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University Poker Championships, A New Way To Pay Yourself Through College
- By Johannes Vermeer
- Published 11/21/2007
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The Life of Sports Inc. University Poker Championship was launched successfully in the United Kingdom and throughout North America. Partners Life of Sports, Cakepoker.com and Pokerstars.com have teamed up to offer a weekly free roll tournament. Two tournaments will be open to any college student within the UK or within North America.
Participants in the UK Championship will be competing for a grand prize that awards free tuition for one year and a seat at the 2008 World Series of Poker Main Event in Las Vegas. A prize amount estimated at $12,000US.
The North American University Poker Championship grand prize winner will receive free and an expense paid trip to Europe, to play in a European Poker Tour event.
In the only tournament of its kind, students are offered an opportunity to receive free tuition to their education. Will this be the new way of paying yourself through college?
Poker has already grown to be an accepted part of mainstream culture. With thousands flocking to the tables, skillful college poker players are cashing in on the opportunities.
Participants in the UK Championship will be competing for a grand prize that awards free tuition for one year and a seat at the 2008 World Series of Poker Main Event in Las Vegas. A prize amount estimated at $12,000US.
The North American University Poker Championship grand prize winner will receive free and an expense paid trip to Europe, to play in a European Poker Tour event.
In the only tournament of its kind, students are offered an opportunity to receive free tuition to their education. Will this be the new way of paying yourself through college?
Poker has already grown to be an accepted part of mainstream culture. With thousands flocking to the tables, skillful college poker players are cashing in on the opportunities.