F.A.Q.

- What is RPT?

- It is the largest series of poker tournaments in RUSSIA and CIS. Each stage of the series is held in different cities of Russian Federation. Many different tournaments with different entry fees (buy-ins) and structure are organized within each stage.

- When will RPT Kiev take place?

- The tournament will be held in Kiev - from March 16 to 26, the hotel "Rus"on Hospital Street

- How many participants will be at the main event of RPT Kiev?

- The main event of RPT Kiev expects about 300 participants. The guaranteed prize pool for the whole series will be €777.000.

- Will there be Cash-game in RPT Kiev?
- Yes, during RPT tournaments, about 15 cash tables are usually played simultaneously, ranging from $1-2 to $50-100. Many participants from all over the CIS attend specifically the cash game. In the RPT, you can always find an interesting game for yourself.

-How much money do I need to take part in RPT Kiev?
The RPT tournaments series is famous for the diversity of its buy-ins, and cash game where a poker lover, even with a modest bankroll will always find an interesting game for him/herself.

- What other things can one do in Kiev other than poker?

Kiev - picturesque capital of Ukraine. One of the most beautiful cities in Europe. In this city you are waiting for a cultural event and an unforgettable entertainment.

- How can I book the RUS in Kiev?

- To make a reservation, contact us through tel: +7-916-269-5308, vopros@russianpt.ru or try it on any booking sites like booking.com

-What kind of entertainment programme will be held during RPT Kiev?

- The traditional RPT Party will be held in one of the best nightclubs of Kiev, there will also be unforgettable beach and karaoke parties

-How can I get to Kiev?

- Kiev is seccond biggest cities of Ukraine and it is very simple to get there from Europe.

- How can I become a participant of the RPT tournament?

- There are two options - register directly for the tournament and pay the required buy-in or register for a qualifying tournament (satellite) for a less fee (or free) and take a qualifying seat necessary for the selection.

- What is a satellite?

- It is a qualifying tournament for the main event of one of the tour stages (e.g. for the tournament in Kiev with a buy-in of euro 2,000). The cost of participation in a satellite is by far smaller and the required amount for the buy-in (sometimes it includes travel expenses, accommodation and pocket money) is collected from the total entry fees (buy-ins) of the participants of the satellite.

For Internet-satellites, there is a common step-by-step system through which it is possible and absolutely free to get to the main event. Thus, in order be in the main tournament, you can join the system of satellites at different stages and by winning in the primary satellite, you get access to the next more expensive satellite, and finally to the satellite of the last stage to win a real seat in the main event.

- Do I agree with any conditions by becoming a participant to the RPT?

- Yes, such terms and conditions can be found in the section TOURNAMENTS - RULES. These are standard international rules for poker tournaments.

- Can I sell or transfer my seat in the tournament that I won in a satellite?

- No, all seats won in satellites are personalized and are not transferable to third parties

- Is there any special compulsory dress code at RPT events?

- No, you are free to dress as you like.

- In what currency is the buy-in to RPT events paid?

- All buy-ins to RPT events are paid in dollars. There will be an exchanger at the room where the tournament is being held, and there you can exchange your money at an acceptable rate.

- Do I need to carry any identification document when registering for RPT tournaments?

- You need to have a passport to register for the main event of RPT. In other tournaments, identifications are optional.

- What logos are allowed on players’ clothes?

- RPT follows its own special rules regarding the placement of logos on players’ clothes. To get more details on them go to the section TOURNAMENTS - RULES