Absolute Dream Package worth $100k+ at Absolute Poker
February 27th, 2008 | by Admin |
The aptly named 8th Absolute Dream Package promotion is now underway and has got to be the best ever. Absolute Poker are giving you the chance of winning a fantastic package worth $100k+ which includes $50K cash, one to one tuition from WSOP pro Mark Self, an exclusive photoshoot with the lovely Absolute Poker Girl Serinda Swan and a season ticket to Absolute’s Saturday $150 guaranteed tournament. Plus, and this is a much coveted experience, a seat at the WSOP 2008 Main Event being held at The Rio, Las Vegas in July with all the VIP trimmings that you would expect as a member of Team Absolute.
All of the above, except the $50K cash, is to share with a friend, how generous is that!
Daily satellites run from just $2, or you can buy-in directly to the final for $200 + $16, there are even plenty of chances to enter for free with daily Absolute Dream Freeroll qualifiers, the first entry is completely free to any registered player (subsequent entries just 50 ARP’s* - great value!). The 8th Absolute Dream Package Final is to be held on April 7th 2008 at 1.30am GMT (April 6th 2008 8.30pm ET).
This year in the online poker world there are a hell of a lot of brilliant deals / offers but this package could be life changing, and I’d say well worth a shot. Congratulations to WSTART1 on winning the 7th Absolute Poker Dream Package, joining _TREVOR_, McBill, CUTIEPI314, Gentleman8, thebombbaby, and Backupboone in the group of elite players who have won the Dream Package so far. Will your name be added to this rollcall of players for the 8th Absolute Dream Package?
If you’re not already signed up to Absolute Poker your can download the software here and don’t forget to use the Absolute Poker bonus code BONUSDOOP to ensure you receive the initial depositors bonus of 100% up to $500 and your free chance to win the Absolute Dream Package.
Good luck!
* ARP = Absolute Reward Point - You will collect 1 ARP per raked hand (minimum rake 50c) and also 1 ARP per $1 in tournament fees paid.
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