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Stake Poker Launches New 3-Max Hyper-Turbo JAQKpot

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Stake Poker launches JAQKpot! 3-Max Hyper-Turbo Sit & Go format.
Random prize pools up to 20,000x multiplier; max prize $1,000,000.
Available on stake.us and stake.com; high multipliers pay all players.

Stake Poker has officially launched JAQKpot!, a new 3-Max Hyper-Turbo Sit & Go format available on stake.us and stake.com. Featuring buy-ins from $/SC0.50 to $/SC50, the game offers random multipliers up to 20,000x and maximum prizes reaching $/SC1,000,000.

Stake Poker has officially expanded its online poker offerings by entering one of the industry's most popular game variants with the launch of JAQKpot!.

The new addition introduces a fast-paced, lottery-style tournament structure to the platform's user base across different regions.

The rollout of JAQKpot! follows a staggered release schedule. The format first became available to players on the stake.us platform on June 29, followed by its official launch on stake.com on July 1.

Format Mechanics and Multipliers

JAQKpot! is structured as a 3-Max Hyper-Turbo Sit & Go tournament. In this format, the total prize pool is randomly determined right before the first card of the match is dealt, allowing any individual game the potential to feature an elevated prize pool.

The format features four distinct buy-in levels, each carrying a maximum prize pool multiplier of 20,000x the entry fee:

$/SC0.50 Buy-In: Offers a maximum prize of up to $/SC10,000.
$/SC2 Buy-In: Offers a maximum prize of up to $/SC40,000.
$/SC10 Buy-In: Offers a maximum prize of up to $/SC200,000.
$/SC50 Buy-In: Offers a maximum prize of up to $/SC1,000,000.

To accommodate high-volume players, Stake Poker allows participants to play on up to four JAQKpot! tables simultaneously.

The payout structure of JAQKpot! shifts depending on the randomly selected multiplier. For lower multipliers, which include the 2x, 3x, and 5x tiers, the tournaments operate on a strict winner-take-all basis, meaning only the first-place finisher receives a payout.

For tournaments that trigger a 10x multiplier or higher, the prize pool is distributed among all three participating players, ensuring that every player at the table secures a profit.

The exact prize distribution and occurrence frequencies per 10,000,000 games are structured as follows: