William Hill: 2 Rake Chases, Double StrategyPoints and Many Freerolls in March
In March: two soft weekly rake chases totalling $75,000, a week of double StrategyPoints, and a $10,000 depositors freeroll on March 13th.
Two rake chases, $75,000 at stake
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Our two exclusive rake chases should be achievable for all Gold members, as you just need $100/$200 rake per week.
Chase #1: March 14th - 20th
• The first 500 players to reach $100 rake are getting $50 in cash.
• The 500 cap is high - in the last weeks, less than 200 players reached it.
Chase #2: March 21st - 27th
• The first 500 players to reach $200 rake are getting $100 in cash.
• The 500 cap is high - in the last weeks, less than 100 players reached it.
$10,000 depositors freeroll in March
- Name: $10.000 PS.com depositors freeroll
- Starting time: 13/03, 15:00 GMT
- Registration starts: 13/03, 13:00 GMT
- Requirements: Open only to PokerStrategists with a tracked William Hill account who made a deposit of at least $20 between 25/02 00:00 GMT and 12/03, 23:59 GMT
Does this have to be my first deposit? No. You can participate in this freeroll as long as you make a deposit, regardless of how many times you have deposited in the past at William Hill.
Where can I find the freeroll? The freeroll can be found in the William Hill lobby, under Tournaments > WH Exclusives > $10.000 PS depositors freeroll.
Interested in more freerolls at William Hill?
- 31 x $100 freerolls: every day at 17:00 GMT. Read more
- 4 x $1,000 weekly freerolls: every Monday at 19:00 GMT. Read more
7 days of Double StrategyPoints at William Hill
Important: During the first rake chase, you will also earn 1 Bonus Point for every StrategyPoint you earn at William Hill. This means that you can win $50 and 1,000 StrategyPoints by reaching the $100 rake needed for our exclusive chase.
*Note: the bonus StrategyPoints count towards your PokerStrategy.com rank and lifetime point counter. These points do not count towards any promotions such as the Top250 or Tell-A-Friend.
What do you think about these promotions? Are you interested more in the rake chases or the freerolls? Share your opinion with fellow PokerStrategists in the William Hill forum:
