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Play On Party Poker Now!

Nick Momrik2 Comments

For the month of October Party Poker is running a special promotion for all affiliates. If I get at least one more person to sign up and deposit money before the end of the month, I’ll get a nice bonus. In addition to the $25 bonus you get when signing up for Party Poker with one of my links, I’ll give you a percentage of the bonus as an incentive to join. I’m not sure how much because I don’t know how much I’ll receive yet. So what are you waiting for? Click one of the links you see here, create an account, and deposit $50. You’ll get a nice $25 bonus and I’ll give you some more on top of that. What have you got to lose? You can play the required number of raked hands (somewhere around 100), get the $25 and cash out if you want. Easy money!

Sign up for Party Poker now!!

Or…those of you that have signed up through my links…deposit money for later.

2005 World Series Of Poker Schedule

Nick Momrik4 Comments

Harrah’s has announced the schedule for the 2005 World Series of Poker. The WSOP will begin “its evolution from a month-long special event into a year-round sport.”

Players will earn points based on their performance in the circuit tournaments and the World Series of Poker. The top 100 point-earners will receive a free invitation to the 2005 World Series of Poker Tournament of Champions, where a single winner will take home a top prize of $2 million.

WBPT V Recap

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First another big thanks to Iggy for setting up WBPT V. Also a quick note to mention that there was a celebrity at the tables. It was Wil Wheaton, who you may know from his roles in the series Star Trek: The Next Generation. Now that I’ve gotten that out of the way, I can talk about the tournament…

After learning about the $20 NLHE tournament for poker bloggers and their readers, I was undecided if I would try it out. After all, I figured I would be dead money with my limited No-Limit experience in what would prove to be a quality field of 133 poker players. A few days before the tournament, I started an account on Poker Stars and deposited $50. Thursday rolled around and I made the choice to play. I figured the $20 would be a good investment because it would get me a chance to get my name out there and drive traffic to my poker blog. I surely didn’t expect to make the cut or win any money. I was looking at the tournament as an investment.

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