Two of the most popular online poker sites have joined forces to
bring online poker players a great new bonus combo.
PokerListings.com, and PokerStars.com are two of the best places any
online casino poker player can get in on some extreme poker action.
Both online poker sites boast some of the Internet’s best poker
tourneys, too. In fact, the last 3 World Series of Poker (WSOP)
champs call these sites home. To show support to these site’s poker
players, the both great casino sites are now offering a great
selection of new online poker promotions. The $18,025 Triple Bonus
Combo is a great series of online poker promos sure to please all
poker playing fans on the Net.
The largest offer is a hard to get entry to a private $15,000 WSOP
Main Event free roll (free to enter) poker tourney where the grand
finale winner will get a $12,000 prize package to the record
breaking $10 million tournament that will be taking place in none
other than Las Vegas, Nevada this coming summer. The poker tourney
prize package even includes $2,000 cash for travel expenses but it
also includes the seat in the $10,000 Main Event buy in. Another
$3,000 will be awarded to those poker players who finish in spots 2
through 50. That’s a lot of cash being handed out.
As far as qualifications go for this free roll poker event, online
poker players must be new to PokerStars.com and have a completed
sign up at the online poker room using PokerListings.com links now
through June 30th. Once any new player is registered,
they have to earn at least 100 Frequent Player Points by the June 30th
deadline. The actual free roll itself will be hosted on July 9th.
Now, the second online poker promo is a private $3,000 free roll
online poker tourney where the first place payout will be $800.
There will be a total of three $3,000 free rolls. One poker tourney
each month for May June and July will be held. Any of you online
poker news article readers out there that are interested need to be
new sign up players who have signed up at PokerStars.com using
PokerListings.com links between now and June 30th. The new signed up
online poker players must also earn at least 100 Frequent Player
Points within the first three months they have signed on to the
poker site. Now, notably, these actual player points must be awarded
two days before the start of the final monthly free roll tourney
that takes place in July.
Wait – there is even a third online poker promo taking place through
these great online poker sites – hence the name Triple Combo Bonus.
The third of the Triple Combo Bonus is a $25 sign up bonus for all
new players. Players must again be players who have signed up at
PokerStars.com using PokerListings.com links between now and June
30th. These poker players must earn at least 100 Frequent Player
Points as well. This must also take place within the first 3 months
of the new player’s account is started. Again, just as it is for the
second part of this trio of offers, these 100 points must be
realized two days before the start of the final monthly free roll to
be held in July.
PokerListings is obviously excited about getting its patrons into
these great casino offers at PokerStars.com. Now that they are
offering this great feature to their patrons, Poker Listings is
giving poker players the chance at winning the estimated $10 million
first place prize at the World Series of Poker in Vegas.
A lot of us who have been playing online poker for a great deal of
time already know that this is the time of year when many online
poker sites line up to give their players a chance at WSOP winnings,
but PokerListings has a great promo for sure. New players, this is
your chance to get in on some serious poker action. If you are
interested in learning more about this great trio of promos, visit
PokerListings.com now. This promo has actually been going on since
the very beginning on April, but you still have more than 2/3 the
time left in the promo to take advantage of it. Acquiring 1a measly
100 Frequent Player Points does not take long either – so you have
plenty of online poker playing time left.
