Party Poker Running Full House Promotion For December

Giorgio | Netherlands | Monday December 7 2009, 14:16 | 0 Comments

Party Poker Full House December 2009

Party Poker has a new promotion running for the month of December called the Full House promotion. The Party Poker Full House promotion is made up of 3 parts: a $50,000 Cash Game Race, the Jackpot Hunter, and $1 Million Multi-Table Tournament Jackpots.

The $50,000 Cash Game Race is for cash game players, as you might expect. It runs from December 3 to 23 and involves climbing a leaderboard by accumulating as many PartyPoints as you can during the promotional term. The top 500 finishers will receive a cash prize, with the top finisher getting $3,000 and the top 4 finishers guaranteed a four-figure award. One hitch - only Bronze, Silver, and Gold Party Poker members can participate.

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The Jackpot Hunter is for Sit 'n Go players, with a total of $160,000 up for grabs. Claiming part of that jackpot involves playing in single-table Sit 'n Go tournaments that have buy-ins of $55 or higher. Win 5 in a row and win a jackpot. The size of the jackpot depends on the stakes level at which you're playing, with the higher stakes having 3 $20,000 top prizes, the lower-stakes having 5 $10,000 top prizes. There are a few other restrictions, like the fact that all 5 have to be at the same stakes level.

Last part of the Party Poker Full House promotion for December 2009 is the $1 Million Multi-Table Tournament Jackpots. Like the Jackpot Hunter, this runs the entire month long, December 1 to 31. To participate, pay 20 PartyPoints to buy-in to a tournament with a $5,000 guaranteed prize pool, and the top 200 finishers at each being awarded a seat in a January 3 final with a guaranteed prize pool of $250,000. Direct buy-in to the final is 1,000 PartyPoints. Prizes will also be awarded for winning multiple $5,000 tournaments.

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