FOR TOURNAMENT ORGANISERS & POKER VENUES

Make your next poker event the one players hear about.

From a local series to a major live tour or online festival, PokerType can help you tell players what’s happening, when to register and why they should pay attention.

Discuss Your Event Explore the options ↓
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Live poker tables in the Venetian poker room, Las VegasYOUR EVENT, IN THE SPOTLIGHT
BEFORE THE FIRST SHUFFLE. AFTER THE LAST HAND.

A poker event is more than a date on a calendar.

Players need a reason to turn up, a clear route to the schedule and the details that make planning a trip or registering online easier. We can build a promotion plan around those needs, then keep the story moving as the action unfolds.

WAYS TO WORK WITH US

A spotlight, a story or a full event campaign.

Choose the opportunities that suit the tournament. We’ll help shape the coverage around your schedule and goals.

01

Homepage Event Spotlight

Put your series in a prominent homepage position, with event artwork, dates, venue, key buy-ins and a direct route to the full details.

02

Dedicated Event Page

Give players one useful page for the schedule, formats, venue, registration links, accommodation information and confirmed updates.

03

Pre-Event Editorial Preview

Introduce the series, explain the structure and highlight the events players will want to circle on their calendars.

04

Updates During the Festival

Keep readers informed with verified entry figures, chip leads, notable hands, final table developments and schedule changes.

05

Social Media Promotion

Extend selected event coverage through PokerType social channels, including X, with announcements, reminders and story links.

06

Results & Winner Stories

Follow up with winners, prize payouts, standout performances and a festival recap that lives beyond the final hand.

Other placements and campaign combinations can be discussed. Availability, coverage and deliverables are agreed before anything goes live.

Trident Poker Series artwork showing a poker cruise tournament at sea
SEE AN EVENT IN FOCUS

The details that make an event worth opening.

Our Trident Poker Series coverage gives readers a closer look at the World Legacy tournament cruise, rather than asking them to work from a poster alone.

Dates, buy-ins, format and travel information deserve the same attention as the headline.

View our Trident event coverage
An example of PokerType event coverage, not a claim of paid sponsorship.
HOW IT WORKS

Three steps from first email to first shuffle.

1

Tell us what you’re running

Share the dates, venue or platform, event schedule, buy-ins, artwork and what you want to achieve.

2

Choose the right coverage

We’ll discuss suitable placements, content opportunities, timings and what information we’ll need.

3

Get in front of readers

Once the plan and material are approved, we publish the agreed content and update it as needed.

PUT YOUR EVENT ON THE RADAR

Running a poker event? Let’s talk.

Tell us what you’ve got planned. We’ll discuss promotion options that fit your event, from a single spotlight placement to a campaign covering the festival from preview to final table.

Email the PokerType Team

Or write to info@pokertype.com

Useful to include: event name, dates, location or poker site, official schedule, and your preferred contact details.
QUICK ANSWERS

Questions organisers ask

Do you work with online poker tournaments as well as live events?

Yes. We can discuss live series, online festivals, standalone events and tournament circuits. The best format depends on what players need to know.

How early should we get in touch?

Earlier gives us more options for previews and promotion before registration or the opening flight. Short-notice requests are welcome, subject to availability.

Can we provide our own event artwork and schedule?

Please do. Logos, approved images, confirmed buy-ins, structures, dates and a public event link make the coverage more useful and accurate.

Is paid promotion labelled?

Yes. Paid placements are clearly identified. Editorial news coverage remains independently selected and is not guaranteed by a promotional arrangement.