Betfred 12k of Christmas

[heniek31]

The Betfred Exclusive $12K's of Christmas Christmas is most people’s favourite time of year and with good reason, it is a time for giving. Fred is no Scrooge at the best of time but at Christmas, he takes his generosity to a new level! In the build up to Crimbo Betfred Poker will be giving away a whopping $12,000 to its customers. The ’12 K’s of Xmas’ is just that, 12 x $1000 giveaway promotions so get involved. Schedule: 1. $1000 Xmas Freeroll – 10th December at 19:00 GMT Betfred Poker will be adding $1,000 to a Texas NL Hold’em Freeroll tournament to kick off the 12 K’s of Christmas. The tournament is open to all players with a cap of 2,500 participants. 2.$1000 Added NLH Rebuy – 11th December 19:00 GMT A great value tournament on day 2, buy-in for just $2.20. Unlimited re-buys are available all the way upto the first break for just $2 and you can purchase an optional add-on during the first interval for the same price. The tournament is open to all players with a cap of 2,500 participants. 3. 10 x $100 Freerolls – 12th December, starting from 14:00 GMT (last one at 23:00 GMT) Fred is giving you the chance to play in multiple freerolls on day 3. Every hour from 14:00 until 23:00 you can register and play for your share of $100, a great chance for all new players to hone their skills! Each tournament is open to all players with a cap of 2,500 participants. 4. 24 Hour Rake Sprint – 13th December from 00:00 GMT to 23:59 GMT Everyone loves an original rake race and so do we, on day 4 sprint your way to a share of $1,000 by playing cash tables galore. We will have three leaderboards so players at all levels can take their share of the spoils! Leaderboards will be posted here at 12:00GMT the following day.

[avongirl]

Re: Betfred 12k of Christmas Reg is open now for this.

1. $1000 Xmas Freeroll – 10th December at 19:00 GMT Betfred Poker will be adding $1,000 to a Texas NL Hold’em Freeroll tournament to kick off the 12 K’s of Christmas. The tournament is open to all players with a cap of 2,500 participants.