ESSEX, ENGLAND, May 23, 2011 (Press-News.org) Another week and another great promotion from RakeTheRake.com to celebrate its new site launch. There's $11,000 worth of prizes to be snapped up, provided by InterPoker and RakeTheRake. InterPoker's very special promotion is one of a wealth of amazing additional prizes running for three months until the end of July 2011. This three month period of extra special poker promotions is over and above the regular $500k+ of monthly promotions at RakeTheRake.
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On top of that, players who continue to stack up their raked hands until the end of July have an incredible opportunity to win a $6000 InterPoker Platinum Poker Tour sponsorship package! The sponsorship package will see the winner tour European tournaments over a one year period, starting in Malta. Buy-ins, travel and accommodation expenses are all included with branded clothing being provided too. The winner will also enjoy being part of the Platinum Club team. The ten players with the most raked hands by midnight on 31 July will go through to a final table on Sunday 18 September.
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