|
Asian Poker Classic to return in 2008
 July 25, 2007, 1:42 pm (4 years ago)With the goal of exceeding themselves, with the hope of earning more money and attract many more pros to the tables, the organizers have communicated the return of the Asian Poker Classic tournament next year (2008) in march in GOA, being based on the spectacular results obtained this year's tournament.
Being the richest poker tournament ever to have taken place in India, the country has otained spectacular results with more than 140 players gambling for the guaranteed $1 million in earnings. At this event participated players from all around the world including celebrities like Willie Tan, Roy "the boy" Brindley, Surinder Sumar and Lee Nelson.
Some players have declared that they have played poker also online, beginning from virtual money games and arriving to the games with real cash. In fact the most important audience was the online gambling community. Thanks to his strategy, the most successful winner, Carl Hostrup from Denmark left with $320,000 in winnings, thanks to his gambling stategies acumulated thorought his experience.
The Indian Coast competition was difficult enough, but thanks to the astouning level of it, new winners and a heap of talent were unraveled. The event was memorable in the luxury and comfort of the Intercontinental resort, and now the players are pleased to be announced that the tournament returns next year. The Director of Operartions for the Asian Poker Classic, Imran Hassan, declared to be very impatient about the return of the event and affirmed that the planning started right after the previous to produce a bigger and more luxurious poker tournament in India. He declared that the Asian Poker Classic is one of the biggest tournaments in the region.
Being the biggest tournament in India, its prizes will surely attract a lot of new and impatient gambles, more pros, and draw more money into the tournament and as Hassan proudly repeats it, the Asian Poker Classic is without any doubt one of the biggest tournaments in India.
Automatic Translation
|
Comments (0)
