Win a Seat to the World's Biggest Poker Tournament This Summer Worth $10,000!
Any poker player worth their salt dreams of playing in the biggest tournament of the year every summer in Las Vegas. Forty-nine players have won the event since its creation and you have the chance to become the fiftieth winner of "The Big Dance" thanks to Oddschecker giving away a $10,000 seat.
Last year, John Cynn navigated his way through a field of 7,874 opponents to get his hands on the colossal $8.8 million first-place prize. The 2019 edition should be equally as large, if not bigger.
How to win a $10,000 seat with Oddschecker
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The random draw is on Jun. 19 and the winner notified by email, so double check you have entered your email address correctly!
Please be aware that this promotion is only open to residents of the United States who are aged 21-years or over. You may only enter your details once. The full terms and conditions can be found here.
All you need to do is visit this page right here, click the “Enter Here” button, and enter your first name, email address, and state.
face up.
to give Ivers a set of aces and Kim was drawing nearly dead. The 
on the turn sealed the deal and the 
quickly hit the river as Ivers more than doubled up.
to give Barzantny a set of nines. However, the 
on the turn improved Park to a set of queens and he held on through the 
river to eliminate both Ramos and Barzantny.
was dealt and checked to Krapivin who fired 80,000. Lorenz folded and Ingles called.
and Ingles check-called another bet of 160,000 from Krapivin.
filled up the board and was checked around. Ingles tabled 
for broadway and Krapivin tossed his cards in the muck.
and Pupillo was quickly facing a bet of 125,000. He made the call and the 
. The 
and Schmidt flopped a flush draw for some outs. The 
and Ebrahimi, first to act, went deep into the tank. Eventually Cutler called the clock on him. Within a few seconds left on the clock, Ebrahimi checked. Cutler quickly moved all in for about 1,400,000.