Poker Player Grand Prix
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15 May 2008 /
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BetfairPoker.com is proud sponsor the Poker Player Grand Prix for the 4th year. This year the winner get's a £12,000 package to the WSOP in Las Vegas!
BetfairPoker.com has again this year sponsored the Poker Player Magazine Grand Prix of Poker and this time it's being held at the Poker Bunker in London's Canary Wharf.
Players have competed in a gruelling series of ten tournaments where the winners of each, as well as the top 30 players overall will compete to take home the first prize of a £12,000 WSOP package!
The additional prize pool of $3,000 will be shared between those that narrowly miss out and for those that are put out early Betfair will be providing free drinks and food.
The Poker Bunker is home to a weekly meeting of poker enthusiasts who are coached by a guest professional poker player. All levels of player are welcome and it is especially useful for those that are new to the game.
Other facilities available at the Poker Bunker include indoor golf simulators, a cocktail bar and widescreen tv's showing the latest on Sky Sports.
Why not go along this Monday and get a lesson from a pro.
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