High Stakes Poker star Sam Kiki, also known as “Señor Tilt, is changing the way to thank his fans for supporting him: He’s putting gratitude on the calendar in a super unique way with some major giveaways.On Friday, May 30, the MonkeyTilt and Tilt Rips founder announced Tilt-Anthropy – his “latest initiative on behalf of the Tilt Portfolio to give back to our community members.”Sam Kiki | MonkeyTiltEvery Friday at noon PT, Kiki plans to go live on X (formerly Twitter) to randomly select eligible names pulled from his site chats. On MonkeyTilt, 10 random winners will receive $500 each in free bets, while on Tilt Rips, 10 random lucky winners will receive a $500 Pokémon card pack. All that adds up to $10,000 in weekly rewards before any extras. Kiki said the company may also recognize standout supporters helping to spread the word, provide thoughtful feedback, or contribute to the growth of the platform in other ways.Yes, that’s every single week on a Friday $10,000 in prizes given out.“We want to give back to our COMMUNITY,” he explained on X. “The ones who root for us when we launch a new product, the ones that send us detailed feedback on our business and our platform, the ones that engage with us on social media and help support our work.” The only catch: Users have to complete KYC verification on the platforms to qualify in order to screen out scammers and bot farms.Being generous is nothing new to Kiki: In the past he’s given out $50,000 in Christmas gifts and Walmart shopping for foster homes and families in need, a $50,000 Super Bowl giveaway package, more than $100,000 donated to Academic Coaching Services, $50,000 raised for people displaced by California wildfires, and $50,000 for Team to Win to help student athletes access expensive medical care.Sam Kiki counts his stacks of money. | Sam KikiKiki went viral earlier this year when the High Stakes Poker record-holder publicly offered to stake Kylie Jenner $500,000 for a poker game after her viral Vanity Fair poker tutorial.Also, in April, he appeared at Harvard for a two-day lecture with the Harvard College Poker Club. Then in May, his Tilt Rips booth at Card Party 4 in San Diego hosted the world's most expensive Pokémon card, a Pikachu Illustrator formerly famously owned by Logan Paul and currently valued at $16.5 million.Kiki certainly isn't slowing down. And every Friday, neither is the TiltMafia.Sam Kiki (second from left) counts his chips. | MonkeyTiltAdd us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow