Three Badbeat-mentored players finished in the money at the recent Newcastle leg of the UK and Ireland Poker Tour (UKIPT). Badbeat.com is the original and leading online poker staking site.
With three years’ Badbeat sponsorship under his belt, Tim Slater finished in 5th place, adding £14,050 to his lifetime winnings. Johnathan Gawith took 6th place taking home £11,210, while Ralph Watson picked up £850 for his 59th place – having only under a year of mentorship and training from the poker staking giant.
“We’re delighted that three of our sponsored players finished in the money, with two in the top ten!” said John Conroy, Badbeat Managing Director. “It really demonstrates that our training and mentoring system works for them, not only online but also in the field.”
“The mentoring training made all the difference. It’s world class. You’re part of a team and the ethos of Badbeat and the large presence there pushed me to want to impress my peers,” said Slater. “It wasn’t my first big live tournament -- I’ve played most the UKIPT tour this year -- but it’s a prestigious event and I still felt the nerves kick in with two tables to go. The support from the team helps you believe in yourself.”
Every Badbeat.com player receives cutting-edge software tools and a structured development path with advanced learning aides, coupled with the knowledge, expertise and support from a pool of world class mentors and support staff.
Badbeat.com stakes many professional players, offering them financial backing, mentoring and guidance, so that their game can develop profitably without them risking their own finances. For more information on how to become a sponsored player, please visit: www.badbeat.com
Next stop for Badbeat sponsored players is the World Series of Poker tournament in Las Vegas.
Source: Gamblogger (http://gambloggers.blogspot.com)
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Friday, June 24, 2011
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Badbeat.com Adds 'Last Longer Bet' to PokerTime Sunday Tourney
Badbeat.com, the original and leading online poker staking business, is adding a Last Longer Bet to the already staggering €750,000 Guaranteed 300 NLHE Freezout scheduled on PokerTime.eu on Sunday 24th April at 18:00 (UK Time).
On top of the guaranteed €750k prize pool, Badbeat will be adding one £500/€500 UKIPT Ticket as a last longer prize for every ten Badbeat Sponsored Players who participate in the tournament. These prizes will be available to Badbeat Sponsored Players only, with the winner(s) able to chose entry into any UKIPT event.
If 20 Badbeat Sponsored Players enter the guaranteed tournament, 1st and 2nd place will receive a UKIPT ticket; if 30 Badbeat Sponsored Players participate then the top three spots will receive the ticket, and so on.
“We love to challenge and reward out sponsored players in equal measure,” says Badbeat Managing Director, John Conroy. “We’re confident that adding UKIPT tickets to an already juicy prize pool should be a real crowd pleaser!”
The next scheduled UKIPT takes place between June 16th and 20th at the Aspers Newcastle Casino.
Every Badbeat.com player receives cutting-edge software tools and a structured development path with advanced learning aides, coupled with the knowledge, expertise and support from a pool of world class mentors and support staff.
Badbeat.com stake many professional players, offering them financial backing, mentoring and guidance, so that their game can develop profitably without them risking their own finances. For more information on the Last Longer Bet, along with details on how to become a sponsored player, please visit: www.badbeat.com
On top of the guaranteed €750k prize pool, Badbeat will be adding one £500/€500 UKIPT Ticket as a last longer prize for every ten Badbeat Sponsored Players who participate in the tournament. These prizes will be available to Badbeat Sponsored Players only, with the winner(s) able to chose entry into any UKIPT event.
If 20 Badbeat Sponsored Players enter the guaranteed tournament, 1st and 2nd place will receive a UKIPT ticket; if 30 Badbeat Sponsored Players participate then the top three spots will receive the ticket, and so on.
“We love to challenge and reward out sponsored players in equal measure,” says Badbeat Managing Director, John Conroy. “We’re confident that adding UKIPT tickets to an already juicy prize pool should be a real crowd pleaser!”
The next scheduled UKIPT takes place between June 16th and 20th at the Aspers Newcastle Casino.
Every Badbeat.com player receives cutting-edge software tools and a structured development path with advanced learning aides, coupled with the knowledge, expertise and support from a pool of world class mentors and support staff.
Badbeat.com stake many professional players, offering them financial backing, mentoring and guidance, so that their game can develop profitably without them risking their own finances. For more information on the Last Longer Bet, along with details on how to become a sponsored player, please visit: www.badbeat.com
Source: Gamblogger (http://gambloggers.blogspot.com)
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Badbeat.com UK Bank Holiday Rake Race to Award UKIPT Main Event Ticket
Badbeat.com, the original and leading online poker staking business, is celebrating the forthcoming four UK Bank Holidays with a Rake Race promotion to give away a UKIPT Newcastle Main Event ticket worth £550.
From Friday April 22 to May 2, the player who generates the most Gross Rake on their Badbeat account and makes a profit will earn himself or herself the UKIPT Main Event ticket.
“With four bank holidays in such a short period we expect players will have more time on their hands to play poker,” says Badbeat Managing Director, John Conroy. “To celebrate this, and simply because Badbeat Management are feeling generous, we have decided to give away a UKIPT Newcastle ticket!”
The UKIPT takes place between June 16th and 20th at the Aspers Newcastle Casino.
Every Badbeat.com player receives cutting-edge software tools and a structured development path with advanced learning aides, coupled with the knowledge, expertise and support from a pool of world class mentors and support staff.
