/C O R R E C T I O N -- Cool Hand Poker/
| 01 October 2009 |
In the news release, "One day at Cool Hand Poker - One Folded Hand - TwoStraight-Flushes - One $18,000 Win" issued on 29 Sep 2009 08:15 GMT, by CoolHand Poker over PR Newswire, we are advised by a representative of thecompany that the 8th paragraph should have read "Carmen Media operates manyof the world's oldest and most respected online gaming sites includingGamingClub.com (founded 1995), http://www.jackpotcity.com/online-casino ,RiverBelle.com (founded 1997) and LuckyNugget.com, as well ashttp://www.coolhandpoker.com." rather than "Carmen Media operates many of theworld's oldest and most respected online gaming sites includingGamingClub.com (founded 1995), Jackpot City Online Casino, RiverBelle.com(founded 1997) and LuckyNugget.com, as well as CoolHandPoker.com." asoriginally issued inadvertently. Complete, corrected release follows:
, /PRNewswire/ --
- The Stars Align for a New Cool Hand Poker Player who Proves you Don'tNeed Good Cards to win at Poker. Heck, you Don't Even Need to be in the Hand.
In what can only be described as an unbelievable turn of events, a 21year-old Swedish online poker player with the alias LyanTerror27 has just wonUS$18,000at Cool Hand Poker, Despite joining the site less than 24 hoursprior, despite folding his hand pre-flop, and despite other players showingstraight-flushes. Two of them. In one hand.
Victor K (LyanTerror27) won the massive prize because he was playing onone of Cool Hand Poker's progressive 'Bad Beat Jackpot' tables, which aredesigned to add 'jackpot excitement', similar to online casino games, to thealready enjoyable game of poker. The progressive jackpot grows untiltriggered by a player losing a hand with cards equivalent to, or better than,four of a kind (8s or higher). Every player at the table gets a percentage ofthe jackpot, with the largest portions going to players who are active in thehand. Because he had folded, Victor won US$18,000, while the actual 'loser'took home more than US$150,000.
"It' all a little crazy," said Victor when contacted by a Cool Hand PokerRepresentative. "I saw a television ad for the site and liked the fact thatthere aren't professional players there, so I signed up. I played a fewhands, then folded pre-flop on one. I watched a couple of guys run the pot upto US$200. I was thinking flush versus straight-flush, but twostraight-flushes in one hand? Crazy! And then I realized I'd won US$18,000without even playing. It was totally insane."
When asked what he'd do with his winnings, the Swedish player said he wasgoing to take his twin brother and friends to "party in Amsterdam, and buymyself a Breitling watch."
Victor had downloaded Cool Hand Poker's Microgaming software less than 24hours earlier, and had played for less than 17 hours, meaning his prizeamounts to more than US$1,000 for every hour he played.
Despite the win, the Bad Beat Jackpot is once again approachingUS$100,000 at Cool Hand Poker, a site that provides a safe and enjoyableenvironment for new players to learn about the game and practice. The sitehas taken numerous steps to discourage professionals, commonly known as'sharks', from playing at the site, including limiting the number of gamesany player can be in at a given time, and providing smaller stakes tables.Cool Hand Poker also offers a poker school to help players develop andrecognize strategies and techniques that will improve their chances.
About Cool Hand Poker:
Cool Hand Poker is operated by Carmen Media Group, a global gaming andentertainment company that was incorporated in Gibraltar and formed in 2002out of the Demmy Group of companies. Its wholly owned subsidiary Tower RockLtd, is licensed from Gibraltar to operate casinos and multiplayer poker inthe online domain, and all flagship casino brands have been awarded theeCOGRA seal of approval.
Carmen Media operates many of the world's oldest and most respectedonline gaming sites including GamingClub.com (founded 1995),http://www.jackpotcity.com/online-casino , RiverBelle.com (founded 1997) andLuckyNugget.com, as well as http://www.coolhandpoker.com.
Carmen Media products and online gaming brands are promoted through theindustry leading gaming affiliate program ReferBack, thereby affording itspartners opportunities to market English, French, Italian, German and Spanishproducts.
Contact Information: Ward Alsop, warda@forwardslash.com, +27-21-528-9622
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One day at Cool Hand Poker - One Folded Hand - Two Straight-Flushes - One $18,000 Win
GIBRALTAR, September 29 /PRNewswire/ --
- The Stars Align for a New Cool Hand Poker Player who Proves you Don'tNeed Good Cards to win at Poker. Heck, you Don't Even Need to be in the Hand.
In what can only be described as an unbelievable turn of events, a 21year-old Swedish online poker player with the alias LyanTerror27 has just wonUS$18,000at Cool Hand Poker, Despite joining the site less than 24 hoursprior, despite folding his hand pre-flop, and despite other players showingstraight-flushes. Two of them. In one hand.
