Friday, Dec. 22, 2006

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Nine Tournament Titan seats left for top online poker players

By Erin Warner

Titan Poker's search for the world's best online poker player just narrowed. French player Thierry Barou, aka "bioman," and Hungarian player Krisztian Kovacs - who goes by the name "neooen2" online - are the 10th and 11th additions to Tournament Titan final table.

The Tournament Titan event is among the richest sit-and-go tournaments played online, with only 20 players eligible to qualify for the guaranteed $1 million prize pool.

Each seat is worth $50,000, with players from Canada, Australia, France, Sweden, Austria and Spain already lined up to compete. But only nine seats are left, and Titan Poker is in a hurry to fill them.

To qualify, players have to make three consecutive final tables at the poker room's scheduled participating tournaments which are running daily.

The remaining nine seats will be doled out on a first-come-first-served basis, with the first players to make meet the requirements receiving a spot.

The first-place winner will take home $200,000 and each of the 20 contestants are guaranteed to win at least $25,000.

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