Saturday, 13 February 2010
Love is in the air.
There'll be whispers in polite circles, as Vicky Coren has been reunited with her foil from yesterday, Mark Warnock - they have 150k and 285k, respectively, but are losing serious ground on Rupinder 'George' Bedi, whose clash with Robert Fay has given him 200,000 chips more than anybody else. Not bad seeing as he was thought to be a no-show yesterday.Silent Irina has ghosted up to 380k, and although he's taken a couple of minor hits, the resilient Richard Kellett has a shade over 450,000. There are 30 players left, but sadly, Andrew Peters, who won the first big pot of Day 1b on Friday has graciously bowed out.The entertainment is tuning up, fun seekers.
For fans of poker that like to enjoy games on the go, Juicy Stakes and Intertops Poker have introduced a new mobile service for users of smartphones and tablet computers.
Juicy Stakes and Intertops Poker will hold their special May Day online poker tournament with a guaranteed $2,000 in the prize pool on May 1 and players are being offered the chance to qualify from Monday to April 30 via a series of satellites.
The Easter holidays are now upon us and Juicy Stakes and Intertops Poker are celebrating by holding a pair of special online poker tournaments.
Juicy Stakes and Intertops Poker will be launching their three-stage Vegas Milli Maker tournament series from tomorrow offering players the chance to win a prize package to compete in the upcoming Millionaire Maker event at the 48th annual edition of the World Series Of Poker (WSOP) in Las Vegas.
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