The leading online poker website Full Tilt Poker is joining forces with Poker Gives and they are going to host a special charity poker tournament. This event will take place next month and it is going to feature plenty of top professional players.
The buy in for this charity tournament is going to be set at just $10 and the event is going to take place on the 4th of April at 2pm New York Time. Half of all the funds that are raised are going to be donated to charitable causes too so if you want to do your bit for charity this really is a great way to do it.
If you are into online poker then I’m sure you will know who Mike Sexton is. He is the host of the World Poker Tour and he is going to be taking part in this charity event as is Linda Johnson who is the founder of the Poker Gives website. Anyone who takes part in this charity event will be able to play alongside and chat with many celebrities and these will include Andy Bloch, Jan Fisher, Eric Lynch, TJ Cloutier, Jena Delk and Susie Isaacs.
Your buy in price is all you need and to reward you for taking part in this charity event you will have the chance to win lots of bonus prizes and these prizes are currently valued at more than $3,900 and they are continuing to rise daily.
If you want to take part all you have to do is visit the tournament lobby which is located on the Full Tilt Poker website. You need to select private and the event is then listed in red and the identification number associated with the charity event is 137275439. The password for the event is PokerNations.
There are some amazing prizes up for grabs in this event and these include sunglasses from Blue Shark Optics. Other prizes are a home game set courtesy of DB Dealer and a one year subscription to Bluff Magazine. Players can also win six months of poker coaching form Deuces Cracked and poker books, card protectors and a $200 gift certificate to Andrew Shirley and Company.
This really is a great event and if you are a member of the Full Tilt Poker website then please do your best to take part in this charity event.
Until next time,
Gamble Wisely
