Daniel Negreanu Freeroll to be hosted by PokerStars
Yes, these guys are just determined to keep taking advantage of the poker season.
And while Daniel Negreanu may be one of the favorites to become the overall winner of the 2008 World Series of Poker, PokerStars came up with an idea how can they take advantage of one of the game’s more popular players.
Scheduled this Saturday on July 12 at 14:30 EST, Daniel Negreanu fans can win an exclusive weekend with their idol valued at $15,000 plus $2,000 in cash for travel expenses to Las Vegas.
Pretty sweet deal especially since winners will be living in style at the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino and will even be invited to a private party or rather, barbecue, at Negreanu’s Vegas residence.
So aside from being wined and dined, what exactly do you get? Let’s just say you get a crash course on how to vastly improve your game. The package includes a 2-day seminar led by Negreanu himself on various poker topics including pot odds, implied odds, bluffing opponents and tournament strategy.
Winners will also work with Negreanu in live workshops at the poker tables. If you win the freeroll, you can expect to have a weekend where Negreanu himself will personally assess your game, tell you why you suck and how you can correct your amateur mistakes.
All thanks to PokerStars.com.
On the final day, you will join Negreanu in a private poker tournament with the other 17 participants so you can see for yourself how much you’ve improved. Can you imagine the bragging rights the winner of that tournament gets?
All you need to do to join the freeroll is to collect FPP points. Negreanu himself will be playing in this freeroll so if you’re one of those die-hard Negreanu fans, the freeroll itself should be a treat for you.
Which former WSOP Main Event champion will last the longest at the 2008 World Series of Poker? Bodog sportsbook has the odds.
Doyle Brunson 6.50
Joe Hachem 8.00
Phil Hellmuth 5.50
Chris Ferguson 5.50
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2008 World Series of Poker Daniel Negreanu
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