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Empire Poker IPO
, 2005-05-02, by TwoGun
Ever since Sportingbet acquired Paradise Poker, there has been rumors of other poker rooms becoming publicly traded companies. Party Poker and Pacific Poker, owned by Cassava Enterprises, are both rumored to launch IPOs relatively soon.
Now, it seems another major poker room will soon becoming a publicly traded company. Tradal, which owns Empire Poker, is considering a float. The company is rumored to be worth about $1 billion.
Empire Poker and Party Poker are on the same network. They share the same live games and single-table tournaments, though they have different multi-table tournaments and promotions.
For more information about Empire, check out our Empire Poker Review. For more information about the Empire Poker IPO, check out this article.
Now, it seems another major poker room will soon becoming a publicly traded company. Tradal, which owns Empire Poker, is considering a float. The company is rumored to be worth about $1 billion.
Empire Poker and Party Poker are on the same network. They share the same live games and single-table tournaments, though they have different multi-table tournaments and promotions.
For more information about Empire, check out our Empire Poker Review. For more information about the Empire Poker IPO, check out this article.
Empire Poker does not accept real-money players from the United States.
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