Paddy Power Poker joins the PokerStars Network
Paddy Power Poker has moved from the iPoker Network to the PokerStars Network as part of a major software and platform upgrade. The change connects Paddy Power players with a wider shared player pool and the PokerStars software environment.
The migration was introduced in late October 2026. Existing customers are prompted to download the upgraded client, while new customers can register through the updated platform.
More tournaments and poker variants
The network move gives Paddy Power Poker customers access to a broader tournament schedule, including the Sunday Million, SCOOP and WCOOP, subject to market eligibility.
The upgraded client also adds formats beyond No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha. The expanded selection includes five- and six-card Omaha, 5-Card Draw, Seven Card Stud, Razz, 2-7 Triple Draw, Badugi and 8-Game.
Spin & Go, Power Path and Stack+
The platform adds Spin & Go three-handed hyper-turbo tournaments, with buy-ins ranging from $0.50 to $1,000. Selected buy-in levels offer jackpot prize pools with a top advertised value of $1 million.
Players also gain access to Power Path qualification routes for online and live events, alongside Stack+, a seven-tier loyalty programme offering different rakeback rates according to monthly points and game format. Features and promotions remain subject to operator terms and local eligibility.