By OkayGoal 
Week 1 of the CoinPoker World Poker Masters has concluded. The $2 million USDT crypto poker tournament now moves into its next phase, with higher-stakes events and the Main Event still to come.
The opening week formed the first significant block of this month-long series. It also set the tone for the latest round of poker news and online poker results across CoinPoker’s flagship schedule.
CoinPoker World Poker Masters Week 1 results and format
Week 1 featured a busy run of No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha tournaments, with turbo, deepstack and knockout formats all part of the opening schedule. According to the available series background, players from multiple regions took part, while many top finishers were listed under platform usernames rather than full names.
The wider World Poker Masters series runs through May with a total $2 million USDT guarantee. As covered in She Kicks’ earlier series announcement, the structure was built around a broad tournament calendar rather than a single headline event from the outset.
Specific individual Week 1 winners were not fully detailed in the source material available here. The confirmed position is that the opening stage has finished and attention now turns to the next block of tournaments, where stronger online poker results are expected to shape the overall leaderboard.
World Poker Masters games available on CoinPoker
The Week 1 schedule included several core game and tournament types across the series.
- No-Limit Hold’em: A central format in the opening week, used across standard and higher-tempo events.
- Pot-Limit Omaha: Also featured prominently in the early schedule, offering a second main route for players chasing points and prizes.
- Turbo tournaments: Faster blind structures created shorter sessions and a heavier volume of early events.
- Deepstack tournaments: These events gave players more room to build over longer structures.
- Knockout formats: Bounty elements added an extra prize layer beyond standard finishing positions.
CoinPoker has also continued to build out its wider ecosystem around these events, as outlined in this platform update on rewards and game features.
Prize pool breakdown and what comes next
The total guaranteed prize pool for the full World Poker Masters stands at $2 million USDT. CoinPoker uses USDT as the primary prize currency, which keeps values more stable across the series than prizes tied directly to more volatile crypto assets.
Week 2 is expected to bring more high roller tournaments and the start of satellite routes into the flagship Main Event. The schedule also remains pointed toward later highlights including POWERJAM, Gold Weeks and the $1 million CoinMasters event referenced in wider platform coverage.
That means the biggest prizes are still ahead, even with Week 1 now complete. Readers following ongoing poker news can also find related context in She Kicks’ recent championship update, while CoinPoker’s own tournament pages at CoinPoker and series information around the World Poker Masters remain the main reference points for the upcoming schedule.
