Sleigh Race at Betfair Poker
A Sit n Go Sleigh Race competition is now running at Betfair Poker, giving online poker room players a shot at winning big cash prizes and also a coveted seat in the Aussie Millions grand final worth $510! The aim of the competition is for players to see how quickly they can win four Sit n Go games in a row.
All 6 or 9 seater games with a buy-in of $5 or more qualify for this promotion, but 2 seater and D2N games do not. The competition started on Thursday 12 November, so you can get in right at the beginning and see if Santa is in the mood to deal you some race-winning cards.
The first player to win four consecutive Sit n Go games will win a $510 seat in the Aussie Millions grand final that will be played on Sunday 22 November at 8pm. If you aren’t the first player to achieve the feat then don’t worry because the 11th and 21st players to win four Sit n Go games in a row will also win an Aussie Millions seat worth $510, so you can keep trying!
Other players who are among the first 30 to win four Sit n Go games in a row will win a cash prize. This will be worth $20, $30, $50 or $100 depending on your finishing position, but don’t think that the biggest prizes will automatically be won by the players finishing the quickest because they won’t. The cash prizes are mixed up so that players won’t really know how much they have won until they have won. What we can tell you is that even if you finish in 29th or 30th place then you will win $100, so it is well worth participating in the Sleigh Race until the very end.
The Sleigh Race will continue running until 30 players have won four Sit n Go games in a row, so if you start playing right away and you perform well at the Sit n Go tables you could be in with a great chance of winning a prize. And, of course, all the cash that you make from the Sit n Go games in the process is yours to keep as well, so you could make enough to fund your Christmas shopping if you play your cards right!
Visit Betfair Poker today to start racing!
18/05/2010 16:24:38
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