PokerBaazi – Indian Poker Masters (August 2023)

Tournament Info

PokerBaazi.com is here with the return of the India Poker Masters (IPM) tournament series. This online series will take place between 1st to 20th August 2023. With a staggering schedule of 116 tournaments, the series has a massive guarantee of ₹28 Crore!

The series has buy-ins starting at as low as ₹440, and will feature a variety of poker tournaments of different skill level, poker formats and guarantees at the series start from ₹5 Lakh and go up to ₹4 Crore.

₹4 Crore GTD Main Event

Indian Poker Masters Main Event has the biggest event on the schedule, offering ₹4 Crore GTD. With six starting qualifiers, the ME will run between 15th August to 20th August 2023. These qualifiers will have a buy-in of ₹11,000, and survivors will make it to the final day, taking place on 20th April 2023 at 8 PM.

The Main Event flights will be as follows:

• Qualifier 1 – 15th August at 8 PM
• Qualifier 2 – 16th August at 8 PM
• Qualifier 3 – 17th August at 8 PM
• Qualifier 4 – 18th August at 8 PM
• Qualifier 5 – 19th August at 8 PM
• Qualifier 6 – 20th August at 2 PM

Full series schedule: https://www.pokerbaazi.com/tournaments/indian-poker-masters

INDIAN POKER MASTERS LEADERBOARD

The Indian Poker Masters on PokerBaaz also has a series leaderboard worth ₹60 Lakh. Top 40 players on the leaderboard rankings will take home a share from this ₹60 Lakh. The leaderboard topper takes home an impressive ₹15 Lakh.

INDIAN POKER MASTERS FREEROLL

PokerBaazi’s Indian Poker Masters series will also feature freeroll tournaments worth ₹20 Lakh. One freeroll awarding 100 FREE tickets to the Big Value ₹2 Crore GTD tournament. Similarly, there will be a freeroll for the ₹4 Crore GTD Main Event, wherein the top 150 players get free tickets to Qualifier 1. 

Freeroll schedule: https://www.pokerbaazi.com/tournaments/indian-poker-masters

INDIAN POKER MASTERS TROPHY

For this first-time event, the online poker platform will have a dazzling Indian Poker Masters trophy that will be awarded to the Main Event winner. The trophy is designed like a cup, which signifies a champion.