Players will be able to receive payouts in cryptocurrency at WSOP Paradise
Over the summer, the Solana blockchain became a partner of the World Series of Poker, giving players the option to pay buy-ins with cryptocurrency. The collaboration between the platform and the WSOP continues ahead of the festival in the Bahamas.
Now poker players will also be able to receive prize payouts in cryptocurrency. According to Pokerfuse, WSOP Paradise will be the first live series to implement such a withdrawal method. On top of that, players won't be charged a fee when paying a buy-in via Solana Pay.
In addition, ahead of the festival Alex and Kristen Foxen have become Solana ambassadors. The couple, multiple WSOP champions, noted in their posts on X that using the blockchain will help simplify the process of international money transfers.
WSOP Paradise will run from December 2 to 17 in the Bahamas. Alex Foxen sits third in the race for WSOP Player of the Year with 3,381 points. The American high roller trails only Naoya Kihara (3,388 points) and Shaun Deeb (3,410 points).
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Now poker players will also be able to receive prize payouts in cryptocurrency. According to Pokerfuse, WSOP Paradise will be the first live series to implement such a withdrawal method. On top of that, players won't be charged a fee when paying a buy-in via Solana Pay.
In addition, ahead of the festival Alex and Kristen Foxen have become Solana ambassadors. The couple, multiple WSOP champions, noted in their posts on X that using the blockchain will help simplify the process of international money transfers.
WSOP Paradise will run from December 2 to 17 in the Bahamas. Alex Foxen sits third in the race for WSOP Player of the Year with 3,381 points. The American high roller trails only Naoya Kihara (3,388 points) and Shaun Deeb (3,410 points).
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