A Chance to Cruise the Caribbean at Juicy Stakes Poker

As the leaves begin to change color and everyone begins to accept the fact that winter is fast approaching, Juicy Stakes Poker will be giving you something to look forward to; a Caribbean Poker cruise. This will consist of a chance to travel the world by sea and visit countries like Haiti, Mexico and Jamaica. Players will have a shot at this grand prize, beginning next week. The cruise package is worth a total of $3,500 and gamers can enter to win for just $2.20. This will get individuals an entry into the $1,100 Card Player Poker tour main event as well as 7 full nights aboard the 'Allure of the Seas' ship. The cruise ship will depart from Fort Lauderdale on September 7th and, in addition, the site will also tack on $500 in spending cash. Not only can you benefit from this exciting promotion this week, but cash games will also be running throughout the entire week as well. Take advantage of games like Omaha Hi-Lo, No Limit Hold'em and others. The exclusive cruise promotion will kick off on July 28th and the deals will be as follows: $2.20 buy-in Daily Step 1 Satellites July 28th-August 9th, 2000 and 23:00 BST (15:00 and 18:00 Eastern) $11 buy-in Daily Step 2 Satellites July 30th-August 11th, 02:00 BST (July 29th-August 10th, 21:00 Eastern) $110 buy-in Final, one $3,500 package guaranteed August 11th, 00:00 BST (August 10th, 19:00 Eastern) Juicy Stakes' Poker manager is getting players excited about the promotion, stating, "Never mind Pirates of the Caribbean, this September will be all about poker players of the Caribbean. It really is the best of both worlds, with a week's worth of poker tournaments and stop-offs in some of the most exotic and picturesque ports in the world." He further adds, "The chance to play poker on a cruise ship doesn't roll around all that often, and the lucky winners will have access to a state-of-the art poker room while enjoying all that the Caribbean has to offer. The first satellites are just days away, and everyone at Juicy Stakes is already looking forward to the cruise."