Qualify for the Irish Open
Tournament info
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Dave Allan /
04 March 2008 /
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Here's your first chance to join the field for one of Europe's richest and most eagerly awaited tournaments of the season - The Irish Open.
The field is expected to top 1,000 for the Dublin-based tournament and Betfair Poker are offering players plenty of chances to qualify for the tournament.
With over $3 million guaranteed many of the world's top players are expected to be in attendance including the new Betfair pro Sorel Mizzi who finished a creditable third in the tournament in 2007.
Irish Open Qualifier
When: Sunday 29th March at 18:00 (GMT)
Buy-in: $300+$10
Prizes: Minimum of 2 x $6,500 packages to the Irish Open.
Irish Open Level 2 Satellite - $620 GTD Weekly
When: Thursdays and Sundays at 21:30 (GMT)
Buy-in: $30+$3
Prizes: Top 2 of each Level 2 satellite goes through to Irish Open Qualifier on 29th March.
Irish Open Level 1 Satellite - $66 GTD Weekly
When: Daily at 14:15 and 17:40 (UK) for Turbo
Daily at 15:40 and 19:05 (UK) for Rapid.
Buy-in: $3+$0.30 for Turbo $5+$0.50 for Rapid
Prizes: First place in each satellite goes through to Irish Open Level 2.
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