Win an Around The World Poker Tour Worth $15,000 with Carbon Poker and RakeTheRake!

Three months of unique prizes, on top of the best rakeback deals at RakeTheRake.com.

2011-06-06

ESSEX, ENGLAND, June 06, 2011 (Press-News.org) In celebration of its relaunched site, RakeTheRake players are being offered an amazing opportunity to win a $15,000 Around The World Poker Tour , all expenses paid, courtesy of Carbon Poker. With $100,000k+ of re-launch promotions running from now until the end of July, these special prizes are in addition to the regular $500k+ of monthly promotions at RakeTheRake.com.

This totally bespoke World Poker Tour package has been handpicked by Carbon Poker to offer the lucky winner a world tour which takes in The English Poker Open (EPO, London, September 2011), The Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT, Macau, November 2011) and the World Series of Poker* (WSOP*, Las Vegas, May 2012).

The package includes buy-ins for all events, plus travel and accommodation expenses to each destination. This truly is a 'money can't buy' prize and an incredible poker experience up for grabs!

To enter, players should visit Carbon Poker's Around The World promotion page and check the rake level requirements. Those who meet them will go through to the Around The World qualifiers on 7 August 2011, with the top ten players going on to play a final table on Sunday 14 August 2011. Players not currently tracked to the RakeTheRake group can also enter this promotion by registering their Carbon Poker screen name.

RakeTheRake's new site is easy to navigate with an intuitive user experience and a range of new functionality. With simplified sign up, detailed rakeback reporting and helpful video tutorials for key areas of the site, it makes your rakeback account and referrals revenue so easy to manage.

The two major new features are the forum which allows all RakeTheRake players to interact and the introduction of poker training, free of charge!

RakeTheRake is the largest and most reputable rakeback affiliate in the market. We work with all the top poker rooms to increase traffic to their sites, and to secure the best rakeback deals for our players.

For further information, please contact us at www.raketherake.com or via: marketing@raketherake.com
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*World Series of Poker (Europe) and WSOP(E) are trademarks of Caesars Interactive Entertainment, Inc. or its affiliates (collectively Caesars). CIE does not sponsor or endorse, and is not associated or affiliated with RakeTheRake, or its products, services, promotions or tournaments. Any promotion or tournament on this site will not guarantee your seat or ability to register for any WSOP(E) event or any WSOP(E) affiliated event which is at the sole discretion of Caesars.

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