of up to $250,000.
The World Poker Masters Schedule also features the $1,500 CoinMasters BITCOIN High Roller with a $1,000,000 guarantee. Day 1 flights take place on May 10, May 17, and May 24, with Day 2 set for May 25. Players are also still chasing the $500,000 World Poker Masters leaderboard
Pads POWERJAM Brings Bounty Action
Pads POWERJAM has joined the World Poker Masters Sunday schedule, bringing a fresh bounty format to CoinPoker in collaboration with Patrick Leonard.
The $125 buy-in event debuted during the opening week with a $50,000 guarantee and will continue every Sunday throughout the series. Each weekly champion receives a full week of direct mentorship from Pads, including one-on-one strategy discussions.
CoinPoker and Leonard plan to grow the event during the month based on player turnout. If the guarantee reaches $100,000 by the end of the series, all Pads POWERJAM participants will be entered into a special $25,000 freeroll.
There is also an extra community twist. If Leonard wins one of the Pads POWERJAM events himself, CoinPoker will cover the full prize pool and redistribute it to players through giveaways on Leonard’s Instagram stories. Ahead of the latest Sunday event, Pads also shared a new POWERJAM video focused on tournament mindset.
WPM Main Event and Mini Main Event
The $530 World Poker Masters Main Event remains one of the biggest targets on the schedule, with Day 1 flights running every Sunday throughout the series before the final Day 2 on June 1. With a massive $2,500,000 guaranteed prize pool, it is set to become the largest tournament in CoinPoker history.
The $55 Mini Main Event is also building momentum, with Day 1 flights running daily except Fridays and a shared Day 2 finale on June 1. Designed as the more accessible path into major World Poker Masters action, the Mini Main Event is expected to attract the largest tournament field CoinPoker has ever seen. Players can qualify for both events through satellites, giving all bankroll levels a route into the headline finales.
Player Wins First-Ever 6th Unique Coin
The CoinMasters promotion has reached a major milestone, with ggggUnit capturing their sixth unique Coin.
That is a big moment for the CoinMasters community, because the real rewards begin once a player completes a set of seven unique Coins. Reaching that mark triggers the final table countdown, where CoinMasters players will compete for the $100,000 poker career package. Around the same time, another $100,000 in Hall of Fame freerolls will also be unlocked, and ggggUnit has already secured a seat in those events.
Before this latest result, four players were sitting on five unique Coins. But with victory in the new $25 CoinMasters LATAM event and the addition of the Shiba Coin, ggggUnit has moved one step away from completing the full collection. Only the PEPE Coin is now missing. The winning event was part of CoinMasters LATAM, a brand-new collection designed with a schedule better suited to Latin American time zones.




