National Poker Series (NPS) India is geared up for the iconic 5th edition

The National Poker Series (NPS) India, which is being called the “Olympics of Indian Poker” is preparing for its iconic 5th edition in March 2025, which is set to be truly legendary.

Exclusively on PokerBaazi, the tournament series will showcase a stunning ₹100 Crore prize pool! Yes, you heard it right – ₹100 Crore! This means that NPS 2025 will be the largest poker event ever held in India, and it promises to be incredibly fun.

Founder and CEO of Baazi Games, Navkiran Singh, is excited about the National Poker Series India, which he sees as more than just a competition; it acknowledges poker as a legitimate skill-based mind sport in the country.

He says that every release focuses on strategy, precision, and mental endurance, helping players improve their skills and increasing the popularity of the sport across the country.

“We are excited to announce that India will be hosting the 5th edition of the National Poker Series with a ₹100 crore prize pool, the largest in our country’s history. Our goal at PokerBaazi is to provide a unique experience that supports the skills of Indian poker players. Prepare yourself for the largest poker gathering ever seen in Indian poker history!” he added.

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NPS has been a game-changer since inception

Since its inception in 2021, NPS India has made a significant impact on the Indian poker community. Each edition has improved and expanded, and NPS India 2024 achieved great success with 225,000 entries and a prize pool of 62.5 Crore rupees.

However, NPS 2025 is elevating the game, offering to be the most gratifying and challenging so far.

The NPS is not simply a poker series; it is a recognition of the increasing interest in the game in India. It is a place where players of any skill level, whether beginners or experienced professionals, can showcase their abilities and vie for recognition.

Over the past four editions, the NPS has: