PokerStars Spingo Returns in November With Over $200,000 in Prizes
PokerStars has brought back Spingo for November 9–30, 2026, with more than $200,000 in prizes on offer. Players who opt in receive a puzzle card and collect numbers as they play Spin & Go tournaments. Completing lines earns cash rewards, with an additional prize available for finishing the entire card.
How to Play Spingo
To take part, players must opt in to the Spingo puzzle through the Challenges window on PokerStars. They then receive a 5×5 card containing 24 numbers and a free space in the center, which counts as already collected.
Each time a player enters a Spin & Go, a number appears beneath the tournament's prize spinner. If the number appears on the player's card, the corresponding space is marked automatically.
Completing a horizontal or vertical line earns a cash reward. Players who collect all 24 numbers receive an additional reward for finishing the entire card.
How Are Spingo Rewards Calculated?
Each completed line earns a cash prize worth twice the lowest Spin & Go buy-in played. Completing the entire card brings an additional reward equal to three times that minimum buy-in.
Cash rewards for completed lines are automatically credited to the player's chest.
Spin & Go tournaments are three-player, Hyper-Turbo Sit & Go games available in Hold'em and Omaha. Buy-ins range from $0.50 to $1,000, with randomly determined prize pools offering prizes of up to $1 million.
Those tournament prizes are separate from the cash rewards available through Spingo.
April's Spingo Debut Awarded Over $160,000 in Prizes
Spingo first launched in April 2026, with more than $160,000 in prizes available during the promotion.
According to PokerStars, 11,755 players completed at least one reward stage, including 4,583 who finished the entire puzzle. The highest-earning player received $6,500 during the promotion.
PokerStars Ambassador Nick Walsh welcomed Spingo's return, saying he enjoys the fast pace and unpredictability of Spin & Go tournaments and is pleased to see the challenge back in November.
