World Series Of Poker Leverages NFL Partnership To Run Super Bowl Promotion

The World Series of Poker is using a Caesars’ partnership with the NFL to send an online poker player to the 2020 Super Bowl.

Last January, Caesars Entertainment became the official casino partner of the NFL. That partnership gave WSOP.com the ability to run a promotion that will give one lucky player

From November 18, 2019 until January 19, 2020, WSOP.com is running its “Sit N’ Go To The Super Bowl” promotion. The contest is a raffle that allows players to earn as many entries as possible by playing sit n’ goes on the site.

For every sit n’ go with a buy-in of $1 or greater, the winner of the tournament will earn an entry into the raffle. Players can also earn an entry by making a first-time deposit with the code “MIAMI” or by playing in a $100,000 guaranteed Sunday tournament.

“As you know, WSOP/WSOP.com is owned by Caesars Entertainment and Caesars signed a sponsorship deal with the NFL earlier this year,” said WSOP Vice President of Corporate Communications Seth Palansky. “WSOP.com is leveraging this agreement to benefit our players in Nevada and New Jersey with this exclusive promotion. The chance to win Super Bowl tickets is an amazing opportunity for our players, and is open to both existing WSOP.com account holders and new sign-ups.”

Palansky also told Card Player that while there are no specific plans for future NFL promotions, there could be more collaborations in the future if this promotion goes well.

“This is our first promotion we are running involving our NFL sponsorship and it extends for two months,” said Palansky. “We will continue to push this promotion and then monitor and analyze its effectiveness and determine future opportunities from there.”

The winner of the raffle will receive two tickets to game, as well as a $3,000 travel stipend that will be deposited into their WSOP.com account.

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