Bet365 Poker Leaderboard Challenge Goes From Strength to Strength in 2008
Gibraltar, Europe (PRWEB) December 19, 2007 — Whatever your VIP skill level, bet365 Poker has a challenge to suit in 2008. In the Leaderboard Race Challenge, competitors can enter at Freshman level, facing players of similar experience, and progress via the Student, Graduate, Professional and Master of Poker skill ratings towards the ultimate Professor of Poker status, where there’s $9,500 in the monthly prizepot, plus seats at our Grand Final to be won. The bet365 Poker Leaderboard Race will reward players as they develop their skill sets over the year. There will be a chance for those with bad beat stories to avenge their losses - with monthly Runners Up Tournaments offering SEVEN Grand Final seats. Even our winners get rewarded as there’s no limit on how many Monthly Race Challenges they can win! “Poker at bet365 is about to get even better in 2008. This year sees some major improvements to the promotion including a new cash game leaderboard format and a selection of great cash prizes and tournament entries. The Grand Final will see all monthly winners of both the cash and tournament leaderboards come together to find bet365’s number 1 for 2008.” On top of all of this, bet365 Poker is running a Tournament Leaderboard Challenge, which consists of 12 monthly competitions. This Leaderboard will be decided on point accumulation based on tournament play throughout the month. Players of all VIP skill levels can enter with a chance of scooping a share of the huge monthly prizepot AND one of many Leaderboard Grand Final seats. Martin Willis, bet365’s Poker Manager, can’t wait for the competitions to start: “Poker at bet365 is about to get even better in 2008. This year sees some major improvements to the promotion including a new cash game leaderboard format and a selection of great cash prizes and tournament entries. The Grand Final will see all monthly winners of both the cash and tournament leaderboards come together to find bet365’s number 1 for 2008.”
