Calling all card sharks: Win cash by beating Dana White in the UFC Poker Room on March 11
by Jesse Holland on Mar 9, 2010 2:16 PM EST
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Think you've got what it takes to send UFC President Dana White up the river before the turn? Well, now you can prove it when the Zuffa Chief mixes it up in the UFC Poker Room this Thursday, March 11 at 10 p.m. ET.
It's free to play and the tournament winner will receive a $500 dollar payout -- and the lucky card shark who bounces White from the room will get a $300 reward for their efforts.
Placing in the top ten nets you a $25 payday.
Click here for more information on how to sign up and rules of the tournament.
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I'm in!
But a true champion, face to face with his darkest hour, will do whatever it takes to rise above. A man fights, and fights, and then fights some more. Because surrender is death, and death is for pussies. - Kenny Powers
Ive played on there
and gotten to a final table for some DVD’s.
To me the action seems real slow and there are a ton of suck-out that happen on there.
It’s pretty cool if you have a ton of time to kill. Plus all the tables are free.
@fjbar on twitter...formerly El Mexicutioner
But...
…how do you know it’s not rigged?
Would be cool if they at least had DW on webcam during the thing…
With a lot of the suck outs that happens
sometimes it seems like it is. But the whole thing is free.
@fjbar on twitter...formerly El Mexicutioner
I'm more into the prize not Dana. Would you film him on the camera?
"Once Flamengo, Flamengo until die"
I think last time he did this
they put him getting taken out on a video blog. I’m pretty sure it was around when Shogun & Machida fought.
@fjbar on twitter...formerly El Mexicutioner
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