Titan Poker sends players to Pokerface 2007

Filed in archive Poker on May 9, 2007

Titan Poker, one of the most prominent online poker rooms on the Internet, will send fifteen of its most skillful players to Las Vegas to participate in the Pokerface 2007 Main Event, to be staged at the Binion's Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, starting on May 13, 2007.

Titan Poker's fifteen member delegation is composed of talented players from many different countries (including Spain, Germany, Canada, France and Netherlands) who will compete against players from all over the world for a chance of becoming the World's Best Poker Player.

After he qualified for a seat at the Pokerface 2007 Main Event, Scottish player Iain Wenston said: "I am paying only $50 for my first poker trip to Vegas! Thank you again, Titan Poker." His companion for the forthcoming Vegas trip, Canadian player Cory Tymich said "At Titan Poker the average guy like myself has just as much of an opportunity to win as the card shark."

Pokerface 2007 Main Event guarantees $300,000 worth of prizes and the ultimate winner of the event will be granted a $200,000 professional poker player package comprising of tournament buy-ins around the world in sum of $100,000, travel expenses amounting to $30,000 and a salary of about $70,000. Additionally, each of the nine final table contestants will be awarded a $12,500 2007 World Series of Poker Main Event package, and every four players in the tournaments will be handed one WSOP package.

Titan Poker's players are regularly awarded seats to the world's most celebrated poker tournaments. Titan Poker players have played at the Aussie Millions in Australia, the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas, at tournaments of the World Poker Tour, and at other European Poker Tour events.