BetRivers Poker is running its SNG Cub3d Punch Card promotion throughout July across Pennsylvania, Michigan, Delaware and West Virginia. The offer gives players extra raffle entries simply for playing Cub3d sit-and-go games, and it runs alongside a separate cash-game promotion called Splash2.
According to Pokerfuse, players earn a chance at another free ticket for every three Cub3d SNGs they play at a given stake. There is no opt-in step, and the platform awards entries to a daily ticket raffle as players keep grinding hands.
The promotion is split by stake, with a separate daily raffle for each level on the platform. That means a player can collect entries in more than one raffle on the same day if they play Cub3d across different stakes, and there is no cap on the number of entries or prizes that can be won in a day.
Any tickets won through the punch card expire after seven days. Players have to log in to their BetRivers account and check for them before they disappear.
Cub3d itself is a three-handed lottery sit-and-go format in which the prize is determined randomly at the start of the game. BetRivers has used the format before, including in January promotions aimed at its Cub3d players.
Splash2 is a separate cash-game offer that returns 25% of rake to players through Splash Pots during peak action hours. The promotion concentrates value in the 6pm to 8pm and 12am to 2am windows, can make Splash Pots as much as 5 times bigger than usual, and runs daily until August 19.
Winners collect the extra value instantly. BetRivers has also said more Splash the Pot promotions are coming later in the year after Splash2 ends.
The July action sits against a broader expansion in multi-state online poker. Michigan regulators approved BetRivers to pool players from Pennsylvania, Delaware and West Virginia under the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement after a request filed on March 31, and Michigan has been part of the pact since 2022.
That approval made BetRivers the fourth operator in the online poker multi-state market. Henry Williams, the Michigan Gaming Control Board’s executive director, said multi-state internet poker gives players a larger pool of participants and more opportunities for competitive play, while keeping the environment safe, secure and fair.
