GGPoker launched its $14M November Giveaway on November 1, 2026. The promotion runs until November 30 and combines a $13M cash game giveaway, a $500K November King leaderboard, a $200K PLO Series leaderboard and two Black Friday sales. The figures below come from GGPoker’s official November Giveaway page (checked November 2026).
For players in Asia, the biggest share is in the cash games, which is unusual. Most of GGPoker‘s recent monthly campaigns put the money into tournament leaderboards. This one puts more than 90% of the headline figure into Rush & Cash, Hold’em, Omaha, Short Deck, Spin & Gold and the other ring-game formats.
What is in the GGPoker $14M November Giveaway?
The GGPoker November Giveaway has five parts, according to the official promotion page:
- $13M November Cash Game Giveaway (Nov 1–30): $6.8M in leaderboards across Spin & Gold, Rush & Cash, Hold’em, Omaha, All-In or Fold, Short Deck, Mystery Battle Royale and Flip & Go. There is also $3M for GG signature promotions (GGCare, GGCheers and Rush & Cash Friday), $2.2M for newcomers (Welcome Bonus, Daily Freebie and Honeymoon) and $1M in tournament promotions (Master Rise Reward, WSOP Express tickets, a $100K Weekly Freeroll and GGMillion$).
- $500K November King (Nov 1–14): daily leaderboard points feed into a $250K weekly November King leaderboard.
- $200K PLO Series Leaderboard (Nov 2–30): points for finishes and volume in the GGPoker PLO Series.
- Black Friday Gem Sale (Nov 16–30): up to 50% off gems.
- Black Friday Buy-in Sale (Nov 25–30): up to 90% off selected tournament buy-ins, with guarantees unchanged.
GGPoker does not publish how the $6.8M in cash game leaderboards is split between formats. The itemised parts add up to about $13.7M. GGPoker’s headline gives $14M and does not itemise the remainder.
How does the November King leaderboard work?
The GGPoker November King runs from November 1 to November 14. Points from the daily leaderboards count toward a $250K weekly November King leaderboard, giving $500K over two weeks. GGPoker’s rules allow one reward per person, IP address or device. Ties go to the player who reached the points first. Prizes are paid in P$ within 24 hours after each leaderboard ends and do not count toward the Bankroll Challenge.
PokerWired reports that the two weeks run November 1–7 and November 8–14 and pay $25,000 for first place, with prizes down to 500th. It also lists the eligible games as Hold’em, PLO, Rush & Cash, All-In or Fold and Short Deck. GGPoker’s own page does not show this breakdown, so check the in-client leaderboard before chasing a place.
When do the Black Friday sales start in Asian time zones?
The GGPoker Black Friday Gem Sale runs from 00:00 UTC on November 16 to 23:59 UTC on November 30. In Bangkok and Jakarta (UTC+7) that is 07:00 on November 16 to 06:59 on December 1. In Manila, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore (UTC+8) it is 08:00 to 07:59. In Seoul and Tokyo (UTC+9) it is 09:00 to 08:59. Discounted gem bundles are limited and first come, first served. GGPoker lists caps of 25,000, 1,500, 200 and 20 for the tiers, and each discounted item can be bought once per account, IP or device.
The Buy-in Sale (up to 90% off) runs November 25–30. GGPoker has not yet published which tournaments are included or the exact start time.
Can players in Asia join the November Giveaway?
GGPoker says availability and eligibility vary by jurisdiction. The minimum age is 18, 19, 21 or 24 depending on where you live, and the operator can change, suspend or end any part of the promotion. Players in markets where GGPoker operates can see the promotions on the Promotions tab of the client. If a leaderboard or sale does not appear there, it is not open in your country. GGPoker players in Asia who opt in to leaderboards should also note that prizes are paid in P$, not as straight cash.
The giveaway overlaps with the PLO Series (November 1–17) and the November King weeks, which makes the first half of November the busiest stretch on the world’s biggest poker network this month.