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Online Casino’s Final Double Point Day

Proposal by Governor Deval Patrick to ban online poker while building three land casinos set to fail

Friday 21st March 2008



This Wednesday is the final day players can earn twice the number of merit points playing on Bet365’s online poker room at Poker.Bet365.com.

Bet365’s final Double Merit Point Day will see every player earn twice the number of points for playing on real money cash tables and in tournaments. These points can then be used to buy into daily competitions as well as the weekly $2,000 and $3,000 Merit Point buy-in events.

In addition, players who have progressed through Bet365’s VIP Scholarship Programme and reached the second level will be able to convert their points to cash.

 


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