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| harry_lime |
OFC #79 & #80 at Pacific Poker - 20/21.06.09
These events are NOT included in the Team Alternate Mini-League - Season #4 * Tournament pre-registration is Open ! This pre-registration (you must do this to be able to register for the actual tournament) ends on Wednesday June 17th, 2009 at 15:00 EDT. Here's what you should do : STEP 1 : The first thing you will need is a Pacific Poker account if you don't have one, just click on our banner below, download the software and register an account. Please let us know if you download Pacific Poker through a forum banner, it will all help to go toward our cash ticker ! Download Pacific Poker from the banner below : 
STEP 2 : Ok, once you've done that you need to go to the registration page at OFC located Here. fill in the required fields and then most importantly choose a forum from the drop down menu, the one you want to choose is Alternate Poker Forum Click submit and you'll receive an email saying you're signed up (you won't be able to register for the actual tournament just yet). NOTE :All participants must pre-register at the OFC with the following information to be eligible to play in this event: 1. The EXACT Player Screen Name used to register your player account on Pacific Poker (participants are urged to double check for any capitalization, punctuation, and/or spaces, if these are allowed in user names at the host site). Only Pacific Poker accounts will be eligible to play. 2. The EXACT Email Address used to register your player account on Unibet . Only Pacific Poker accounts will be eligible to play. STEP 3 : Once you've received your email, pop back to this thread and let us know that you've signed up and what your Pacific Poker screen name is ! Team Alternate : Ramster = ramster4 .........let's get involved folks - spread the word ! 
..................................................................................................................... Tournament Details : It gives me great pleasure to announce 2 NEW Online Forum Challenge Events. Both players and forums will get a share of the money, based on performance, not the number that register and sit out. Freerolls won in any of the events will be open only for the players playing in that specific event! Online Forum Challenge #79 - Freeroll Event sponsored by Pacific Poker Saturday, June 20th, 2009 at 15:00 EDT Buy-In : Freeroll Total Prize Pool: €500 PLUS €250 in Forum Prizes! Online Forum Challenge #80 - Buy-In Event sponsored by Pacific Poker Sunday, June 21st, 2009 at 15:00 EDT Buy-In : €5 + €0.50 Total Prize Pool: $2,000 Cash and Prizes ADDED TO BUYINS! $1,000 Cash will be added to the player prize pool. $1,000 in Pacific Poker Tournament Tickets to the top placing players. and $500 in Forum Prizes This is the first of 2 events to be held at Pacific Poker Forum Prize Pools will be distributed as follows: Online Forum Challenge #73 1st Place Forum wins a €100 Private Tournament on Pacific Poker 2nd Place Forum wins a €60 Private Tournament on Pacific Poker 3rd Place Forum wins a €40 Private Tournament on Pacific Poker Online Forum Challenge #74 1st Place Forum wins a €200 Private Money Added Tournament on Pacific Poker 2nd Place Forum wins a €110 Private Money Added Tournament on Pacific Poker 3rd Place Forum wins a €65 Private Money Added Tournament on Pacific Poker |
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| harry_lime |
Free $10 For Depositors
In addition to the $500 Forum prize pool, all depositing players that have made a deposit or reload in the last 30 days before the buyin starts, and that also play in both the freeroll and buyin event, will receive $10 in their player accounts within 48 hours of the completion of the above buyin event. 1st of 2 Events - $300 Bonus Freeroll for all players that play in BOTH buyin events! Bonus Freeroll - August 8th - 2pm Est. |
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| Ramster |
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| Arjonius |
If anyone is planning to play the buyin today, you might want to make note that the structure for the freeroll was very fast. It was push or fold for most players quite a while before the bubble, and all the way through to the end. |