Friday, June 29, 2007

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Bodog Poker giving away iPhones

Calvin Ayre

By Sarah Polson

It's the latest and most talked about in recent cell phone technology, and Bodog Poker has it. The poker site will be giving away 15 iPhones during its Let 'Em Ride promotion starting today.

"As an Internet company we are always into the latest technology, and we all love the new iPhone, as it's a mobile phone, MP3 player and wireless Web browser all rolled into one," said Calvin Ayre, Bodog Poker founder and CEO, "so we decided to give away 15 of them."

So how can poker players get their hands on an iPhone during the promotion? They just have to be dealt the winning hand chosen by Bodog Poker.

One winning Let 'Em Ride hand is selected at a time, starting with four twos in order up to a royal flush. Only one winning hand is available at a time, and once someone wins with that hand, the next winning hand becomes live.

For example, the first hand will be four twos. Once someone is dealt that winning hand, it is taken off the list, and four threes becomes the next winning hand people can get to win the iPhone.

Once all four of a kind hands are dealt in chronological order, the contest moves on to straight and royal flushes to win an iPhone.

Other prizes will also be given out during the Let 'Em Ride contest which runs from today until Aug. 10. Poker players can also win one of 30 iTunes gift cards and 30 $25 credits to player accounts in a random draw of all those who participate in the promotion.

For more information or to get in on the fun, visit Bodog Poker.

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