Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2007

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Titan Poker players eyeing Porsche

By Sarah Polson

This is the final week of the Titan Poker World Challenge Tournament series that will culminate in someone winning a Porsche Cayman S during the main event.

Players from around the world have been competing against their countrymen and -women in Country Qualifier Leagues before moving on to Regional Qualifiers.

The top 55 players from the leagues will advance to the World Challenge Main Event on Dec. 16 where they will compete for $55,000 in guaranteed cash prizes. The winner will pocket the keys to a brand-new Porsche.

All of the players who make it into the main event will walk away with some cash from the $55,000 prize pool, but only one can drive away with the $100,000 Porsche Cayman S.

The World Challenge Tournament is just one of the many cash promotions offered by Titan Poker. With more than $8 million in monthly tournament prizes, there's plenty of cash spread around at the poker site.

Recently the site staged the European Championship of Online Poker, which had more than $2.5 million in guaranteed prizes spread over 10 days of tournament play. The winner of the main event, wllkllu, took home $220,000 for the top spot.

There's more than just cash to be had at the poker site as well. There are plenty of tournaments on hand for players to win prize packages to live tournaments, including the Aussie Millions, the World Series of Poker and the Irish Poker Open in March.

Whether it's a Porsche, a prize package or a pile of cash, Titan Poker has what you want.

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