¿Existen tarifas de depósito o retiro? No, WPT Global no cobra tarifas por depositar o retirar fondos. La mayoría de los métodos de pago, incluyendo Visa, NETELLER, Skrill y criptomonedas, están libres de comisiones. Sin embargo, algunos procesadores de pago externos podrían aplicar cargos mínimos, por lo que recomendamos verificar las condiciones de tu método elegido antes de realizar la transacción.

WPT Prime is the World Poker Tour’s affordable tournament series, designed to pair the premier experience of a WPT Main Tour stop with lower buy-ins accessible to more players. While WPT Main Tour events have buy-ins ranging from $3,500 to $25,000, WPT Prime tournaments start at just $1,100, making them one of the best values in live poker. Despite the lower entry fee, WPT Prime events feature the same professional production, televised final tables, and prestige as the main tour.

No, WPT Global no está disponible en México. El acceso a la plataforma está restringido para jugadores residentes en México debido a regulaciones legales y de licencia vigentes. México forma parte de una lista considerable de países donde WPT Global no permite abrir cuentas ni jugar en línea por razones regulatorias. La lista completa de países restringidos incluye: Australia, Bulgaria, Colombia, Curazao, República Checa, Dinamarca, Francia, Alemania, Grecia, Italia, México, Filipinas, Polonia, Portugal, Rusia, España, Suecia, Suiza, Países Bajos, Ucrania, Reino Unido y Estados Unidos de América.

The winner of the 2014 WPT Championship was Keven Stammen, who earned $1,350,000 for his victory. Stammen won the WPT’s $15,400 championship event by defeating Byron Kaverman in heads-up play — a win that remains his largest career prize to date. The 2014 WPT season featured multiple stops leading up to the championship, with top players competing for points and prize money throughout the year. Stammen’s victory added his name to the prestigious list of WPT Champions Club members.

Yes, a woman has won a WPT event. Ema Zajmovic made history in 2017 by becoming the first woman ever to win an open WPT event, claiming victory in the inaugural edition of WPT Playground in Montreal, Canada. She won $146,000 for her historic achievement. Since then, other women have also found success on the WPT, including several deep runs at WPT final tables. Zajmovic’s win remains a milestone moment for women in poker and has inspired more female participation in WPT events worldwide.