Titanic Effort From Online Poker Room

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Published: Thursday, November 15, 2007 https://www.gowanbo.cc

With $8 000 000 invested in monthly online tournaments, Titan expects to be busy

Playtech-powered Titan Poker will stage a $1 000 000 Guaranteed Prize tournament on December 9 as part of its European Championship of Online Poker (ECOOP) tournament series, and now guarantees $8 000 000 in monthly online poker tournaments, a company spokesman said this week.

The guaranteed prize pools at Titan Poker, the largest of the poker sites on the iPoker network, are rising on a weekly basis, based on the rapidly growing number of players that regularly play poker at the popular online poker room.

ECOOP this year is set to become a major international event with more than $2 500 000 in guaranteed prizes in ten consecutive days of poker tournaments.

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Titan Online Poker On Safari

Tuesday, February 05, 2008 mgowanbo.cc

Online poker company to send players to the South African Open

Four Titan Poker online players will be packing suntan lotion, safari gear and cameras for a once-in-a-lifetime trip to South Africa following a decision to send a 4 man team to compete in the South African Poker Open.

Three of the players will travel from Canada to attend this exciting South African event, and the fourth player will fly from The Netherlands, arriving in Africa this week.

All four players won their seats through a series of super satellites, which were staged weekly at the popular poker room. This is the first time that Titan Poker will send players to this top rated event in South Africa, which is rapidly growing in international reputation as a premier poker destination.

The players have been awarded $8 000 prize packages to the South African Poker Open, which will be staged at the Italianesque MonteCasino in Johannesburg from the 5th to the 11th of February. In addition to free entry to the Main Event, flights and accommodation, the Titan Poker players will attend cocktail parties, galas and have the opportunity to explore some of this beautiful and fascinating land.

Mike Byrd (29) from Canada is one of the players who will be representing Titan Poker in South Africa.

He said: "I've been playing online for around four to five years - but this will be the first big buy-in tournament that I have ever participated in so I am very excited."

Titan Poker will also be sending players to the Irish Open and the World Poker Showdown in the Dominican Republic later this year, and will host a massive $2 000 000 Guaranteed Prize tournament on March 2, 2008, part of the guaranteed $10 million a month the site invests in tourneys.

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Titan's Online Poker World Champ Crowned

Thursday, February 07, 2008 mgowanbo.cc

Frenchman comes out tops in three month series of online contests

Titan Poker crowned Frenchman Yann Lelievre (25) as its Online Poker World Champion this week after he defeated some of the best online poker players across the globe in a three month challenge where Titan Poker players competed for the chance to participate in the World Challenge Main Event.

To qualify, players needed to advance through a series of poker leagues, competing first against their fellow countrymen and then against the worlds best international players. Only 56 players advanced to the main event.

Lelievre finished first in the World Challenge Main Event in December, claiming the title of Titan Poker World Champion and $100 000 in cash. The remaining 55 players received a share of $55 000.

"Poker is a true passion for me," said Lelievre. "I started playing poker in 2006 and it was not long before I realized all the passion that poker can provoke. I was so delighted to win the World Challenge Main Event, especially as it was such a close call. I became Titan Poker World Champion with a three of a kind - but just before the pot I only had enough for the big blind!"

Lelievre intends to continue playing to achieve more of his ambitions. "I'm still very young and I have a lot to learn, but I believe that I am getting closer and improving all the time," he said.