Victor K (LyanTerror27) won the massive prize because he was playing onone of Cool Hand Poker's progressive 'Bad Beat Jackpot' tables, which aredesigned to add 'jackpot excitement', similar to online casino games, to thealready enjoyable game of poker. The progressive jackpot grows untiltriggered by a player losing a hand with cards equivalent to, or better than,four of a kind (8s or higher). Every player at the table gets a percentage ofthe jackpot, with the largest portions going to players who are active in thehand. Because he had folded, Victor won US$18,000, while the actual 'loser'took home more than US$150,000.
"It' all a little crazy," said Victor when contacted by a Cool Hand PokerRepresentative. "I saw a television ad for the site and liked the fact thatthere aren't professional players there, so I signed up. I played a fewhands, then folded pre-flop on one. I watched a couple of guys run the pot upto US$200. I was thinking flush versus straight-flush, but twostraight-flushes in one hand? Crazy! And then I realized I'd won US$18,000without even playing. It was totally insane."
When asked what he'd do with his winnings, the Swedish player said he wasgoing to take his twin brother and friends to "party in Amsterdam, and buymyself a Breitling watch."
Victor had downloaded Cool Hand Poker's Microgaming software less than 24hours earlier, and had played for less than 17 hours, meaning his prizeamounts to more than US$1,000 for every hour he played.
Despite the win, the Bad Beat Jackpot is once again approachingUS$100,000 at Cool Hand Poker, a site that provides a safe and enjoyableenvironment for new players to learn about the game and practice. The sitehas taken numerous steps to discourage professionals, commonly known as'sharks', from playing at the site, including limiting the number of gamesany player can be in at a given time, and providing smaller stakes tables.Cool Hand Poker also offers a poker school to help players develop andrecognize strategies and techniques that will improve their chances.
About Cool Hand Poker:
Cool Hand Poker is operated by Carmen Media Group, a global gaming andentertainment company that was incorporated in Gibraltar and formed in 2002out of the Demmy Group of companies. Its wholly owned subsidiary Tower RockLtd, is licensed from Gibraltar to operate casinos and multiplayer poker inthe online domain, and all flagship casino brands have been awarded theeCOGRA seal of approval.
Carmen Media operates many of the world's oldest and most respectedonline gaming sites including GamingClub.com (founded 1995), Jackpot CityOnline Casino, RiverBelle.com (founded 1997) and LuckyNugget.com, as well asCoolHandPoker.com.
Carmen Media products and online gaming brands are promoted through theindustry leading gaming affiliate program ReferBack, thereby affording itspartners opportunities to market English, French, Italian, German and Spanishproducts.
Contact Information: Ward Alsop, warda@forwardslash.com, +27-21-528-9622
SOURCE Cool Hand Poker
, /PRNewswire/ --
- The Stars Align for a New Cool Hand Poker Player who Proves you Don'tNeed Good Cards to win at Poker. Heck, you Don't Even Need to be in the Hand.
In what can only be described as an unbelievable turn of events, a 21year-old Swedish online poker player with the alias LyanTerror27 has just wonUS$18,000at Cool Hand Poker, Despite joining the site less than 24 hoursprior, despite folding his hand pre-flop, and despite other players showingstraight-flushes. Two of them. In one hand.
Victor K (LyanTerror27) won the massive prize because he was playing onone of Cool Hand Poker's progressive 'Bad Beat Jackpot' tables, which aredesigned to add 'jackpot excitement', similar to online casino games, to thealready enjoyable game of poker. The progressive jackpot grows untiltriggered by a player losing a hand with cards equivalent to, or better than,four of a kind (8s or higher). Every player at the table gets a percentage ofthe jackpot, with the largest portions going to players who are active in thehand. Because he had folded, Victor won US$18,000, while the actual 'loser'took home more than US$150,000.
"It' all a little crazy," said Victor when contacted by a Cool Hand PokerRepresentative. "I saw a television ad for the site and liked the fact thatthere aren't professional players there, so I signed up. I played a fewhands, then folded pre-flop on one. I watched a couple of guys run the pot upto US$200. I was thinking flush versus straight-flush, but twostraight-flushes in one hand? Crazy! And then I realized I'd won US$18,000without even playing. It was totally insane."
When asked what he'd do with his winnings, the Swedish player said he wasgoing to take his twin brother and friends to "party in Amsterdam, and buymyself a Breitling watch."
Victor had downloaded Cool Hand Poker's Microgaming software less than 24hours earlier, and had played for less than 17 hours, meaning his prizeamounts to more than US$1,000 for every hour he played.
