Irish Open Mini Main Event Seats Available Through Paddy Power Poker Satellites
30/09/13 09:01 Filed in: Poker News
With the 2013 edition of the Irish Open fast approaching poker players interested in attending should be ready to take advantage of any opportunity to make their way to the competition. Luckily, Paddy Power Poker has just announced a way for talented site members to win their way into the Irish Open Mini Main Event.
Paddy Power's Irish Open Mini Main Event promotion provides players with a series of qualifiers that award entry to the upcoming events. The satellites consist of no-limit hold 'em rebuy/add on games that allow competitors to test their skill against others through a €11 buy-in. These satellites are scheduled to take place at 8 'o clock PM each Tuesday throughout the month of March. Winners will receive a prize package that gives them entry to the Irish Open Mini Main Event, a tournament that takes place over two days at Dublin's Burlington Hotel and requires a €225 fee for those who opt to buy-in directly. The Mini Main Event, one of the Irish Open's 11 side events, sees competitors start out with 10,000 in chips and will maintain a fast pace through a half hour clock.
A statement from Paddy Power Poker predicted that "the Irish Open Mini Main Event is likely to be one of the most popular tournaments at the festival" due to its "great structure, affordable buy-in" and the fact that it takes place during the holidays. The Irish Open Mini Main Event kicks off on 31st March, 2013. Paddy Power Poker satellites have already begun.
Paddy Power's Irish Open Mini Main Event promotion provides players with a series of qualifiers that award entry to the upcoming events. The satellites consist of no-limit hold 'em rebuy/add on games that allow competitors to test their skill against others through a €11 buy-in. These satellites are scheduled to take place at 8 'o clock PM each Tuesday throughout the month of March. Winners will receive a prize package that gives them entry to the Irish Open Mini Main Event, a tournament that takes place over two days at Dublin's Burlington Hotel and requires a €225 fee for those who opt to buy-in directly. The Mini Main Event, one of the Irish Open's 11 side events, sees competitors start out with 10,000 in chips and will maintain a fast pace through a half hour clock.
A statement from Paddy Power Poker predicted that "the Irish Open Mini Main Event is likely to be one of the most popular tournaments at the festival" due to its "great structure, affordable buy-in" and the fact that it takes place during the holidays. The Irish Open Mini Main Event kicks off on 31st March, 2013. Paddy Power Poker satellites have already begun.
