Bodog offers 12 Days of Poker Series this Christmas
By: Seth Edward O'Neal
Yes, even Bodog is in the Holiday spirit.
Bodog is hosting the ‘’12 Days of Poker'’ Series for the Christmas season, giving you more than enough reason to stay at home, enjoy the week off while cashing in on some big pots online.
The online poker room is running a 45-event series aptly called, the ‘’12 Days of Poker.'’ The series will run for 12 days starting from December 21 to January 1.
As a Christmas gift, Bodog Poker will pump $100,000 in bonus money into the series so this should be more than enough reason for poker aficionados to get in the action.
Aside from the prize money you can win, the ‘’12 Days of Poker'’ series will have a leaderboard and a Grand Finale.
The top three finishers in the Grand Finale get to take home a complete package of buy-ins to the Bodog Poker Open III which is happening in the Spring of 2009.
To get into the Grand Finale, you either automatically qualify by being in the top four at the series leaderboard, or you can be in spot 5 to 100 and play in a two-tier playoff where another 18 Grand Finale seats will be awarded.
Bodog will add 1,000 to 20,000 dollars in each tournament. The events are usually titled according to the bonus money…
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