Absolute Poker's exclusive College Challenge ("APCC") offers students the chance to show off their knowledge and strategy at the poker tables, and earn a share of thousands of dollars in prize money. With five weeks out from the November 30th APCC Main Event, college students still have plenty of time for students to get in the game and test their skills for a top prize of $10,000 in tuition.

With more universities recognizing poker as a game of skill and adopting poker strategy as a subject of study, AbsolutePoker's College Challenge is giving students looking to try their hand at putting textbook theory and take a step into real world practice.

The APCC dedicated poker tournament series includes a string of daily qualifiers, from freerolls to $0.25 and $5 buy-ins, and a Weekly Main Event Qualifier on Sundays at 21:00ET that feeds the top nine players to the APCC Main Event, scheduled for Monday, November 30th at 20:30ET.

The 'Player of the Year' competition will see the top 6 students from the Main Event vie for honors in a final table filmed live in L.A. and streamed online at Bluff.com. This semester's Absolute Poker College Challenge is awarding the 'Player of the Year' a grand prize of $10,000 in free tuition, a custom-made APCC championship ring, and the chance to capture 15 minutes of fame via Bluff magazine.

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