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April 1 will go down in the record books for Global Poker. After a month of satellites beginning as low as SC$1.50 and a host of preliminary events, players took to the virtual felt to play in the largest tournament in Global Poker history.
The Global Poker Madness Main Event welcomed 419 players paying SC$540 for the privilege of winning their share of the impressive SC$209,500 prize pool. It easily eclipsed the guarantee of SC$200,000 after some predictions that there would be a massive overlay.
The overlay didn’t materialize as 189 players qualified to play in the SC$540 buy-in tournament by winning one of the many satellites that ran during the entire month of March.
‘Greeen’ sees green
After qualifying for the Nuts Main Event by winning a seat in a SC$77 satellite, it was ‘Greeen’ who was left holding all the chips. His hard-fought victory earned him SC$40,194, the biggest score of his career.
“I’m honestly beside myself,” ‘Greeen’ said after the tournament in the public forums. “I’ve played poker for a year and a half, a losing player, break even at best.”
‘Greeen’ first started playing on the Global Poker website eight months ago. He...
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Perhaps in the future we might have Google Poker, Facebook Poker, Wal-Mart Poker for money, etc. Likewise, we'll almost certainly see big name existing websites who never ran in the United States such as Betfair, Ladbrokes, and Everest Poker open their virtual doors for the very first time to the US, each branding one of their very first provided US online gambling licenses. In the meantime, the options for United States players are restricted to websites operating in small nations or Indian reserves exempt to heavy policy or independent auditing.
from Safest Online Poker Real Money https://www.uspoker.com/blog/global-poker-madness-greeen/22633/
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