IPO betting

[Rupert]

i got 500/1 on toby lewis.  seemed like a good spot

[810ofclubs]

i got 500/1 on toby lewis.  seemed like a good spot

sorry in advance

[810ofclubs]

price for Toby Lewis to die during the tournament pls

put a tenner e/w on u mate, didnt want u to miricle without having a lil bit 

[GreekStein]

price for Toby Lewis to die during the tournament pls

put a tenner e/w on u mate, didnt want u to miricle without having a lil bit 

lol if I can't get any on at 400 I'm gonna spite bust.

[810ofclubs]

price for Toby Lewis to die during the tournament pls

put a tenner e/w on u mate, didnt want u to miricle without having a lil bit 

lol if I can't get any on at 400 I'm gonna spite bust.

std

[TightEnd]

Dublin, Ireland: October 8, 2009 – Boylepoker.com today announced it will re-open direct buy-ins to the International Poker Open on Thursday October 15 at 7 p.m. due to popular demand. The final 40 seats to Europe’s largest live poker tournament, the $225 + $25 Boylepoker.com International Poker Open 2009, will be made available for direct online buy-in to day 1A, Friday October 16.

The prize pool for this year’s event has reached $325,000 and the event is set to break the current record of 1,347 players to become the biggest live poker game ever outside the USA.

Paul Spillane, head of Boylepoker.com said, “We’ve decided to save 40 seats for direct online buy-in for players who have been trying to qualify but have been unsuccessful and they will be available on a first come, first served basis on the site on the evening of Thursday October 15. We want to accomodate as many players as possible and this will be the final treat for our valiant online qualification contenders who missed out.”

The IPO 2009 is Europe’s largest poker tournament with capacity for over 1,300 players. It takes place from October 16 to 18 at the Regency Hotel, Dublin.

In 2008 the Boylepoker.com IPO set a new world record for the largest ever poker field outside of the U.S., with a massive turn-out of 1,300 players. It was Irishman Ruairi Coy who came up trumps to take home the €37,530 first prize from a total prize pool of €205,000, of which €32,000 was added by Boylepoker.com.

No cash entries will be accepted on the day.