Badbeat.com stake many professional players, offering them financial backing, mentoring and guidance, so that their game can develop profitably without them risking their own finances. For more information on the Rake Race promotion, plus details on how to become a sponsored player, please visit: www.badbeat.com
From Friday April 22 to May 2, the player who generates the most Gross Rake on their Badbeat account and makes a profit will earn himself or herself the UKIPT Main Event ticket.
“With four bank holidays in such a short period we expect players will have more time on their hands to play poker,” says Badbeat Managing Director, John Conroy. “To celebrate this, and simply because Badbeat Management are feeling generous, we have decided to give away a UKIPT Newcastle ticket!”
The UKIPT takes place between June 16th and 20th at the Aspers Newcastle Casino.
Every Badbeat.com player receives cutting-edge software tools and a structured development path with advanced learning aides, coupled with the knowledge, expertise and support from a pool of world class mentors and support staff.
Badbeat.com stake many professional players, offering them financial backing, mentoring and guidance, so that their game can develop profitably without them risking their own finances. For more information on the Rake Race promotion, plus details on how to become a sponsored player, please visit: www.badbeat.com
Friday, February 18, 2011
Badbeat Sponsored Players Rank in the PokerStars UKIPT Nottingham 2011
Mark Maunsell, 24, was one of two Badbeat.com sponsored poker players to cash in the PokerStars UKIPT Nottingham 2011 which had a record breaking 1,058 entrants and an astounding £529,000 prize pool.
The other Badbeat.com player was Badbeat Managing Director John Conroy, who was eliminated after racing with TT against AK when down to just 15 big blinds, came in 81st and a prize of £1,375.
Mark first joined Badbeat.com as a Sponsored Player in April 2010 starting on a $300 Daily Limit and, with the support and tuition of his personal high-stakes mentor Manuel Palanca, worked his way through the levels to a $3,000 Daily Limit earning himself not only a profitable year with Badbeat.com but was awarded a PokerStars UKIPT ticket for his outstanding performance.
Mark’s mentor, Manuel, commented, “Mark played a fantastic game throughout his two days at the UKIPT Nottingham which sadly came to an end when his QQ ran into AK with the river bringing a King to eliminate Mark and put him in 70th place for a £1,585 prize. I’m still very proud of him for making it this far in such a big tournament.”
Mark Maunsell commented on his game, “This was my biggest live tournament and although it was a little nerve-wracking, my whole game was pretty solid. I just played the two cards in front of me and took it one step at a time.
Mark will be representing Badbeat.com again at the PokerStars UKIPT Manchester in March and you can keep track of him and all the Badbeat players who are entering by following them on Twitter (@BadbeatLimited), Facebook, the Badbeat Blog (blog.badbeat.com) or at www.badbeat.com.
Special Valentine’s Week Prizes will be given away to sponsored poker players from February 14-21st by hitting a Heart Flush or Straight Flush and Champagne to players who hold King and Queen of Hearts at Showdown. Visit www.badbeat.com for further details.
Founded in 2005, Badbeat.com is the original and leading online poker staking business. It is an organisation created to win at poker through the funding and comprehensive support of winning online players. Winning at poker is harder today than it was just a few years ago – and every Badbeat.com player has cutting-edge software tools, a structured development path with advanced learning aides coupled with the knowledge, expertise and support from a pool of world class poker mentors and support staff.
Source: The Gamblogger
The other Badbeat.com player was Badbeat Managing Director John Conroy, who was eliminated after racing with TT against AK when down to just 15 big blinds, came in 81st and a prize of £1,375.
Mark first joined Badbeat.com as a Sponsored Player in April 2010 starting on a $300 Daily Limit and, with the support and tuition of his personal high-stakes mentor Manuel Palanca, worked his way through the levels to a $3,000 Daily Limit earning himself not only a profitable year with Badbeat.com but was awarded a PokerStars UKIPT ticket for his outstanding performance.
Mark’s mentor, Manuel, commented, “Mark played a fantastic game throughout his two days at the UKIPT Nottingham which sadly came to an end when his QQ ran into AK with the river bringing a King to eliminate Mark and put him in 70th place for a £1,585 prize. I’m still very proud of him for making it this far in such a big tournament.”
Mark Maunsell commented on his game, “This was my biggest live tournament and although it was a little nerve-wracking, my whole game was pretty solid. I just played the two cards in front of me and took it one step at a time.
Mark will be representing Badbeat.com again at the PokerStars UKIPT Manchester in March and you can keep track of him and all the Badbeat players who are entering by following them on Twitter (@BadbeatLimited), Facebook, the Badbeat Blog (blog.badbeat.com) or at www.badbeat.com.
Special Valentine’s Week Prizes will be given away to sponsored poker players from February 14-21st by hitting a Heart Flush or Straight Flush and Champagne to players who hold King and Queen of Hearts at Showdown. Visit www.badbeat.com for further details.
Founded in 2005, Badbeat.com is the original and leading online poker staking business. It is an organisation created to win at poker through the funding and comprehensive support of winning online players. Winning at poker is harder today than it was just a few years ago – and every Badbeat.com player has cutting-edge software tools, a structured development path with advanced learning aides coupled with the knowledge, expertise and support from a pool of world class poker mentors and support staff.
Source: The Gamblogger
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