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PokerStars to host Macau Cup this weekend
The Macau Poker Cup will have a few events spread over three days, starting today with a charity tournament to benefit the Caritas de Macau. The Caritas de Macau is a social organization in Macau. Its goal is to provide services to individuals, families and communities to help create a more humane condition economically, morally and spiritually. The organization, which is part of the Macau Catholic Church, also works to encourage people to be more responsible for their own lives and activities and to enable themselves to build a community based on truth, justice, fraternity, freedom and peace. The charity event starts at 8 p.m. local time and requires a $500 HKD buy-in plus a $1,500 HKD charitable donation to play. The first- and second-place finishers in the event will win the $25,000 HKD buy-in for the Asian ((Pacific Poker)) Tour Macau Main Event coming up in September. Third place through fifth place will receive entry into the $10,000 Red Dragon tournament, sixth place to 10th place will earn a $1,000 Deep Stack tournament entry and 11th through 35th place will earn entry into the $600 APPT Phase 1 tournament. There is also a cash prize pool that will be distributed from sixth place through 20th place. The Macau Poker Cup Deep Stack event is scheduled to start on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. local time. It costs $100 HKD to enter. At 4 p.m. the poker room will host a Phase 1 mega-satellite to the APPT Macau with a $600 buy-in, and then in the evening the Macau Cup Red Dragon event with a $10,000 HKD buy-in is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. On Sunday, the Grand Waldo Casino will host the Macau Cup $500 Challenge at 12:30 p.m. plus a Phase 2 mega-satellite to the APPT Macau. PokerStars is expecting players from at least six different countries to participate in the Macau Poker Cup. Among them will be Steve Chung. Chung, from Hong Kong, won a $100,000 HKD prize package to the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas in June at the PokerStars Macau poker room. He placed 667th out of the 6,844 players who turned up for the 2008 WSOP Main Event. Tony "Don18" Dunst will be making his way from the United States to play in the Macau Poker Cup. He recently won a Bellagio Cup event while in Las Vegas to pocket $193,720. Celina Lin, from Australia, will be heading to Macau once again after cashing in 24th place out of 352 players in the APPT Macau last November. Roger Spetz, from Malaysia, may prove to be the biggest threat in the Macau events this weekend. He finished sixth at the APPT Manila event out of 255 players and seventh out of 186 players at the APPT Seoul. Related Articles: PokerStars welcomes Brazilian to teamNo deals for PokerStars Sunday eventsPokerStars claims Million Dollar MenVisit PokerListings.com
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The Macau Poker Cup will have a few events spread over three days, starting today with a charity tournament to benefit the Caritas de Macau. The Caritas de Macau is a social organization in Macau. Its goal is to provide services to individuals, families and communities to help create a more humane condition economically, morally and spiritually. The organization, which is part of the Macau Catholic Church, also works to encourage people to be more responsible for their own lives and activities and to enable themselves to build a community based on truth, justice, fraternity, freedom and peace. The charity event starts at 8 p.m. local time and requires a $500 HKD buy-in plus a $1,500 HKD charitable donation to play. The first- and second-place finishers in the event will win the $25,000 HKD buy-in for the Asian ((Pacific Poker)) Tour Macau Main Event coming up in September. Third place through fifth place will receive entry into the $10,000 Red Dragon tournament, sixth place to 10th place will earn a $1,000 Deep Stack tournament entry and 11th through 35th place will earn entry into the $600 APPT Phase 1 tournament. There is also a cash prize pool that will be distributed from sixth place through 20th place. The Macau Poker Cup Deep Stack event is scheduled to start on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. local time. It costs $100 HKD to enter. At 4 p.m. the poker room will host a Phase 1 mega-satellite to the APPT Macau with a $600 buy-in, and then in the evening the Macau Cup Red Dragon event with a $10,000 HKD buy-in is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. On Sunday, the Grand Waldo Casino will host the Macau Cup $500 Challenge at 12:30 p.m. plus a Phase 2 mega-satellite to the APPT Macau. PokerStars is expecting players from at least six different countries to participate in the Macau Poker Cup. Among them will be Steve Chung. Chung, from Hong Kong, won a $100,000 HKD prize package to the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas in June at the PokerStars Macau poker room. He placed 667th out of the 6,844 players who turned up for the 2008 WSOP Main Event. Tony "Don18" Dunst will be making his way from the United States to play in the Macau Poker Cup. He recently won a Bellagio Cup event while in Las Vegas to pocket $193,720. Celina Lin, from Australia, will be heading to Macau once again after cashing in 24th place out of 352 players in the APPT Macau last November. Roger Spetz, from Malaysia, may prove to be the biggest threat in the Macau events this weekend. He finished sixth at the APPT Manila event out of 255 players and seventh out of 186 players at the APPT Seoul. Related Articles: PokerStars welcomes Brazilian to teamNo deals for PokerStars Sunday eventsPokerStars claims Million Dollar MenVisit PokerListings.com
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Million Dollar FPP Tourney Takes Place Sunday at Poker Stars
PokerStars is giving players a chance to turn their Frequent Players Points (FPPs) into a whole lot of cash on the last Sunday of each month with its Turbo Takedown tourney. It takes place this Sunday at 2:30 p.m. ET and has a buy-in of 5,000 FPPs. One out of three players will get paid, and the...
