Bodog Poker roll out promos
A double shot at the most lucrative poker tournament in the Southern Hemisphere, the Aussie Millions and an exclusive $15,000 freeroll for the fast-approaching World Poker Tour North American Poker Championships is all included this time.
Sundell added: "The tournaments are awesome, for sure, but there's always lots of free gear, endless bar tabs, nice hotels, the Bodog girls....They really go the extra mile for satellite winners to make it far more than just a poker tournament -- it's a real, once-in-a-lifetime experience."
First up: The $15K World Poker Tour NAPC freeroll.
It's for all PokerListings players who earn just 350 points from Aug. 1 - Sept. 30 (those who sign up, or have signed up, at Bodog through a internet-poker.co.uk link), and is set for Oct. 7 at 1:05 p.m. (EDT).
A massive package of $12,500 for the first-place finisher, including buy-in and expenses for the prestigious WPT North American Poker Championships in Niagara Falls to be held in Canada from Oct. 25 till Nov. 2.
An exclusive $33,000 Aussie Millions freeroll following shortly after, also for all internet-poker.co.uk players, set to go at 1:05 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 23, 2007.
To ring in the New Year at the renowned Aussie Millions, set for Jan. 14-19, 2008 in Melbourne, Australia, the top two finishers will win $14,000 packages, $10,500 for buy- in and $3,500 for travel/expenses.
In the freeroll, an extra $5,000 in cash will also be spread, with just 500 points between now and Dec. 15 needed to qualify.
For the PL players at Bodog continues the notoriously high-reward, deep prize pool $10,000 monthly cash freeroll series, with just 250 points between the first and last of each month needed to buy in.
"It's always a win/win situation for our online poker players at Bodog.... A great room, great bonuses and perks, and if they're one of the lucky ones who get to hit the felt (and the bar, and the town ...) with Team Bodog, they're in for the time of their lives." Sundell adds.
Published by Catilina Munoz
Senior Editor




