PartyPoker Reward Program have jacked up their player reward system, PartyPoints can now be exchanged for Cash, tournament entries, gift certificates, Buy-A-Bonus, products from the PartyPoker store or for Casino bonus cash.
PartyPoints are accumulated while playing for real money on PartyPoker, PartyCasino, PartyBingo, PartyGammon and PartyBets.
The 11th annual Aussie Millions Poker Championship takes place between the 9th – 26th of January 2009 at the Melbourne Crown Casino in Australia. The tournaments consist of a series of eighteen different poker games types. The main event buy in is set to $10.5K with a guaranteed two million for the winner.
You can qualify for the biggest poker event happening down under by downloading Bodog Poker and entering the online qualifying satellites taking place between the 4th – 8th January.
Win an $4000 EC Poker Tour Salzburg 2009 prize package from TitanPoker. The ECPT 2009 kicks off from the 3rd until 5th April 2009 and takes place at Alpine Palace Casino. Prize packages includes accommodation at the 5 star luxurious Alpine Palace Resort which has breath taking views of the Alps.
Download and use WAP as your Titan Poker bonus code which gives you bigger bonus of 150% up to $600 including an instant $25 bonus.
Only 400 poker players will get the chance to battle it out for their shot at one million dollars at the World Poker Tour Manilla in 2009. You can qualify over the next 6 weeks between 1st December until 14th January at PartyPoker to claim your seat at Manila for only one dollar. World Poker Showdown prize packages are also available if you fancy to head off to the Caribbean’s Ocean World Casino this January.
South Africa have taken a step forward in terms of legislating, taxing and permitting online internet gambling. South Africa’s Minister of Finance, Trevor Manuel, released a bill this week for public comment that plans to tax Internet gambling.
The bill will include a special tax on “interactive gambling” which was earlier regulated by South Africa’s National Gambling Amendment Bill approved by Parliament earlier in May 2008.
