ESSEX, ENGLAND, August 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) Cake Poker's series of online qualifiers for The English Poker Open 2012 is continuing through August and September, with a package for the EPO2012 main event being won every Sunday. The prize consists of a guaranteed seat to the live tournament along with a generous travel and accommodation allowance, totalling $5000.
To date, six online poker players have secured themselves a seat via Cake Poker. And with just three more Sundays left to qualify for an EPO package it's time to play the qualifiers at Cake Poker now! The remaining Weekly Finals at Cake are being held on Sunday 19 August, Sunday 26 August with the last being Sunday 2 September.
Players wanting to secure a seat at the GBP250,000 guaranteed EPO can gain entry into the online qualifiers for as little as a $30 + $3 buy-in. In addition RakeTheRake has sponsored five freerolls a day at Cake that advance the top 3 players to a special 10 Seat Saturday feeder to Sunday's Main Event Final!
Each $5,000 English Poker Open Prize Package includes:
- An English Poker Open Main Event *must play* main event seat ($3,500 USD)
- $1,500 USD cash contribution in your Cake Player account towards travel and accommodation expenses
- Entry to the EPO Welcome Party, September 17th aboard the HMS President ship on the River Thames in central London
- Official Team Cake gear pack
For details of all routes into the Weekly Final at Cake, please visit the English Poker Open's 2012 Event page/Online Qualifiers.
The English Poker Open is being held from 18-21 September at the Fox Poker Club, London. It was first held in 2009 at Dusk Till Dawn in Nottingham, but has since moved to London as part of the British Poker Festival which runs throughout September. Registration for the tournament is open now and online qualifiers are live.
The EPO is sponsored by RakeTheRake.com - poker cashback, win or lose.
Watch www.EnglishPokerOpen.com and LIKE 'English Poker Open' on Facebook, or follow 'EPOlive' on Twitter for further announcements.
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