Black Chip Poker: Punta Cana Poker Classic or World Series of Poker You Choose Your Poker Experience - Handicappers Hideaway

How would you like to choose between a trip to the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas or the Punta Cana Poker Classic in the Dominican Republic? You can’t go wrong either way, and Black Chip Poker can make it happen! Starting this Sunday, May 15th and through June 24th, we’re offering two satellite events that cost just $55 to enter each. Or you can win your seat for free via The Beast and Sit & Crush weekly point races. You can win one package to the WSOP Main Event or TWO to the Punta Cana Poker Classic. Both are valued at $12,500. BEAST WSOP PCPC Satellite 6:00pm ET 2 Packages Guaranteed Sit & Crush WSOP PCPC Satellite 8:00pm ET 1 Package Guaranteed We recommend the Punta Cana experience as you’re guaranteed to have an amazing time at the 5-Star, all-inclusive Melia Caribe Tropical resort whether you win or lose at the tables. The package also offers double occupancy so four people can go! Play this Sunday night and get ready to book your once-in-a-lifetime trip!! See you at the tables! The Team at Black Chip Poker · support@blackchippoker.eu ·

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Intertops Omaha series

Intertops is an invitation only sportsbook and poker room for US players so please emaildirty@handicappershideaway.com to
get your invite so you can register for your account at Intertops. I am
sure once you are there you will love their poker room, casino and
sportsbook software.


If you have a Intertops account already you don’t need an invite



Cost to enter 1HH (please PM CG to enter)


Pot starts at 1HH




Most HH poker points at the end of 8 events. Pays out top 5. Share of the points.


1st 40% points-50%of prizes

2 25% points -30%of prizes

3 15% points-20% of prizes

4 10% points

5 5% points


Points Break Down per Poker Game

1. 5 poker points
2. 4 Poker points
   
   3 3 poker points
   
   4 2 poker points
   
   5 1 poker points

Each individual game there will be prize in points

1 3HH

2 2HH

3 1HH


Bad Beat 1 HH


Prizes




At the end of the series there will be a guaranteed $25 prize. Every 5
players past 20 players will add 5 dollars to the pot. More players the
more cash. Every deposit at Intertops we will add $5 to the pot (must
verify every deposit with a MOD)

Intertops Omaha series

WSOP Qualifiers at Bovada from May5th to June 8th

The most celebrated poker tournament on the planet will soon be
hitting the spotlight. Bovada Poker is offering more ways than ever
before to get players on the road to Vegas to represent Team Bovada this
summer. Hit the felt at Bovada today and you could soon be taking on
Vegas with a $12K Main Event Package. Each package will give players
everything they need to succeed on poker?s main stage including the
$10,000 Main Event buy-in, $2,000 for travel expenses, Bovada swag and
an invitation to an exclusive party in Vegas.


There are plenty of opportunities to play your way to a $12,000 Main
Event Package. Choose from thousands of qualifiers leading up to two
six-seat guaranteed satellites on Monday, May 26 at 8:33 PM ET and
Sunday, June 8 at 4:33 PM ET. The top six players in each satellite will
head to Vegas with a $12K Main Event Package. To take on Vegas like a
true champion, qualify between May 5 and June 8 for as low as $0.55 or
buy in to a satellite directly for $500. Discover all your options at
Bovada Poker and qualify today for your chance to take on Vegas.


Bovada Online Poker has qualifying for the 2014 World Series Of Poker All Spring.

WSOP Qualifiers at Bovada from May5th to June 8th

Breaking News-- Phil Ivey Not Playing in WSOP, Files Lawsuit Against TiltWare

Phil Ivey Not Playing in WSOP, Files Lawsuit Against TiltWare Poker Pro Releases Statement on His Facebook Page

by Brian Pempus | Published: May 31, 2011 | E-mail Author

Phil Ivey

Phil Ivey will not play in the 2011 World Series of Poker and has “electronically filed a lawsuit against Tiltware,” according to a disjointed, six-part statement released Tuesday night on his official Facebook page. Shortly after the news broke, a cleaned-up official statement went up on Ivey’s website. No confirmation from the eight-time bracelet winner has been achieved at this time. Multiple Full Tilt Pros in attendance on Day 1 of the $25,000 heads-up event, which Ivey was absent from, said they knew nothing about the Ivey announcement.
Below is the full statement:
For many years, I have been proud to call myself a poker player. This great sport has taken me to places I only imagined going and I have been blessed with much success. It is therefore with deep regret that I believe I am compelled to release the following statement.
I am deeply disappointed and embarrassed that Full Tilt players have not been paid money they are owed. I am equally embarrassed that as a result many players cannot compete in tournaments and have suffered economic harm. I am not playing in the World Series of Poker as I do not believe it is fair that I compete when others cannot. I am doing everything I can to seek a solution to the problem as quickly as possible.
My name and reputation have been dragged through the mud, through the inactivity and indecision of others and on behalf of all poker players I refuse to remain silent any longer. I have electronically filed a lawsuit against Tiltware related to the unsettled player accounts. As I am sure the public can imagine, this was not an easy decision for me.
I whole heartedly refuse to accept non-action as to repayment of players funds and I am angered that people who have supported me throughout my career have been treated so poorly.
_I sincerely hope this statement will ignite those capable of resolving the problems into immediate action and would like to clarify that until a solution is reached that cements the security of all players, both US and International, I will, as I have for the last six weeks, dedicate the entirety of my time and efforts to finding a solution for those who have been wronged by the painfully slow process of repayment. _

Phil Ivey Not Playing in WSOP, Files Lawsuit Against TiltWare - CardPlayer.com

Breaking News-- Phil Ivey Not Playing in WSOP, Files Lawsuit Against TiltWare

By Dirty on Apr 07, 2011 with Comments 0

 

 

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