Clubs Poker has added a new set of “No-Fee Daily Mix” mixed-game tournaments to its schedule, giving players two nightly events at 8:15 PM ET with a daily rotation of game formats. The series is described as a permanent part of the schedule, with two tournaments listed for every day of the week and no fixed end date.
According to a recent Pokerfuse review, Clubs Poker is the only sweepstakes poker site offering mixed games and can be played in most US states under promotional sweepstakes law. The same review said the operator launched its first Championship Series in December 2025 and planned it as an annual flagship festival from 2026.
The weekday lineup keeps the 10 SC and 50 SC versions running at the same time, and both carry 0% tournament fees. Clubs Poker’s general rules say its standard tournaments use a buy-in plus an entry fee, with only the buy-in going into the prize pool, so the new mixed-game events are being presented as a full-buy-in format.
The weekly rotation is split by format: Draw Mix starts the week, followed by Omaha Mix on Tuesdays, Stud Mix on Wednesdays, TOE on Thursdays, Big Bet Mix on Fridays, 8-Game on Saturdays and HORSE on Sundays. Weekend buy-ins rise to 20 SC for 8-Game and 100 SC for HORSE, while Fridays are said to feature the most popular poker variants.
The first recorded 10 SC event drew 75 runners and generated 250 SC in added value, while the 50 SC event produced a $1,700 overlay. At least one of the new events is also aimed at players who prefer Pot Limit Omaha, 2-7 Triple Draw or 7 Card Stud.
Clubs Poker has also attached leaderboard rewards to the series. The weekly winner gets 200 SC in No-Fee Mix Tickets and an exclusive chip protector, while the next two finishers receive 100 SC and 50 SC in tournament tickets. The site also keeps a Mixed Game Hall of Fame, an all-time money list, and individual leaderboards for most mixed-game wins and most Player of the Week titles, with no direct prizes beyond recognition; the operator says those honours could help successful players secure staking or sponsorship for bigger mixed-game events.
