CoinPoker’s The Next Level Update Brings Mystery Bounties and Private Tables to Canadian Players

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  • CoinPoker's update adds Mystery Bounty tournaments and Private Tables.
  • PokerGO-branded high-stakes games start at $50/$100.
  • Canadian players must confirm local participation rules.
CoinPoker has rolled out one of its largest software updates of 2026, adding Mystery Bounty tournaments, Private Tables, new high-stakes features and a long list of gameplay improvements.

The update, branded The Next Level, went live on November 2 and follows the major CoinPoker software overhaul introduced earlier this year.

For Canadian players already using the crypto-focused poker room, the changes affect both tournament and cash-game sessions. Mystery Bounties are now available in the tournament lobby, while cash-game players gain access to Private Tables, new table options and improvements aimed at multi-tablers.

CoinPoker has also expanded its high-stakes offering alongside PokerGO’s High Stakes Poker brand, with designated games beginning at $50/$100.

CoinPoker The Next Level: What Has Changed?

New Feature What It Adds
Mystery Bounty Random bounty prizes after the money bubble, including larger Gold Bounties
Private Tables Player-created cash games with customizable formats, stakes and seating
High Stakes Poker PokerGO-branded cash games starting at $50/$100
Min VPIP Tables Selected cash tables with minimum participation requirements
Multi-Table Upgrade Improved alerts and window organization for multi-tablers
Card Squeeze Animated hole-card and river-card reveals
Player Tags Identification of selected notable and professional players
Sit Out Controls Additional desktop options for sitting out across tables

The update also includes visual changes, mouse-wheel bet sizing on Windows and Mac, adjustments to notes and off-table study tools, and several CoinPoker-exclusive game features.

Mystery Bounties Arrive on CoinPoker

The biggest tournament addition is the introduction of Mystery Bounty events.

Unlike a standard knockout tournament, bounty values are not fixed once players reach the qualifying stage. Knocking out an opponent after the bubble can reveal anything from a standard bounty to a much larger Gold Bounty.

Mystery Bounty tournaments are already live in the CoinPoker tournament lobby.

That gives tournament players another format alongside CoinPoker’s existing MTT schedule, which includes the weekly CoinMillion and large tournament festivals.

Canadian players looking for a broader breakdown of the software, tournament traffic, cash games and rewards can find it in our CoinPoker review.

Private Tables Give Players More Control

Private Tables are another significant addition.

Players can create their own cash-game tables, select the poker format and adjust settings before deciding who receives the available seats.

Supported options include Texas Hold’em, several Pot-Limit Omaha variants and Bomb Pot games.

The feature is aimed at groups that want to organize private games while still using CoinPoker’s software rather than running an open public table.

High Stakes Poker Moves Online

CoinPoker has also incorporated PokerGO’s High Stakes Poker branding into its highest cash-game limits.

The new High Stakes Poker section starts at $50/$100 and above, placing additional focus on the nosebleed games that have become an increasingly visible part of the CoinPoker ecosystem.

The operator has regularly hosted six-figure pots during 2026, particularly across No-Limit Hold’em and the various Omaha formats.

What The Next Level Means for Canadian Players

CoinPoker remains an international, crypto-oriented poker room rather than a provincially regulated Canadian operator.

Its current terms do not list Canada among the named Restricted Territories. However, the operator states that players are responsible for determining whether participation is permitted under the laws applying where they live.

CoinPoker is also not currently listed among the poker operators regulated by iGaming Ontario.

Players considering the platform can compare it with other crypto poker sites in Canada, while new customers should review the current CoinPoker promo code and offer terms before making their first deposit.

The Next Level is not a temporary tournament promotion. The new features form part of the permanent CoinPoker platform, with Mystery Bounties, Private Tables and the wider software changes already live.

Players looking for other current campaigns can also follow our guide to poker promotions in Canada as operators roll out their November schedules.

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