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Now you can play poker to get a free trip to the Bahamas32Red.com, which is the online poker room that is powered by Microgaming, is presently allowing players the opportunity to get to the Bahamas and the Bootcamp competition of the World Poker Tournament through playing their way. They can surely have some relaxation as a part of the bargain. Those who are fortunate enough to be one of the winners of 32Red’ latest promotion will get all expense paid airfare to the Bahamas for one weeks time where they will receive in-depth teaching on how to play poker given by leading professionals of the game. They will also receive the opportunity to play as participants in tournaments, to attend fancy VIP parties, and be given a chance at being a winner of a portion of a combined pot valued at of GBP 210,000 while playing in the competition there. The winners of this promotion will be staying at the luxurious Crystal Palace Casino, and those who qualify will receive automatic entry into the two major poker tournaments being held at this WPT Bootcamp tournament. Here they will be given the opportunity to practice what they have learned at the poker boot camp. This is a promotional prize with a value in access of $7,000 and consists of a seven-night stay at the Nassau Bahamas Cable Beach Resort; the granting of $2,500 to be used toward travel expenses (the winner makes his own arrangements); paid entrance fee as a part of the 3-day Deep Stack "Season Pass" Tournament, along with the 2-day "Bust-Out" Tournament and in addition, paid entry into the single-table tournament; two days in which he is given instructions by poker professionals; two very chic and private VIP parties; all meals included; entrance for inclusion in the award ceremony and the VIP poker room including extended hours and games. The promotion will be made available to five potential winners by 32Red. New players can also participate in the $500 dollar poker promotion. In order to qualify however, players must participate successfully in a series of 32Red poker games. Back to News Archive - November 2007 |
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