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Paddy Power Poker has officially left the iPoker Network and joined the PokerStars Network, becoming the latest Flutter-owned brand to make the switch. The move brings a new software client while keeping the brand’s familiar identity intact.
Existing players are prompted to download the upgraded client when logging in, while new users can sign up through PokerNews and start playing within minutes. The shift means access to a much larger player pool, leading to busier cash games and bigger tournament fields.
Among the headline additions are major online series previously unavailable on the old platform, including the long-running Sunday Million, as well as SCOOP and WCOOP, two of the most prestigious tournament festivals in online poker.
The upgrade also introduces Spin & Go tournaments, three-handed hyper-turbo events with buy-ins ranging from $0.50 to $1,000. Select buy-in levels carry a jackpot multiplier capable of awarding a $1 million prize, with four such jackpots hit in recent months.
Game variety has expanded significantly beyond No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha, now including five- and six-card Omaha, 5-card Draw, Seven Card Stud, Razz, 2-7 Triple Draw, Badugi, and 8-Game, available in both cash games and tournaments.
Additional features include the Power Path promotion, offering free tickets that can lead to prizes worth up to $10,300, satellites to live events such as the EPT and Irish Open, and a new loyalty scheme called Stack+ that rewards players with tiered rakeback and no playthrough restrictions. New depositing customers can also claim a welcome bonus of up to $200.
