ST. JOHNS, ANTIGUA, July 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) Daily satellites with a chance to ultimately win a $12,500 WPT Paris prize package begin Monday at Intertops Poker. There's also $10,000 up for grabs in the popular online poker room's weekly FPP points race which continues through July. It's going to be a very busy summer.
With qualifiers throughout the day, every day, Intertops Poker players can satellite their way to a WPT Paris Super Satellite Final for as little as $0.20, or buy-in directly. Super Satellite Finals will be held on Sunday, July 31st and Sunday, August 28th. Tournament details: http://poker.intertops.com/en/promotions/#item_1486
Each Intertops Grand Prix de Paris $12,500 prize package includes EUR7,500 for the Main Event seat, cash for travel expenses and official Intertops Poker merchandise. The WPT Grand Prix de Paris will take place at the world famous Aviation Club de France in the heart of Paris September 1st to 11th.
Intertops will also give away another $10,000 ($2500 per week) in its ongoing FPP points race. Intertops Poker players earn Frequent Player Points whenever they are dealt cards at any real-money cash game or pay a tournament entry fee. Points are automatically converted into Gold Chips which can then be redeemed for prizes, free poker tournaments or as non-deposit bonuses. Those that finish in the top 50 Frequent Player Point earners each week in July will win a share of that week's $2500 prize pool.
Intertops Poker has recently changed its player rewards program to make it easier to use and understand. A recent software update gave the poker room, which had been online since 2003, a slick new look. Advanced tools including a poker hand analysis tool are now available to help every player improve their game.
Intertops welcomes players from around the world to its online poker room, casino and sportsbook. After fifteen years of excellent service, players trust them to offer the best bonuses and promotions and to make their withdrawals quick and easy.
Intertops, known for its quick payments to affiliates, offers new affiliates commissions up to 35%.
Affiliate inquiries:
affiliates@intertops.com
www.intertops.com/affiliate
Media inquiries:
Larry Colcy, Lyceum Media
intertops@lyceummedia.com
About Intertops Poker (http://poker.intertops.com)
Intertops.com launched Intertops Poker in 2003 and re-launched in 2010 with the Cake Network. Intertops Poker is a global poker room offering innovative and top-quality software to give all players an enhanced poker experience. Texas Hold'em, Omaha ring games and tournaments of all stakes and levels are running 24/7. Players can win their share of over $20 million in monthly tournament payouts and $6 million in tournament guarantees every month. Intertops Poker also offers all players access to one of the most lucrative loyalty programs in the industry. New players receive a 110% bonus up to $600.
Intertops Poker Hosting Daily WPT Paris Satellites with $12,500 Grand Prix de Paris Prize Packages to be Awarded
Daily satellite tournaments with a chance to ultimately win a $12,500 WPT Paris prize package begin Monday at Intertops Poker. There's also $10,000 up for grabs in the popular online poker room's weekly FPP points race which continues through July.
2011-07-02
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