Yeet Poker Tournaments: Play Against the Founders!

Yeet is taking a slightly different approach to poker promotions, offering players the chance to compete directly against its founders and team in a bi-weekly tournament hosted on the SOPO (Social Poker) app.

On the surface, it appears to be a straightforward promotion. However, once you delve into the requirements and structure, it’s clear that it’s geared more towards established players who are already putting in serious volume on the platform.

Fancy battling top poker pro Ben Lamb?

Yeet is owned by Ben Lamb, a professional poker player with over $20 million in live tournament earnings. He’s been a consistent presence at the highest stakes for years, and most recently cashed in the $100,000 PLO Super High Roller at Triton Jeju.

For anyone who followed the Triton Series, the Yeet branding will also be familiar. The platform was one of the more prominent sponsors, with “yeet” adverts visible throughout the broadcasts, placing it alongside some of the biggest names in high-stakes poker.

How the Tournaments Work

The tournaments run every two weeks and take place through Yeet’s dedicated SOPO Poker Club.

Players can join by creating a SOPO account and requesting access to the Yeet club, after which they simply register for upcoming events.

There are no fixed dates listed in the base terms, so each tournament is announced separately, with registration handled through the SOPO app once you’re in the club.

Entry Requirements

This is where the promotion becomes more selective.

There are three tournament tiers, each tied to both player rank and wagering volume:

• Gold+ → minimum $50,000 wagered
• Platinum+ → minimum $250,000 wagered
• Jade+ → minimum $1,000,000 wagered

Matching the rank alone isn’t enough. Players also need to meet the wagering requirements to qualify.

That puts this firmly in the category of high-volume player rewards rather than something aimed at casual users.

Prize Structure

Prize pools are paid in USDT and credited directly to Yeet accounts.

The exact payouts aren’t fixed in the terms and are instead announced with each individual tournament. Winners are notified within 24 hours, with standard verification checks required before payouts are released.

Final Thoughts

This isn’t a beginner-friendly promotion. The wagering thresholds alone mean most casual players won’t get close to qualifying.

But for higher-volume players already active on Yeet, it offers something a bit different. A regular tournament schedule, direct competition with the team behind the platform, and prize pools paid out in crypto.

With backing from a well-known high-stakes pro and visibility through Triton, it’s a promotion that feels more connected to the wider poker scene than most.

If you’re looking for a more casual place to play poker, we recommend checking out our review of ACR Poker or CoinPoker; both platforms are available to US residents.

Want to learn more about Yeet? Read our Yeet review.

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