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PokerStars is giving players a chance to turn their Frequent Players Points (FPPs) into a whole lot of cash on the last Sunday of each month with its Turbo Takedown tourney. It takes place this Sunday at 2:30 p.m. ET and has a buy-in of 5,000 FPPs. One out of three players will get paid, and the...
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PokerStars welcomes Brazilian to team
Gomes became the first Brazilian to win a World Series of Poker gold bracelet this year when he won the $2,000 No-Limit Hold'em event. The event had more than 2,300 players from around the world, including Kirill Gerasimov from Russia who also made the final table. With the win, Gomes picked up his first major event cash and pocketed $770,540. "Alexandre is a fantastic addition to the world champions of Team PokerStars Pro. Through a mix of card playing skills and competitive spirit, he has exploded on the poker circuit and we believe he will continue to be a player to watch." said Andre Akkari, Team PokerStars Pro. Gomes, 25, was born in Curitiba, Brazil, and was a partner in a corporate law office in his home city until he discovered online poker. Previously he'd just been a social player, playing poker as a hobby with his friends, and then he discovered tournament play on PokerStars. Eventually he was doing well enough with online poker to be able to quit his job as a lawyer and become a full-time professional player. According to PokerStars, Gomes was making regular cash finishes in some of the biggest PokerStars tournaments by early 2007. In February 2008, he made one of his biggest wins on the poker site when he cashed in the Wednesday Hundred Fifty Grand for $65,333. Gomes also started taking on live tournaments in Brazil with some success and had taken on previous WSOP events before finding success this year. "I've always dreamed about playing on Team PokerStars Pro and winning a golden bracelet," Gomes said. "Now, I have realized both dreams at the same time. I don't want to wake up!" Gomes, who plays at PokerStars as Allingomes, joins a stable of pros at the poker sit ethat includes Chris Moneymaker, Greg Raymer, Joe Hachem, Barry Greenstein, Isabelle Mercier, Daniel Negreanu, Vanessa Rousso, Bertrand Grospellier, Humberto Brenes and more. For more information about Gomes or what else the poker site has in store for players, visit PokerStars. Related Articles: No deals for PokerStars Sunday eventsPokerStars claims Million Dollar MenPokerStars doubles money on SundayVisit PokerListings.com
PokerListings.com – Jul 23, 2008 7:26 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Gomes became the first Brazilian to win a World Series of Poker gold bracelet this year when he won the $2,000 No-Limit Hold'em event. The event had more than 2,300 players from around the world, including Kirill Gerasimov from Russia who also made the final table. With the win, Gomes picked up his first major event cash and pocketed $770,540. "Alexandre is a fantastic addition to the world champions of Team PokerStars Pro. Through a mix of card playing skills and competitive spirit, he has exploded on the poker circuit and we believe he will continue to be a player to watch." said Andre Akkari, Team PokerStars Pro. Gomes, 25, was born in Curitiba, Brazil, and was a partner in a corporate law office in his home city until he discovered online poker. Previously he'd just been a social player, playing poker as a hobby with his friends, and then he discovered tournament play on PokerStars. Eventually he was doing well enough with online poker to be able to quit his job as a lawyer and become a full-time professional player. According to PokerStars, Gomes was making regular cash finishes in some of the biggest PokerStars tournaments by early 2007. In February 2008, he made one of his biggest wins on the poker site when he cashed in the Wednesday Hundred Fifty Grand for $65,333. Gomes also started taking on live tournaments in Brazil with some success and had taken on previous WSOP events before finding success this year. "I've always dreamed about playing on Team PokerStars Pro and winning a golden bracelet," Gomes said. "Now, I have realized both dreams at the same time. I don't want to wake up!" Gomes, who plays at PokerStars as Allingomes, joins a stable of pros at the poker sit ethat includes Chris Moneymaker, Greg Raymer, Joe Hachem, Barry Greenstein, Isabelle Mercier, Daniel Negreanu, Vanessa Rousso, Bertrand Grospellier, Humberto Brenes and more. For more information about Gomes or what else the poker site has in store for players, visit PokerStars. Related Articles: No deals for PokerStars Sunday eventsPokerStars claims Million Dollar MenPokerStars doubles money on SundayVisit PokerListings.com
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Poker Stars Offering Qualifiers for EPT Barcelona
Barcelona, Spain, is a beautiful city with one of the richest histories in the world, and now poker players can take a trip there, take in the sights, and, of course, play some poker - all for as little as $2.22, courtesy of PokerStars. PokerStars, the sponsor of the European Poker Tour, is...