Despite the win, the Bad Beat Jackpot is once again approachingUS$100,000 at Cool Hand Poker, a site that provides a safe and enjoyableenvironment for new players to learn about the game and practice. The sitehas taken numerous steps to discourage professionals, commonly known as'sharks', from playing at the site, including limiting the number of gamesany player can be in at a given time, and providing smaller stakes tables.Cool Hand Poker also offers a poker school to help players develop andrecognize strategies and techniques that will improve their chances.
About Cool Hand Poker:
Cool Hand Poker is operated by Carmen Media Group, a global gaming andentertainment company that was incorporated in Gibraltar and formed in 2002out of the Demmy Group of companies. Its wholly owned subsidiary Tower RockLtd, is licensed from Gibraltar to operate casinos and multiplayer poker inthe online domain, and all flagship casino brands have been awarded theeCOGRA seal of approval.
Carmen Media operates many of the world's oldest and most respectedonline gaming sites including GamingClub.com (founded 1995),http://www.jackpotcity.com/online-casino , RiverBelle.com (founded 1997) andLuckyNugget.com, as well as http://www.coolhandpoker.com.
Carmen Media products and online gaming brands are promoted through theindustry leading gaming affiliate program ReferBack, thereby affording itspartners opportunities to market English, French, Italian, German and Spanishproducts.
Contact Information: Ward Alsop, warda@forwardslash.com, +27-21-528-9622
------
One day at Cool Hand Poker - One Folded Hand - Two Straight-Flushes - One $18,000 Win
GIBRALTAR, September 29 /PRNewswire/ --
- The Stars Align for a New Cool Hand Poker Player who Proves you Don'tNeed Good Cards to win at Poker. Heck, you Don't Even Need to be in the Hand.
In what can only be described as an unbelievable turn of events, a 21year-old Swedish online poker player with the alias LyanTerror27 has just wonUS$18,000at Cool Hand Poker, Despite joining the site less than 24 hoursprior, despite folding his hand pre-flop, and despite other players showingstraight-flushes. Two of them. In one hand.
Victor K (LyanTerror27) won the massive prize because he was playing onone of Cool Hand Poker's progressive 'Bad Beat Jackpot' tables, which aredesigned to add 'jackpot excitement', similar to online casino games, to thealready enjoyable game of poker. The progressive jackpot grows untiltriggered by a player losing a hand with cards equivalent to, or better than,four of a kind (8s or higher). Every player at the table gets a percentage ofthe jackpot, with the largest portions going to players who are active in thehand. Because he had folded, Victor won US$18,000, while the actual 'loser'took home more than US$150,000.
"It' all a little crazy," said Victor when contacted by a Cool Hand PokerRepresentative. "I saw a television ad for the site and liked the fact thatthere aren't professional players there, so I signed up. I played a fewhands, then folded pre-flop on one. I watched a couple of guys run the pot upto US$200. I was thinking flush versus straight-flush, but twostraight-flushes in one hand? Crazy! And then I realized I'd won US$18,000without even playing. It was totally insane."
When asked what he'd do with his winnings, the Swedish player said he wasgoing to take his twin brother and friends to "party in Amsterdam, and buymyself a Breitling watch."
Victor had downloaded Cool Hand Poker's Microgaming software less than 24hours earlier, and had played for less than 17 hours, meaning his prizeamounts to more than US$1,000 for every hour he played.
Despite the win, the Bad Beat Jackpot is once again approachingUS$100,000 at Cool Hand Poker, a site that provides a safe and enjoyableenvironment for new players to learn about the game and practice. The sitehas taken numerous steps to discourage professionals, commonly known as'sharks', from playing at the site, including limiting the number of gamesany player can be in at a given time, and providing smaller stakes tables.Cool Hand Poker also offers a poker school to help players develop andrecognize strategies and techniques that will improve their chances.
About Cool Hand Poker:
Cool Hand Poker is operated by Carmen Media Group, a global gaming andentertainment company that was incorporated in Gibraltar and formed in 2002out of the Demmy Group of companies. Its wholly owned subsidiary Tower RockLtd, is licensed from Gibraltar to operate casinos and multiplayer poker inthe online domain, and all flagship casino brands have been awarded theeCOGRA seal of approval.
Carmen Media operates many of the world's oldest and most respectedonline gaming sites including GamingClub.com (founded 1995), Jackpot CityOnline Casino, RiverBelle.com (founded 1997) and LuckyNugget.com, as well asCoolHandPoker.com.
Carmen Media products and online gaming brands are promoted through theindustry leading gaming affiliate program ReferBack, thereby affording itspartners opportunities to market English, French, Italian, German and Spanishproducts.
Contact Information: Ward Alsop, warda@forwardslash.com, +27-21-528-9622
SOURCE Cool Hand Poker
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