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Princess Casino has satellites for WPT

By Nick Sortal August 10, 2009 07:16 AM

The Palm Beach Princess Casino has three satellite tournaments on its 10:30 a.m. cruises for World Poker Tour seats.

The dates are Sunday (Aug. 16), Sept. 20 and Oct. 18, and the winner of each event can get into a $10,000 World Poker Tour event and $2,000 in spending money.

Buy-in is $335 and includes cruise fee, food and snacks.

Players start with 4500 units and the field is expected to be at about 60.

For more information call the poker hotline at 561-818-5771 or email joe@pokerroompb.com.

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