According to Pokerfuse, Clubs Poker’s Summer Series began on June 26 and runs through July 19, bringing 190 events and more than 400,000 SC in guaranteed prizes. The festival also has 15,000 SC set aside for leaderboard awards.
The schedule includes 22 Championship events that award physical bracelets mailed to winners. Clubs is also offering 20 poker variants, including Pot Limit Omaha, Big O, 2-7 Triple Draw, HORSE, Seven Card Stud, Razz, Badugi and 2-7 Single Draw.
Three leaderboards run in parallel, split evenly at 5,000 SC each for Low, High and Overall. Players can collect points across all three at once, the top 25 on each board will earn at least 70 SC, and the leading player on each board can take up to 1,000 SC.
GlobalPokerSites added that the series can feature up to eight events a day and that the Main Event carries a 10,000 SC guarantee. The same report said Clubs Poker was changing market availability in Indiana and Maine from July 1.
In Indiana, Clubs Poker remains live while Clubs Casino is being removed immediately. In Maine, both Clubs Poker and Clubs Casino are gone for players, and the brand is scrubbing references to the state as a serviced market.
Ahead of the festival, Clubs began giving away free Championship tickets through Facebook, Instagram and X. The giveaways run for the full duration of the series, and no purchase is required to enter.
Pokerology placed the launch against a more cautious backdrop, saying the sweepstakes poker sector has faced regulatory pressure through 2026 and that some operators have scaled back. It described Clubs as moving in the opposite direction, with its longest and most prize-heavy schedule yet, and said the site is the only sweepstakes platform in the US running mixed games.
The scale is well above Clubs Poker’s first online series in November 2025, which Action Network said had 66 tournaments, seven variants and 140,000 SC in guarantees.