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Barcelona, Spain, is a beautiful city with one of the richest histories in the world, and now poker players can take a trip there, take in the sights, and, of course, play some poker - all for as little as $2.22, courtesy of PokerStars. PokerStars, the sponsor of the European Poker Tour, is...
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No deals for PokerStars Sunday events
More than 8,000 player turned out for the Sunday Million this week, with 1,233 players earning money from the event. The top two players earned a six-figure cash. SAM66 topped them all to take home $209,571.60. It came down to the Swiss player versus Shantaram, from France, in heads-up play. On the final hand Shantaram went all-in with #Ts#9c against SAM66's #Ad#6h. Facing a 7-to-1 chip deficit, Shantaram needed to win this race, but when the board came #5h#3d#s#6d#Jh, he was out and pocketing more than $140,000 for second place. The final table played out as follows:Place Name Country Prize 1st SAM66 Switzerland $209,571.60 2nd Shantaram France $141,718.50 3rd MrMuck1976 Norway $95,337.90 4th rubenrtv Netherlands $77,301 5th pepperdiablo United Kingdom $60,123 6th my_emolument United States $42,945 7th moorten Sweden $30,061.50 8th Axinar United States $19,754.70 9th Cjh1224 United States $13,398.84 There was a noticeable international flavor at the Sunday Million this week as there was at the other major events at PokerStars. On occasion the final tables seem heavy with players from the United States, but this week there were players from all over Europe and Canada as well. The other major PokerStars Sunday events played out as follows: Sunday Warm-UpPlace Name Country Prize 1st eisenhower1 Sweden $97,664 2nd seberek Greece $69,760 3rd hanji Canada $45,692.80 4th nukemaster1 Canada $34,880 5th AyeReady1966 United Kingdom $27,904 6th AA_Legend United Kingdom $20,928 7th bartleby666 Germany $14,998.40 8th ryanfitz05 United States $10,464 9th truls77 Norway $6,766.72 Sunday Hundred GrandPlace Name Country Prize 1st ftb_1988 United States $23,826.01 2nd SickLord66 United States $16,678.21 3rd Havana03 Germany $11,913.01 4th MHysler United States $9,530.41 5th SvenOLDB Germany $7,147.81 6th ncav08 United Kingdom $4,765.21 7th NuKEr2k Russian Federation $3,573.91 8th SingleFileD United States $2,382.61 9th retros94 France $1,786.96 Sunday Second ChancePlace Name Country Prize 1st Taknapotin United States $57,766 2nd uncledrkmeat United States $43,494.40 3rd P0ker D0h United States $32,450.90 4th Rugieee Germany $23,786 5th voyager7o9 United States $16,990 6th v1nc Netherlands $13,592 7th Universe112 United States $10,194 8thmcatdog United States $6,796 9th Brezi26 Czech Republic $4,757.20 Sunday $5,200 Freezeout 1. BrynKenney (United States) $45,000.00 For more information about these and other things the poker site has to offer, visit PokerStars. Related Articles: PokerStars claims Million Dollar MenPokerStars doubles money on SundayBadBeatKid_2 wins PokerStars Sunday MillionVisit PokerListings.com
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More than 8,000 player turned out for the Sunday Million this week, with 1,233 players earning money from the event. The top two players earned a six-figure cash. SAM66 topped them all to take home $209,571.60. It came down to the Swiss player versus Shantaram, from France, in heads-up play. On the final hand Shantaram went all-in with #Ts#9c against SAM66's #Ad#6h. Facing a 7-to-1 chip deficit, Shantaram needed to win this race, but when the board came #5h#3d#s#6d#Jh, he was out and pocketing more than $140,000 for second place. The final table played out as follows:Place Name Country Prize 1st SAM66 Switzerland $209,571.60 2nd Shantaram France $141,718.50 3rd MrMuck1976 Norway $95,337.90 4th rubenrtv Netherlands $77,301 5th pepperdiablo United Kingdom $60,123 6th my_emolument United States $42,945 7th moorten Sweden $30,061.50 8th Axinar United States $19,754.70 9th Cjh1224 United States $13,398.84 There was a noticeable international flavor at the Sunday Million this week as there was at the other