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EducaPoker has launched the Spartan Project League, offering 12 packages for the Estrellas Poker Tour. Participants can earn points and win exciting prizes.
The Aussie Millions 2011 poker series has begun at Crown Casino in Melbourne, featuring a variety of high-stakes tournaments. The series includes 20 tournaments with buy-ins ranging from $500 to $250,000. The first week of tournaments has buy-ins not exceeding $1,000.
Ladbrokes is hosting the L Factor competition from January 24 to 30, 2011, with prizes including tournament entries and an iPad. Register now to participate.
Users report problems accessing forums and creating new threads following the launch of EducaPoker's version 3.0.
Join the exciting prediction game with a $500 prize pool. Guess the cards Ilya Gorodecky will have when he exits the main tournament in Kyiv.
Brandon Adams stands to gain $220,000 if he defeats Patrick Antonius in a tennis match scheduled for June in Las Vegas. The match was agreed upon six weeks prior.
EducaPoker 3.0 is set to launch on January 19, 2011, with significant changes to the platform. The website will be offline for several hours starting at 8 AM (Spain time) for system updates.
Poker pro Gus Hansen has had a rough start to the year, losing significant amounts of money in various games and complaining about Full Tilt's random number generator.
The PCA 2011 high roller tournament saw a record-breaking 151 participants, with notable players like Dmitry Shtelmak and Alexander Kostritsin representing Russia. The tournament featured intense competition and surprising eliminations.
The first Spartan Project poker tournament is winding down with an update on January 19, 2011. Winners can choose between two major events: Madrid or Málaga. American residents will receive an equivalent tournament package.