partypoker has started its schedule of qualifiers for the 2010 WPT London, which will be the inaugural running of a World Poker Tour Main Event in London, England. The schedule for partypoker’s 2010 World Poker Tour London Poker Classic qualifier schedule starts on Monday, June 21st and runs through Sunday August 8th.
partypoker qualifiers into the WPT London 2010 are available at all different stakes levels, from daily freeroll tournaments and qualifiers with buy-ins as low as $1. All 2010 WPT London qualifiers at partypoker lead up to the weekly satellites into the big event itself, taking place every Sunday at 2:15 pm ET for a $600 + $40 direct buy-in, with one out of every 20 players competing securing themselves one of partypoker’s $12K WPT London prize packages.
The prize packages partypoker is giving away into this year’s World Poker Tour London Poker Classic Main Event include the event buy-in (worth $8,000 or £5,000 + £300), a seven-night stay in 5-star luxury accommodations, and $2,000 in spending money, for a total value of $12,000.
The eight-handed final table of the 2010 WPT London Poker Classic Main Event, the first WPT Main Event ever to take place in London, will be a televised event, of course, which means that partypoker’s own poker ambassador Mike Sexton will be commentating. The 2010 London Poker Classic takes place at Mayfair’s Palm Beach Casino between August 30th and September 4th.
Also on the 2010 WPT London schedule is the £15,000 high-roller event, running from September 3rd through 5th.
Already the 2010 World Poker Tour has kicked off to a great start with the WPT Grand Prix de Paris, the WPT Spanish Championship, the WPT Bellagio Cup VI, and the WPT Legends of Poker.
Following the London Poker Classic on the World Poker Tour 2010/2011 season schedule are the WPT Marrakech, the WPT Borgata Poker Open, the WPT Festa al Lago, the WPT Amneville, the WPT Foxwoods World Poker Finals, the WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic, the WPT Southern Poker Championship, the WPT Celebrity Invitational, and the WPT L.A. Poker Classic.
Steve Soffa, who has created designs for Fortune 100 companies such as Oracle, Sony, Microsoft, and Universal Pictures for nearly 16 years, says that he feels honoured to create WSOP bracelets. CEO of On Tilt Shane McDowall was awed when he realized the prestige associated with the WSOP bracelets. Rightly pointing out that the World Series of Poker bracelet is one of the few things that cannot be purchased with money, he said that he feels honoured to commission Steve Soffa to design unique customized WSOP bracelets.
The UK and Ireland Poker Tour is a fairly new
In terms of prizes, Andrew Couldridge walked away with a seat in the £5,250 European Poker Tour, which is the final showdown of the UKIPT. In addition to this, Couldridge also managed to won himself £80,000 in prize money.
partypoker, a reputed online poker portal in the UK, recently announced that it was launching a new poker tournament promotion related to the World Series of Poker that allows poker players to get to participate at the Main Event of the World Series of Poker for the next 20 years!
Mike Sexton, ambassador for partypoker said: “I think WSOP for Life is a really great idea – I have been playing the Main Event for most of my life! I just wish I had the opportunity to qualify for this but, unfortunately, I am exempt!”
bet365 Poker, a reputed poker portal and part of the iPoker network, recently launched ten special WSOP promotional packages that any of its lucky players can win.
The final event saw Boeree go head to head with Swedish poker professional whom she ousted from the game with a pair of fives, proving that she was not to be underestimated. Liv who has a degree in astrophysics from Manchester University used her smarts to snag £1 million pounds in the EPT. When asked about her success at the poker table, Boeree claimed that
This year’s WPT Championship saw David Williams go up against the likes of noted poker stars like
partypoker’s Big Game IV is set to begin this Sunday at the Les Ambassadeurs Club in Mayfair in London and the lineup of the event is massive. Poker pros keep lining up to compete in the event and it is looking like the competition is going to be fierce.
Among the online qualifiers were Tyron Krost, 23 from Bondi, Sydney, took 1st place and AUD $2,000,000 and Frederik Jensen, 27 from Copenhagen, finished in 2nd for AUD $1,100,100.
The burly logger sits back, he asks for a count, and does something you don’t see every day in a poker tournament. He rubs his belly. Almost in anticipation of a juicy treat to come.