JCC has charity tournament Oct. 14, offers WSOP seat

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JCC has charity tournament Oct. 14, offers WSOP seat

By Nick Sortal September 24, 2009 06:59 AM

The David Posnack Jewish Community Center will have its annual charity poker tournament, and the winner gets a seat at the World Series of Poker.

The event is at 7 p.m.. Oct. 14 at the Orlove Ballroom at the David Posnack Jewish Community Center, 5850 S. Pine Island Road, Davie.

Entry is $150

Players who sign up by Sept. 30 get a free re-buy ticket. Optional re-buys are available during the first 90 minutes and are $25. Add-ons are $50.

Call 954-434-0499, ext. 311 or visit www.jccpoker.com

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