Wednesday, March 28, 2007

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Titan Poker planting a big one on Pokerface

By Christopher Hunt

The winner of the 2007 Pokerface tournament will be living the high-rolling, poker pro dream; a $200,000 prize package will jet them around the planet to play in nothing but the highest-stakes tournaments. Titan Poker can get the dream started with a few coins from your couch.

The spoils of Pokerface 2007 at Binion's in Las Vegas this May are lucrative: A guaranteed prize pool of $300,000, with top prize a full sponsorship for a year including $100,000 for tournament buy-ins around the world, $30,000 for travel expenses and $70,000 in salary.

Not to mention nine World Series of Poker Main Event packages worth $12,500 for the whole final table, and a WSOP package available for every four players in the tournament.

Titan Poker is doing their best to get players a sniff of the good life, with an ongoing series of super satellites awarding a lucrative $14,000 package in its own right for the Pokerface event.

One Pokerface 2007 package - which includes buy-in, flights, and accommodations - is up for every 40 players in the super satellites, with three events set for the month of April.

Satellites are ready to go April 1, April 15 and April 29 at 8:00 p.m. (GMT), with direct buy-ins available for $350+$30.

There are, however, a wide variety of daily and weekly satellites where the aforementioned pocket change can come in handy.

Ongoing sit-and-go satellites and multi-table qualifiers start as low as $1.50+20¢.

For all the details, visit Titan Poker.

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