major events at PokerStars. On occasion the final tables seem heavy with players from the United States, but this week there were players from all over Europe and Canada as well. The other major PokerStars Sunday events played out as follows: Sunday Warm-UpPlace Name Country Prize 1st eisenhower1 Sweden $97,664 2nd seberek Greece $69,760 3rd hanji Canada $45,692.80 4th nukemaster1 Canada $34,880 5th AyeReady1966 United Kingdom $27,904 6th AA_Legend United Kingdom $20,928 7th bartleby666 Germany $14,998.40 8th ryanfitz05 United States $10,464 9th truls77 Norway $6,766.72 Sunday Hundred GrandPlace Name Country Prize 1st ftb_1988 United States $23,826.01 2nd SickLord66 United States $16,678.21 3rd Havana03 Germany $11,913.01 4th MHysler United States $9,530.41 5th SvenOLDB Germany $7,147.81 6th ncav08 United Kingdom $4,765.21 7th NuKEr2k Russian Federation $3,573.91 8th SingleFileD United States $2,382.61 9th retros94 France $1,786.96 Sunday Second ChancePlace Name Country Prize 1st Taknapotin United States $57,766 2nd uncledrkmeat United States $43,494.40 3rd P0ker D0h United States $32,450.90 4th Rugieee Germany $23,786 5th voyager7o9 United States $16,990 6th v1nc Netherlands $13,592 7th Universe112 United States $10,194 8thmcatdog United States $6,796 9th Brezi26 Czech Republic $4,757.20 Sunday $5,200 Freezeout 1. BrynKenney (United States) $45,000.00 For more information about these and other things the poker site has to offer, visit PokerStars. Related Articles: PokerStars claims Million Dollar MenPokerStars doubles money on SundayBadBeatKid_2 wins PokerStars Sunday MillionVisit PokerListings.com
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Online Poker: SAM66 Wins Sunday Million
PokerStars Sunday Million The PokerStars Sunday Million had a very impressive week last week when it doubled its guarantee and had its largest-ever field and prize pool. Last night was back to business as usual for the event, but some of the allure from last week must have lingered, as the field...
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PokerStars Sunday Million The PokerStars Sunday Million had a very impressive week last week when it doubled its guarantee and had its largest-ever field and prize pool. Last night was back to business as usual for the event, but some of the allure from last week must have lingered, as the field...
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The PokerStars Million Dollar Men
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PokerListings.com – Jul 19, 2008 6:06 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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PokerListings.com – Jul 19, 2008 6:06 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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Poker Stars to Host Poker Camp in Barcelona
PokerStars qualifies more players for big events like the World Series of Poker and the European Poker Tour than any other site, and now PokerStars is offering a poker camp to prepare its players for their chance at a major live tournament. The PokerStars Poker Camp is scheduled from Sept. 7-8 in...
CardPlayer.com – Jul 16, 2008 10:23 PM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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PokerStars qualifies more players for big events like the World Series of Poker and the European Poker Tour than any other site, and now PokerStars is offering a poker camp to prepare its players for their chance at a major live tournament. The PokerStars Poker Camp is scheduled from Sept. 7-8 in...
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PokerStars Releases 2008 WCOOP Schedule
The schedule has been finalized for PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker set to begin September 5 and run ...
Poker Source Online – Jul 2, 2008 05:00 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
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The schedule has been finalized for PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker set to begin September 5 and run ...
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