If you are a Partygaming shareholder right now, you can't be liking what you are seeing. As if there wasn't enough bad news this week for Partygaming shareholders (revenues slowing, CEO announces that he is leaving, major shareholder dumps a number of shares, analysts question whether the company can meet profit expectations). Now they have to deal with the loss of Party Poker's WSOP sponsorship, which involved having their logo on every single poker table at the event, amongst other things.
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Play in the $175,000 Guaranteed tournament on Sundays for a buy-in of only $65 or qualify from the ongoing feeder satellites or Sit & Go tournaments.
| Tournament | Buy-in | Dates | Time | | $175,000 Guarantee NL, Weekly | $60+5 | Sundays | 14:00 ET |
The weekly breakdown of the $175,000 Guarantee Qualifiers will be:
| Tournament | Buy-in | Dates | Time | | Sunday $175,000 Qualifier | $6+$0.50 | Daily | 02:15 ET | | Sunday $175,000 Qualifier | $6+$0.50 | Daily | 07:15 ET | | Sunday $175,000 Qualifier | $6+$0.50 | Daily | 10:45 ET | | Sunday $175,000 Qualifier | $6+$0.50 | Daily | 13:15 ET | | Sunday $175,000 Qualifier | $6+$0.50 | Daily | 14:15 ET | | Sunday $175,000 Qualifier | $6+$0.50 | Daily | 16:00 ET | | Sunday $175,000 Qualifier | $6+$0.50 | Daily | 17:30 ET | | Sunday $175,000 Qualifier | $6+$0.50 | Daily | 19:00 ET | | Sunday $175,000 Qualifier | $6+$0.50 | Daily | 23:30 ET |
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Oceans Eleven in Oceanside California along with sponsor the LipsTour recently held a three day series of championship tournaments of no limit Hold Em, limit Hold Em and Omaha. Honorary hosts for the events were Linda Johnson and Jan Fisher, who presented seminars to help the ladies in the games they might not have been familiar with. |
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2004 World Champion Greg Raymer, Poker Tells Expert Joe Navarro, Poker Pro Alex Outhred and Many More Will Be on Hand to Instruct Participants.
One $5,000 Seat to the WSOP Atlantic City Circuit Event Will Be Awarded in Private Tournament. |
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The World Poker Tour launched its sixth season this week at Mirage in Las Vegas. Over 300 players coughed up the $10,000 to participate. Phil Ivey entered the final table of six as the chipleader. This was the seventh WPT final table appearance of his career, his first since the WPT Championship of season three. Unfortunately for Ivey, he went out in 5th place ($129,000) after having his flush cracked by an opponent's full house draw. |
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