Lock Poker goes on signings frenzy

Friday, 18 September 2009

Burgeoning online poker room Lock Poker has boosted its profile by adding 15 new names to their professional ranks. The new players include Irishmen Stephen Devlin and Joe Connolly and Newcastle’s Dan Smyth. They join a team that covers much of the poker world and includes players from throughout Europe, Australia and Latin America.

As well as trying to establish a foothold outside the USA, Lock has consolidated its American operation by signing WSOP bracelet winner Brett Jungblut, Vinny Pahuja and David Zeitlin.

Commenting on the new deals Lock Sole Founder and CEO Jennifer Larson said,
“We have a true partnership with these players and understand the value of each one of them. With Eric “rizen” Lynch and Lock PRO driving our product we are confident we will have the best online poker experience worldwide”.

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