How to be Part of the Sky Poker Tour Grand Final
31 Aug, 2012, 10:14 BST
LONDON, August 31, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
The Sky Poker Tour Grand Final is just around the corner, so make sure that you are part of it!
Yes... it's almost that time of the year! The Sky Poker Tour Final is back, and it's time for all poker fans to get excited!
Although the curtain may be drawing to a close on the fourth season of the Sky Poker Tour, it is certain to go out with a bang this year. So make sure that you are at the Grand Final at the Dusk Till Dawn casino in Nottingham on the 8th and 9th September.
The Sky Poker Tour Grand Final has a total prize pool of £75,000! So if you want to be part of this magnificent event, make sure that you head to the lobby to play in a satellite.
Players can earn their place in the Nottingham final for as little as £3.60 by partaking in the SPT Micro Satellite. One in five will win a seat to the SPT Quarter Final that will take place from Monday to Saturday at 9.30pm, or Sunday at 7pm.
If players succeed in the Quarter Final, they will participate in the Sky Poker Tour Semi Final, which will take place on Sundays at 9.30pm. These matches should prove extremely tense, as only one in five will win a place in the Grand Final. The Semi Final also offers players a £72 buy in.
But if you don't like the sound of playing through three rounds of poker online to reach the Nottingham Final, players can participate in the Sky Poker Tour Super Satellites. These are available daily at 8.45pm and have a £9 buy in.
But the catch? The winner takes all, with one seat guaranteed and a maximum of 40 players. So it may be the quickest, but it is also the most challenging way to win a seat in the Sky Poker Tour Grand Final.
Alternatively, you can simply buy in to the Grand Final for £330.
To participate in a Sky Poker Tour Satellite, or to take part in another tournament, please visit the Sky Poker website.
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Sky Poker is the British Sky Broadcasting's online poker division, which allows users to play poker online on their website and screens selected hands from various tournaments and cash games on Sky Poker TV, allowing players on the site to become the stars of the TV channel. Sky Poker focuses on poker online and UK poker players, with all play at the tables in pounds rather than dollars, as well as its own Sky Poker Tour around the country.
Sky Poker is licensed and regulated by the Alderney Gambling Control Commission (AGCC).
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