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Ted Harris
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World Series of Poker .... you play?

Ted Harris
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Portland, OR
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With the WSOP about to crown their 2009 champion with the coveted bracelet and $8+ million dollars, are there any folks in BP nation that like to play poker online (for fun of course)? I have a home game but never played online ... a friend suggested Full Tilt.

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Will Barnard
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Will Barnard
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I have a great idea if there are enough poker players here in BP Nation.

The online sites like Full Tilt offer private invite poker tourneys and BP can have their own. We can set it up to where we fund a pot and the winner of the most points (through a point system we create) gets a spot in the next World Series of Poker.

This would require enough interest and if it was accomplished, BP Nation would be represented and "branded" in the World Series in Vegas at the Rio.

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