$500 Prize fund for Poker Professor Private Tournament

Poker Professor today announced our first Community event. We will be holding a private poker tournament for our community members on Sunday 20th August.

We’ve put together a huge prize pool for this event and the total prize fund will be a minimum of $500. We want to make this tournament available to as many of you as possible so we have set the entry fee to the tournament as low as possible at just $5.

Tournament Details
Date: Sunday 20th August
Time: 3pm UK Time
Prize Fund: $500 + all entry fees
Tournament Type: No Limit Hold’em
Entry cost: $5

To enter please see this thread in our forum which will give you all the details you need to know in order to reserve your entry place.

Refer Your Friends
The reason we are holding this event and putting such a huge prize pool together for it is to raise awareness of the Poker Professor website.

The tournament is open to everyone and we want you to invite all your friends, family, workmates, next door neighbours and the guy you know down the street who looks at you funny.

We want as many people as possible to play in our first community event. So to market the event we are offering you cash for anybody you refer to play in the tournament. We’d rather build the bankroll of our community members than spend our marketing budget on advertisements.

1 Referal - We give you $5
2 Referals - We give you $15
3 Referals - We give you $25
4 Referals - We give you $35
5 Referals - We give you $50
5+ Referals - We give you $10 per referal.

So bring 20 of your friends and family with you and you’ll get $200 and so on.

We hope you will help us to bring as many new members to the Poker Professor community and make for a really fun event.

For full details of this event please see this thread in our forum

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