Who’d turn down an invitation to meet ...
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June 22, 2011 |
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Last week, the PartyPoker blog was lucky enough to visit the brand-new Playboy Club London.
It’s a casino, bar, restaurant, nightclub, and hangout all rolled into one Playboy branded experience. Walk through the front door off a quiet Mayfair street, and you ride a glowing red elevator up to the club.
The first thing to say is that Playboy Club London is not a lapdancing club. The...
Play Tony G and Tyron Krost in the APT M...
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This Wednesday July 28th at 19.00 Sydney time (05:00 ET / 11:00 CET) is your chance to play against Tony G and Tyron Krost in the APT Manila Bounty tournament.
Bounty tournaments are a different dynamic to regular tournaments: you might decide to play a pot with one our Team PartyPoker pros just to take a shot at collecting their bounty. Tony G’s nickname on PartyPoker tables...
Theo Jorgensen is Scared of Heights!...
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PartyPoker and Ace Magazine have teamed up to create Poker in the Sky, which will take place tonight in Copenhagen.
Poker in the Sky literally rises above everything that you’ve seen before on the Danish poker scene! Floating high above the Town Hall, surrounded by Copenhagen and the spires of the city, 22 poker players and two celebrities will take part with town hall doves...
PartyPoker.com Premier League Line-Up An...
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June 10, 2009 |
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Matchroom Sport can announce the seven players set to take part in this year’s PartyPoker.com Premier League which commences at Penrith Leisure Centre on Thursday 3rd of September and concludes with the play-offs at Potters Leisure Resort, Hopton-on-Sea on the weekend of the 28th and 29th November.
Leading the way is defending champion and World No.1 Ronnie O’Sullivan who will be...
Take on the biggest stars in sport at th...
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May 18, 2009 |
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PartyPoker.com’s Sports Stars Challenge has rounded up some of the biggest sporting icons from across the globe and given them their biggest challenge yet; to prove they’ve got what it takes to compete in a televised poker tournament.
And you could be joining them to play for a share of the huge $84,000 prize pool.
For the first time ever we’re giving you the chance to be a part...
The biggest party in Europe...
Friday the 13th is going to be lucky someone as that’s the day the PartyPoker.com European Open V will come to its climax and one player will be $200,000 richer. The PartyPoker.com European Open V gets underway in London on Friday, 6th February with a total prize pool of a not too shabby at all $504,000 up for grabs. Among the players to look out for in the famous 72-runner $7,000...Classy Arce’s the big winner in Manila...
The Asian Poker Tour Philippines has a new champion – and it’s local boy Neil Arce who’s the poker king of the islands. Arce, 25, conquered a field of 262 runners representing over 40 countries to scoop the first prize of $180,000. The runner-up was Steve ‘joonhee’ Yea from South Korea who also finished second at the 2008 Asian Poker Tour Macau in August 2008. ‘This is just...Five go mad in Manila (APT Philippines M...
By Jeremy Coleman Talking with the five remaining PartyPoker.com players this morning, all were relaxed, comfortable and looking forward to this key day in the main event. Today the tournament will play down from the current 69 players to the final table of just nine. However, with the top 27 players cashing there was much to play for. For low stacked players like Fedor Matviv and...Making moves in Manila (APT Manila Main ...
By Jeremy Coleman PartyPoker.com’s remaining 14 players were in the spotlight on Day 1B, aiming to join Swedes Daniel Haglund and Erik Backlund who had made it through from the opening day’s play. Our 14 were part of 182 players who sat down on Day 1B, making a total of 262 competitors for the event and generating a prize pool of $635,000 – less than expected but still a...An impressive pair of Swedes (APT Philip...
By Jeremy Coleman Once the remaining 35 players were rested, fed and watered, it was back to business. Our guys needed to up their game in order to see out the final four levels of the day to make it into Day 2 on Saturday. Jason Gibson had to make a move having such a short stack and was happy to look down and see A-K in his first hand after the dinner break. He pushed all in a found a...
