Can't Miss Online Poker Promotions
There are several interesting promotions taking place in the online
poker world right now. We figured, what better way to fill everyone in
about what's going on than to cram it into one article? This is that
article. 888 Poker Open This is a very cool and unique promotion. For
the first time ever, a live poker tournament will be held that
guarantees ALL participants will be on TV! Pacific Poker is hosting
the 888 Poker Open October 27th though November 7th. The event will be
played in Maidstone, England and aired on Sky TV all over the world.
Since just 108 players will participate in this shootout tournament,
event organizers are able to guarantee that all players who
participate in this tournament will be on Sky TV. online poker 468x60
888 Poker is giving away seven packages each valued at $8,500 to this
tournament. The risk to take a chance at winning any of these seven
packages is just $1. Here is how it will work: Each Thursday for seven
weeks (starting September 4th), country restricted tournaments will
take place that cost $1 to enter. There are eleven countries
represented and one "rest of the world" grouping. In each $1
satellite, the top five finishers advance to the final tournament
which will be held on the Saturday two days after the satellite. These
Saturday final tournaments will have just 60 participants. The winner
of each Saturday final will receive an $8,500 package to the 888 Poker
Open. There are nice prizes for the 2nd through 10th place finishers
as well. If this promotion still seems confusing, check out this
Pacific Poker page for complete details. The 888 Poker Open will have
a guaranteed prize pool of $648,000 with the winner set to take home
$250,000! Titan Poker's $2.5 Million Guaranteed Tournament On
September 7th, Titan Poker is raising the bar for their Biggest
Tournament Ever with a $2,500,000 guaranteed event. Direct buy-in for
this tournament is $1,500+$80. Needless to say, that's pretty steep.
Thankfully someone invented satellites. Qualifiers start for as little
as $3+$.30. With just a week left before the Main Event, satellites
are running full steam around the clock. It's not unreasonable to
expect an overlay in this tournament. They need 1,666 players to avoid
one, and with a little more than a week to go, just 566 players are
registered. Overlay or not, this will be one of the largest online
tournaments held this year and the largest in the history of the
iPoker network. PKR's Road to Vegas Starting September 15th, the 3-D
graphic online poker room PKR is launching freerolls to the 2009 WSOP.
A little early? Perhaps. However, this promotion is pretty cool.
Dubbed the Road to Vegas, this promotion is using a 'one a week, every
week' format in which a unique WSOP package will be up for grabs each
week for 33 weeks in a row. A unique WSOP package will be given away
each week. There are packages for pot-limit Omaha events, the $10k
buy-in heads-up championship, several packages to six-handed
tournaments, and packages to the $5,000 shootout event. Full details
of this promotion have not yet been released. Our news section will
feature these details shortly. However, we can say that each of the 33
packages will be freerolls. Qualifying requirements will likely change
from week to week depending on the package being given away. They're
kicking things off with a big one; the week one package is worth
$12,500 for a trip to the 2009 Main Event. Free $20 at Mansion Poker
Lastly, if you haven't spent much time on PokerTips lately, you might
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creating an account with Mansion through a link from PokerTips, they
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account using pokertips20 as your referral code. It's as simple as
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