Boylepoker.com launches Battle Royale for its Irish Open 2010 qualifiers

by Boyle Poker

Dundalk / / 2010-01-29 (GlobalGamingPR) - Boylepoker.com announces its Irish Open “last longer” promotion for online qualifiers at the site, with a WSOP main event package and an Irish Open 2011 entry up for grabs


Dublin, Ireland: January 28, 2010 – Boylepoker.com today launches Battle Royale – its Irish Open 2010 promotion, which is open to all poker players who qualify for the event at Boylepoker.com.


Battle Royale will see the qualifier who lasts longest in the Irish Open 2010 win entry into the Irish Open 2011 and a Las Vegas holiday worth $2,000.


Additionally, if a Boylepoker.com qualifier makes it to the final table at the upcoming Irish Open, they will win an all expenses paid World Series of Poker 2010 main event package worth $12,500, as well as the Irish Open 2011 entry.


Any Boylepoker.com qualifier who makes the Irish Open 2010 final table will receive entry into next year’s Irish Open even if they do not win the Battle Royale.


Head of poker at the site, Paul Spillane, said, “The Irish Open has a special place in European poker and we want our players to feel a little bit special too. And what better way than to offer them a terrific reason to qualify for the tournament with Boylepoker.”


This year’s Irish Open takes place from April 2 to 5 at the Burlington Hotel, Dublin, Ireland.


Online qualification for the Irish Open 2010 is now underway at Boylepoker.com. Players can qualify at the site in the weekly finals on:


Sunday at 7:30 GMT with a buy-in of €175 + €13.

Tuesday at 7:30 GMT with a buy-in of €60 + €6 (rebuy tournament).

Thursday 7:30 GMT with a buy-in of €175 + €13 (ticket-only satellite).

Players can qualify for these weekly super satellites from as little as €0.22.

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