Rohan Oberoi PRO
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♦ Series package
Total buy-in
€4,400
Markup
1.25×
Offered
50%
Taken
12.5%
Available now
37.5%
Total in your currency:€4,400
What do the numbers mean?
Buy-in: the tournament's entry fee. Total buy-in includes every declared entry, re-entry and add-on in the listing.
Markup: the price premium the player sets for the share. 1.25× means you pay 25% extra; 1× is no premium. It's a price, not a verified measure of skill or expected return, and does not give you any right to reimbursement for the player's travel, accommodation or other personal expenses.
Share (%): your piece of the player's winnings. Buy 5% and you get 5% of every prize. Your cost is share × buy-in × markup, calculated for you before you send.
Taken (%): the share that's taken: both confirmed (paid, active) shares and reserved shares where the player has said yes but payment hasn't arrived yet. Terms lock at reservation, so both count as taken, but a stake becomes active only once the player confirms payment has been received. "Available" above shows only what can actually be bought right now.
Settling: after play, the player reports the result and sends each backer their share. The backer then confirms receipt on Pebel. Money always moves directly between the parties. Pebel never touches it.
12.5% taken · 37.5% available of 50% offered ·
♣ 3 backers
Tournaments in this series
#20 (1/A) · PokerStars Open High Roller - 40 Minute Levels - Unlimited Re-Entry · 12:00 CET
Prague · 6 Dec 2026, 12:00 CET · €2,200
#20 (1/B) · PokerStars Open High Roller - 20 Minute Levels - Unlimited Re-Entry · 19:00 CET
Prague · 6 Dec 2026, 19:00 CET · €2,200
♦ If the player skips any tournament, your cost for that event is refunded.
Request action
= ask to buy a share of the player's winnings.
⏳ Payment deadline: 6 Dec 2026, 10:00 CET
If the share is reserved for you, the full amount must reach the player before this time, or the reservation is released.🔁 Flexible package.
The player may swap an event for an equivalent or cheaper one without asking you first, you get a notice when it happens. Your price never goes up from such a swap, and if the swap is cheaper the difference comes back to you at settlement. A dearer swap, and every new event that raises the package, still needs your approval and your payment before it's added.
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