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24Poker will soon open a high-rollers club for our VIP players.

Gain enough Rake Hands and you can join The
Club
and enjoy HUGE promotions such as a 25% rake-back, daily bonuses for
the best player and a bi-monthly $10000 freeroll.

Once 100 players qualify and register, The Club will officially open!



Hello, I have been a professional poker player for the last 12 years, and I am
constantly approached by some of the biggest names in poker history.

Most of these TV star poker personalities have made millions throughout their
careers and have asked me to coach them and study their game to correct their
gaming mistakes.

Every Saturday 24poker.com will hold poker lessons for all their valued customers.
I will watch you play and tip you about all the correct moves you should make.
You can depend on me to make you winners, and I will. So please join me at the
play and learn tables and i will reveal the hidden secrets that only a few professional
poker player knows. take care and see you at the tables... Enroll
now!


Regards

THE_TIPPER



On 24th of March, 24poker card room will offer new-Rounder Tournaments with a
unique structure as follows:

There will be five levels of tournaments known as the rounds. Network players
begin at Round One where they buy-in to the games at an affordable entry price,
for example $5.

They can be in any poker room across the Prima network, giving them the opportunity
to play against diverse opponents. Each set of Rounds will have a table of at
least ten players. Any number of round sets can be running simultaneously.



Sponsored by PrimaPoker.com, Ms. Richie's enjoyed an all-expenses paid trip to
Las Vegas including hotel, spending money and the $10,000 buy-in to the 2004 WSOP.

Ms. Richie won her seat by playing in an online tournament at the Royal Vegas
online casino. Just before leaving St. Petersburg, Ms. Richie told everyone she
wanted to be the first grandmother to make it to the final table. It nearly happened.

Ms. Richie outlasted many amateur and well-known professional players, including
Chris Moneymaker (last year's champion), Phil Hellmuth, Phil Ivey, Annie Duke
and even "Cousin Sal," the jokester sidekick from the Jimmy Kimmel Show.